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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Mar 28, 1923

Page

2

Godfrey Outboxes Eagel Before Packed Crowd

Sid Godfrey defeated George Engel on points at the Stadium before about 14 000 fans. Godfrey dominated much of the bout winning 13 of 20 rounds while Engel pressed late, suffered a cut eye and a near finish in the second round, with the crowd roaring as the Australian kept control through the later stages.

George Eagel Harry Collins Sid Godfrey Godfrey Eagel George Bagel Engel Lage Tom Eroel Hagel Lelte Gaufrey Americas Seaside

Australians in Manila boxing scene note

A Manila letter reports Australasian boxers competing for junior lightweight honors with mito defeating Wilson. Tingle and Cragler are praised for potential success. Frisco Concepcion remains undefeated with a notable victory over Pancho Villa. Weather is warm but rain interrupts plans as Manila Club figures support the boxing efforts.

Watson Manila Mito Wilson Orient Tingle Cragler Eddie Pit Panche Crozier Terio Andong Frisco Gencepcion Concepcion Pancho Villa Pincher C. H. Burns

Engel Wins Narrow Victory in Final Round Over Godfrey

In a hard fought boxing match Engel attacks from the start and dominates many rounds. Godfrey fights defensively with moments of solid countering as Engel lands heavy blows ending with a unanimous decision in the twentieth. Preliminaries precede the main event with four bouts and notable results.

Engel Godfrey Eagel Powers Joe Wallis

Paxter Stops Symonds in Royal Theatre Showdown

Ern Baxter from Lithgow defeated Ern Symonds before a large Royal Theatre crowd on Friday night. Baxter dominated all rounds, flooring Symonds twice as the towel was thrown in after 15 rounds. Symonds drew crowd ire with his tactics and the bout ended with Baxter clearly superior.

Royal Theatre Ern Baxter Lithgow Ernie Symonds England Baxter Symonds FP. Corsett W. F. Corbett Andy Mack Tattersall's Club Mekbourne Brighten Sli Anil Australia Australas Gorhan UL Guest Uae T. Thompen Gueet Thompem Iti

Australiaonzi Boxing Mecca Again as World Boxers Flock

The article argues Australia will again be a boxing Mecca, citing Hugh D. McIntosh and the Stadium’s pivotal role in attracting top pugilists from Tommy Burns to Sam Langford. It traces 1908 1910 era expansion, noting battles with Jack Johnson and Joe Jeanette, and the Stadium’s lasting profitability and influence.

Australia Fure Hugh D. McIntosh Lone Baker McIntosh Tommy Burns Tommy Jack Johnson England United States Melbourne Brisbane Bill Squires Ruccutters Bay Hilly Papke Stanley Ketchell Jimmy Clebby Sydney Stadium Griffe Sam McVea Sam Langford Mr. McIntosh Joe Jeanette Np Remuneration For A Match Between Either of the Pale Johnson Langford Jeanette Namie

Overseas boxers drawn to Australia in new money era

The article argues that global boxing wealth shifts away from nonchampions, urging overseas boxers to consider Australia as a lucrative route. It notes Billy Shade’s earnings in New York and George Engel’s £1000 haul, predicting rising visits from American fighters and higher pay, while warning against overmatched matchups and the decline of rugged training standards.

England America New York East Billy Shade Jearn Sydney Stadium Australia Jacks George Engel Billy Clonnie Taft Jack Munro

Boxing News and Promoters Update from Australia

Jack Short plans a bout with Garnet at the southern date, aiming to fight in Melbourne if needed after a recent defeat to Emmens. Tommy Hanley travels to Melbourne to back George Storey against Billy Grime on Saturday, with a likely lively contest. A. E. White of Broken Hill promotes outdoor boxing at Trades Hall, noting the end of the Distress Association and advertising expenses for visiting boxers and travel costs as part of local shows.

