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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 12, 1915

Page

16

Thorn Beats McCoy In Fast Lightweight Bout At Brisbane

Frank Thorn outpaced Herb McCoy in a brisk Brisbane Stadium return, tiring after body blows from McCoy and a fourthteen round finish. Thorn won two thirds of rounds but a late barrage left him fading. McCoy weighed 9.81 to Thorn 9.24 and the prelims featured Boy McGrory, George Winton, Norman Cassells, and Jack Wells.

Frank Thorn Herb McCoy Brisbane Stadium McCoy Frank Thorn Tharn Herb Herb Sant Brisbane M'‘Grory George Winton Norman Cassells Jack Wells Cassells

Victorian Boxing Promises Big Date At Stadium

Victorian boxing notes a planned showdown at the Stadium next Saturday between Charlie Simpson and Jack Janesse. Janesse has long aimed to defeat Simpson, with Brisbane bouts and welterweight ambitions shaping the scene.

Crag and Aitken in Sydney venture dominates event

Crag and Aitken, based in Sydney, headline a bold venture that captures public attention. The business group advances a major project, drawing interest from investors and local authorities.

McCoy Beats Thom For Australian Lightweight Title

Last week in Brisbane the lone lightweight title bout saw McCoy defeat Thom over fourteen rounds to claim the Australian championship. A boxing summary from Sydney notes Demier beat McNabb on points in a 20 roundie, Lepreux beat Newbury in Melbourne, and Gowler defeated Coghill in Brisbane with Coghill’s towel thrown in after three rounds.

Brisbane McCoy Thom Henri Demier Billy McNabb

Defeat for Newbury as Lepreux wins wild Sydney bout

Frenchman Lepreux defeated George Newbury of Balmain after a chaotic 20 round match at Sydney Olympia Stadium. The fight resembled a scramble and wrestling as both boxers ignored many rules, delivering an extraordinary and rough display.

Frenchman Lepreux George Newbury Balmain Sydney Olympia Stadium Jack Munro Newbury Lepreux Tommy Ryan Billy James Pat Conly Joe Scutts Scutts Conly

Victorian style boxing clash and featherweight talk

The report covers Jack Stanley versus Watty Austin with Austin claiming the fight in the later rounds and praise for Watty's skill. It also discusses Jimmy Hill pursuing a dual light and featherweight title plan with Herb McCoy. Brisbane bouts scheduled May 29 McCoy vs Will, June 5 Tanesse v Wolgest, June 12 Hill v Ellis for featherweight title.

Brisbane McCoy Will Tanesse V. Wolgest Jene Hill v. Ellis

Demlen McNabb Battle Reverses Professions at Stadium

At Sydney Stadium the Demlen McNabb confrontation features reversed professions amid the crowd. The event shifts anticipated roles and hints at a surprising outcome for both teams and spectators.

Sydney Stadium Demlen-McNabb

Cowler Defeats Coghill In Australia Heavyweight Bout

Tom Cowler beat Gordon Coghill at Methonene Stadium with a decisive finish after a tough second round. The crowd showed little interest, but Cowler controlled the fight from the third round, delivering powerful blows as Coghill fought bravely before the towel was waved in. Cowler praised as one of the best heavyweights seen in Australia, with hopes for a match against Bill Squires in his prime.

Tom Cowler Gordon Coghill Methonene Stadium Darcy-Holland Sta Coghill Gether Corbett Cowler Coghitl Australia Bill Squires

Boxing clash ends with Cowler dominant over Coghill

Cowler admits a 14.8 in a bout where Coghill initially feinted and created pressure. Cowler lands body and jaw blows, forcing Coghill to stagger and fall after two rights to the jaw. The Sydney fighter regains briefly, but Cowler maintains control as the crowd watches in disbelief.

Australian wrestling title clash fuels May bout debate

Wrestler Jim Daniels will face Tony Holman at Wollongong on May 22 to decide the lightweight champion of Australia, disputing Shima and McDermott for the title and agreeing to meet the winner, win or lose, with Holan. Samuel Hordern has just been elected president of the Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales and is a liberal financial backer of national movements for Australia.

Jimmy Hill Frankie Ellis Hill Herb. McCoy Herb McCoy Jimmy Ellis Frank Brisbanne Jim Daniels Tony Holman Wollongong Shima McDermott Australia Iied Holan Samuel Hordern Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales N.S.W. Rod Fishers’ Society New South Wales Aaron's Exchange Hotel Red Cross Society

Demlen Wins Again In Sydney Boxing Showdown

Belgian champion Henri Demlen outpointed Newcastle contender McNabb over 20 rounds at Rushcutters Bay Sydney Stadium. Demlen controlled the bout with sharp lefts and smart defense, despite McNabb’s aggressive charges, and felt the crowd’s cheer as Demlen secured the decision.

McNabb Sydney Stadium Henri Demilen Rushcutters Bay Stadium Demien Harn whcNabbe

Australian boxer in London with forces enjoys high jinks

An Australian boxer writing from London describes a month in England with the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force. He recalls a bonzer time, a visit to the National Library? Scouts club event, a concert by Ivy Schilling and Olive Lenton, and a dance at barracks with Miss Schilling as his partner. He also mentions Battling Taylor and Billy Yates as rising boxers.

