Mendies Triumphs In Prowess Filled Boxing Bout
George Mendies defeats Jack Brown in a tightly contested ten round affair. Mendies shows measured offense and clutch moments, while Brown presses with hard blows. The packed auditorium at the venue echoed with cheers as the verdict favored Mendies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mendeon Tate
Inabel Inagier
Brown
Jack
George
Azali
Wallis
Mendies
Bormont
Balmain
Iver
Lowrie
Tennie Lowrie
Tove
Monty Wall
Ernie Eflintt
Rat McHugh
Broken Hill Boxing Results Fill Local News Notes
At Broken Hill on Saturday Jim Mile beat Mud Reynolds 1 2 by a clear margin. Reynolds was down twice, described by a correspondent as a sharp bout with swift moves. The piece mentions Mardy, formerly of New Zealand, now living in Sydney, teaching boxing in Wellington in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Seturday
Jim Mileblick
Mud Reynolds
Reynolds
Buy Mardy
New Zealand
Sidney
Te' Wae
Wellington
Hivtay
The Trainer's Recovery and the Trainer's Cure
In a crowded scene at Randwick the trainer Harry Curley boasts of a dramatic recovery for Jack Stone, with Max and Georgie’s trainer pridefully noting that the silver star emblem and campaign outlook will ride on the trainer’s cure. The piece follows the emotional arc of a racing world where belief in a man’s method clashes with doubts about health and success, as owners jockey for advantage and a hopeful future for Georgie’s career unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stone
Hin
Jack
Henry
Carley Wan
Harry Carley
Theugbe
Tosh
Thorpe
Tanhae
India
Menenka
Reandavick
Grorcie
Max Wpe
Caaran
Eivate
Bram Raahley
Tami Trench
Kynne
Mehra
Stone
Dake Bank
Berhy
Randwick
Evans
Max
Georgie
Utary
Tim Nok
Bram
Rushey Tchen
Thele Egy Olaake
Toma
Thoraill
Tom
Hem
Maxstroh
Iqahoan
Eiders
Curragogy
Ena
Enon
Beem
Huan
Rose
Harry Curley
Sydney
Thoreill Seid
Famous Little Russian Heifetz, Master Violinist
A brief musical feature profiles Jascha Heifetz, hailed as a brilliant violin talent at age 20. The article praises his mastery, captivating performances, and rising status in American musical life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jascha Heifetz
Chyacha Heifets
Oshone
Americ
No Friend of Thorgill in a Sydney Racing Tale
In this segment long on racing intrigue and personal feuds, Douglas Glanville, a well known Sydney owner, clashes with Max Thorgill over a shady deal that taints Thorgill with the word swindle. Glanville’s sister Una sways between loyalty to her kin and Thorgill’s charm as racing figures like Jack Stone and Wilfred Wrench maneuver through rivalries, romance, and power in the Randwick scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorgills
Glanville
Sydney Soerchens
Parisment
Max
Wisister
Glencery
Max Thurgill
Douglas Glanville Poe
Mandoora
Mae Thnrgill
Max Thar
Una Glanville
Douglas
Douglas Glanville
Una
Thora
Max Thorgill
Fim
Jim
Rangwick
Wilfred Wrench
Nso
Dave Bing
Boti
Daugheer
Wrench
Jack Stone
Bouklss Glanville
Shane
Gearkle
Rene
Fuck Stone
Thorgill
Cambala
Wwe
Dane
Nauk Oy
Dakbayle
Moenin
Randwick
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George Mendies
Jack Brown
Annie Amy Loe
Mt CT
Nuey
Mecanrny
Faure
DE Ponthir
Auntralla
Dete
Peritre
Arnona
Bonthieu
Black Ow Pire
maNe
Onimatis
News and Notes
Aruba
MSW
Queensland
Ieee
Sy EN
Passant
Abeshime
Mea
Adair
Taren
GAMES
Soyer Rhs Mtuwn
Nat Gould
Novatis
Ant Georgier
Amd
Mayeemoped
Jake Stone
Aineses
Jase Brone
Mae
Theo
Jace
Lara
Barhurst
Henry Curley
Sydney Layne
Thoreill
Jollandry
Voli Allen
Wiese
Sims
Gooveie Var
Gantale
Eile
Sid Douglas
Mje
Torather Nike
Reaukel
Ark
Pittserowt
Hilvervon
Bouglin Glinaite
Thorelihs
Lengarry
Cutragony
Darling
Bourke
Ulm
Doug
van Jel
Thorgal
Reagan
Kim Bratter
Thorsiil
Klin
Rai
Ipl
Aden
Tata Ag
Hk Akan
Nobel
Tang
Mitanga
Aurlin
Seton
Meen ‘Ont
Nemington
Wammatiens
Moe
Testa
Casali
Newcastle
Haymarket
Inge & Mornita Save
Hong and Co
Lil
Agence
Gion
Eapeshevere Anthers
Ree Keen
Everest
God
Govarogme Papas
Sremington Ae
Rae Bara Reese
Bes OS
Soo
Kradlor
John Brush
Wingstreet
Pitt Street
Bayer
Italy
Murphy’s Pile
Mae Heersis
Mrmr
Tavear moveLe
Eer
Alfred Nott
Optician
Fay Eoiitn Dirnds
Melourne Shee
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