Jack Short Garnet Ourne Bol Ray Ney Asys Esolie Teleave Polnta Eemmens Melbourne Tommy Hanley George Storey Billy Grime Sonal Trades Hal Hall Siem al White Jimmy Taylor Witsoe Tra Rodney Adelaide Tom O'Rourke Republic A.C New York Tom Gibbons Kid Norfolk Jimmy Sharman Walter McEvilly Robertson N.&. Tales Moss Vale Sharman Albion Park Kiama Kangaroo Valley Bowral Bud Kee Tommy Murphy Bill Mack Mack Williams Rudges Sandy McVea Murphy Moss Vals Baer Jim Orbett Ulaary Werk Cae Ieee Ee

Johnson Tops Hamilton In Tight Newcastle Stadium Bout

In a full Newcastle Stadium card Johnson narrowly defeated Hamilton after an even bout packed with action. Johnson weighed 11.6 to Hamilton 12.2 and used body shots to slow the bigger fighter, with Johnson’s late power seals the decision amid an ugly cut on Hamilton. Robison and Tarey also posted points wins in earlier preliminaries, while Owen Cairns issued a £25 challenge to the winner.

Newcastle Johnson- Hamilton Chasce Johnson Carrington Hamilton Sydney Min Hoth Robinson Ones

Eddie Ramies Homeward After Australia Bout Tour

Eddie Ramies, San Francisco featherweight, returned with his wife from Australia aboard the Niagara and Manoa. He cites five fights in Australia with wins over McCarthy Sulli van Spargo Grimes and Bert Spargo, and notes a £250 offer per fight for five more. Ramies, eager to see Johnny Bull, hopes to attend 118 ringside but finds his manager ill at home with pneumonia.

Edd Rais San Francisco Eddie Spec) Ramies Austessia Honolulu Niagara Matson Manoa Rarmies Australia Bert McCarthy Jerry Sullivan Packey McFarland Icerta Bert Spargo Billy Grimes New Southales Ramies Monroe Lud Johnny Bull Gerald Brown Bud Ridley Robues Frayne

Unclear OCR Fragment Reveals Scattered Scores

Fragmentary text shows odds and numbers mixed with names like JACK DUNLEAVY and LIVERPOOL 87. The readable bits suggest a sports score or roster snippet but lack coherent context or complete facts.

Jamito's Great Win At Manila Prompts Fans Reaction

Silvino Jamito defeated Macario Villon in a 15 round junior light bout at Manila's Olympic Stadium. Jamito outboxed Villon with superior distance work and left uppercuts, winning ten rounds to four with one even, gaining broad acclaim from thousands of fans.

Silvino Jamito Orient T.N.T Macario Villon Plymeic Stadium Jamito Wilson Jaimito Mio Villon Villon Kit Silvino Jack Watson Hilly Tinele Digger Crozier Gutierrez Manahan Jamite Willon Fang

North Queensland Boxer Jim Dwyer Captures Referee Belt

A Brisbane era report praises Jim Roland Dwyer of Atherton as a rising North Queensland boxing star who won the Referee championship at Sydney Stadium on February 24. The piece notes his calm, gentlemanly style, his tough fights with Jack Hurke and Fred Jinks, and the strong local support from Cairns to the Tableland.

R. R. Perry Westmoreland Cairns Island Jim Roland Dwyer Jim Roland Colina Bell Sydney Stadium Inurela Caicos Post Dwyer Jim Dwyer Atherton Big Jack Hurke Burke Fred Jinks Ate Melbourne Jinks Wyer Colin Beil Or Pty Sydney Colin Bell Lea Sydney Sporting Writers Roland Farorth

Blackburn to Ayar clash promises big crowd

Brisbane fans can expect a standout night Monday when hard-hitting New Zealander Clarrie Blackburn faces Jimmy Ryan. Saturday at Stadium features bantams Waters and Mendies in a rematch after a fierce prior battle with Mendies edging on points. Mendies trains under Mick Hawking at Les O'Donnell's gym while Waters works at Jack Lynch's. both in peak condition.

Blackburn Ayar Brisbane Fafa Clarrie Blackburn Jimmy Ryan Bantams Waters Mendies Mick Hawking Les O'Donnell Jack Lynch

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