Jack Morrissey Imperial Expeditionary Force London Fis England Australia Nls.c Sydney Battling Taylor Fife Ivy Schilling Olive Lenton Miss Schilling Egypt Empire Louis Cummings Jimmy Watts Billy Yates Liverpool Bulliwarra Tos Hurst Park

Faithpull Cup at N S W Gun Club Mascot

The Faithpull Cup event at N S W Gun Club Mascot saw nine competitors in light easterly winds. Despite poor gunnery, R F Ryrie led early, then M Barlow clinched victory with 15 kills using a Cashmere gun amid unusual misses and a referee named Ti Garratt overseeing.

N.S.W. Gun Club Jrounds Bill Huck H. Garrett W. H. Watson C. G. Barnes R. F. Ryrie M. Barlow Tierce Josiah Clarke Ti. Garratt

Tamworth Notable Sooting Carnival Muddled Card

Disjointed report from Tamworth on a sooting carnival tied to the Threworth Jockey Club Newmarket event. Results mention handicap race with £200 purse, Ayr, Bailistites, Ballistites, and multiple riders including Campbell and Milford. Unclear horses and outcomes due to garbled OCR.

Files Campbell Scone Batic Power Cameobell Cox Lonsgielson Milford Pood Gilbert Lye Giecagh

Melbourne Gun Club Handicap Rivalry Draws Crowds

The Melbourne Gun Club saw rising attendance at its Friday meetings with many country members and high quality birds. F J Mitchell won the outright trophy in round seven after a late miss by Bird and Gavan. A G Dawson, Clarke, and Greener split the prize in the Members Handicap after five rounds. The best run of the afternoon was 18 by Rom. Saturday featured strong novice success and noted MG C members like A G Flack and Nor made sporadic prize appearances.

Tur Ficlbourne F. J. Mitchell Albury Epartsman Bird Gavan Jeff Mr. Mitchell A. G. Dawson Claurle Greener Rom Lee Ieee Piura Flack Nor

Rifle meet at Randwick ranges yields fine scores and plans

After wet weather riflemen enjoyed a sunny Randwick Range meet last Saturday with 22 clubs firing at 200 to 600 yards. Top marks included S Battishall 35 70 and J B Coulcher 34 35 9, while L W Hunt led 700 yard efforts with 46. A monster carnival, raising Belgian Fund support, will be held on Randwick Racecourse with Capt. Ardill and Sergt. Wallace organizing and J B Thompson treasurer guiding plans.

Rand- Wick Sydney 4. C. Jones S. Battishall J. EB. Coulcher F. Box Metropolitan Railway Club C. Giles Evans A. Jones W. Schara Nurth Sydneys GHH Paine Societa Harmon W. M. Abell Clyde Engineering Works Foadwick Club Sore Veltralt Peter McArthurgs PL Heath W. Oster Eastern Suburbs L. W. Hunt W. J. Faux Cho Police Botany Rac L. W. Baldwin George Ardill Parramiatn Ruc Counce NRLA Randeriys Beoge Lacy Rawrson Rawson Anderson G. L. Ardill J. J. Wallace J. B. Thompson Wien Elvis Owhiel Woolly Ciba Victoria Griffyis Kiama Rifle Club Kiama Mercia Kiama Rife Club Kiama Rife Club Here Ke Ree Coun State Commonwealth BB C. Fau K. Faux Ted

Midlands meet yields stellar eight keel burst by Marshall

Marshall Flack showed a remarkable burst on Saturday, stroking eight keels while others managed only three. He took three divisions and chased the outright trophy at Nambour, then shared three of six swerpotgltea. The Members Handicap crowned Tach with Jim and Marshall second and third. Lash led with a 14 break. thirds trapped 440. Several names and scores appear, with Friday trophies and a £10 member handicap noted for upcoming events.

Min Marshall Flack Peries Fa Strom Tin Nambour Tach Jim Marshall Pallett Maesul Manley

Harry Motton Poe One Sare Am Taree

Readable text indicates a garbled entry referencing a person named Harry Motton Poe along with scattered words about an avenue. The fragment provides no clear event, date, organization, or location to form a concrete news item.

Poe Oney

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Demlen Sanesse and Simpson Bendigo Staium Charlie Simpson Jack Janesse George Taylor Dorn Janesse Edly Taylor Fort Janesse Simpson Bristone Queensland Pearson Stamp West Australia Hughie Meheran Ernie Hickling Alf Morey eHect Perth Jack Kennedy Boll Wil-iams Joe Goddard Geoff Moriarty Fred Billy Monty Wim. Andrews Bert Smith Monty Dr. McMahon Smith McMahon Dick” Lean Mr. Lean Melbourne Charlie Douglas Frank Kirwan Hay Goldfields George Deever Leo Coyle Deever Dyer Hughie Hogan Jack Murray Emile Ameke Crag and Aitken Tom Gowler G. Coghill Brissane May Frank Thern Balmain Lad Gueensland Watty Austin Jack Stanley Weity Mason Watty Austin Stanley Penworth Torm Jack Bolt Jack Johnson Jess Willard Mose MicNabb Nmcnack Loughrey Demilen Newcastle Delen Belgan McKialeb Mr. Baker Demlen Victorio Darcy Hie Billy The Stain Bombawer Davis Jim Fogarty Sade Nestle's Milk Co Posuere Csheeey Cape of Son Twayas Fae Lubett Napa Onadet Ara Spersallite Mick Simmons Sydney City Sports Cpl Sa Tamworth Albion Park Qnmanite Syeda Ie Munen Steele Niles Melbourne Gun Club Lewis Trautsmanstorf Witie Gathela Germany Hamburg Horn Don Amore Harry Motton
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