Novice Tourney Launched at Hippodrome in Sydney
A chaotic OCR filled report details the opening of a novice tournament at the Hippodrome on a Friday, listing participants, matches, and divisions. Named players such as Fred, Monty Granger, and Bert Sraith appear amid scattered results and upcoming draws, with divisions across weights and regions like Waterloo and Paddington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weingay
Fred Wile
May
Dingie
Enim Teagy
Duke
Timmy
Vane
Garman
Ftea
Ad Hayian
Walle Wilson
Monty Granger
Watt Stenbiensemn
Beax Oscar
Paints
Bert Sraith
Micke Kiehy
Reg. Mack
RSH
Clit Siler
Podwelaht
Wiexe
Conteyes
Ross Pollard
Ehoje
Robby Lane
Bill Prin
Ray Or
Jer
Billy James
Burns Beats Beals Fireman In Three Rounds At Hippodrome
Frank Burns outboxed challenger Lewis in a brisk three round bout at the Hippodrome on Monday. Burns, 11-3, weighed 115 to Lewis's 115, delivering jabs and rights that left the fireman staggered in the later rounds. The crowd was small as Burns pressed from the start and gained the decision amid a sustained early attack by Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burns
Beals
Lewis
Monnighly
Mie Rieade
Hare
Yih
Leue
Burns
Sncand
Vo Lewsa
Burma
Newcastle
Villon Defeats Radford In Melbourne Bout
In Melbourne at Bendigo, Villon outpoints Radford after a stirring ten round battle. The clash saw Radford scoring late and Villon weathering blows, with the referee calling a foul late in the eighth round and Villon bleeding but continuing to press, securing a win on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villon
Radford
Melbourne
Bendigo
Tulsi
Rahment
Lars
Jefe
Lony
Reatard
Willon
Breaiog
Wien
Wilson
Exeas Rome
Hill and James Lock in Crowded Newcastle Bout
A large Newcastle crowd witnesses a fine boxing contest between Hill and James. Hill weighs 98st with a heavier frame, while James shows agility and craft. Referee’s decision surprises as Banks defeats Sinlincanry in a spirited prelim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Suvarday
Hill G'Weleht
Jame
Ag’ Ga Zu
Nia
Ens
Aulaiirk
Banks
Melbourne Boxing Notes at the Roadhouse and Stadium Card
Melbourne boxing notes describe a Wednesday night program at the Roadhouse and Melbourne Stadium with bouts featuring Jun Donald Slees manace on aD talaor events. Several fighters including Dick Pyke Jack Mack Billy Borland Jim yan Red Smith Jack Devine Jack Murray and others are noted for clinging and punching with limited control. The manager vows changes after a female official is targeted and Billy Shade leaves for Sydney whileere George Mendies prepares for a bout with Jimmy Semmens.
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Mrlbourne Staium
Point Wac
Ome Jawhe
Jun Donald Slees Manace
Ad Talaor
Jac Krady
Dick Pyke
Boug Howson
Jack Mack
Billy Borland
Jim Yan
Red Smith
Jack Devine
Jack Murray
Clevey Fehter
Wilson
Jia Borland
Radford
Sith
George Pearaon
Saya Dick Leaily
Theves Ton
Dick Lean
Lade
Billy Shade
Sydney
Melbourne
Railway Union
Fante Chub
Uni
George Elliott
Charlie O'Loughlin
Paddy Burke
George Mendies
Jimmy ‘Semmens
Nuburts
Jim Borland
Allmry
Vic Rowe
Cricketers Recasting District Boundaries
Recasting of local cricket boundaries dominates this week’s Assciation debate as plans to extend Western Suburbs and other districts loom. Players from Ipswich to Wynnum and Brisbane teams prepare for next season with talks on parity of representation and fixtures across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Bovcer
Thee
Wynn
Ally Bush
Goris
Bundamba
Pineapple Rovers
South Brisbane
Lave Sans Meira
Ramon
Nae Acai
Eney
Eresen
Smiths Bailiie
Cory
Percy
Seth
Radelife
Ileely
Molesworth
Snes
Bu Mex Turner
Weetern
American boxers arrive for Temora meet in Australia
A venture yesterday brought two seasoned fighters to Temora for intercity boxing trials. Leo Patterson and Larry Hawkins, both lightweights, signed for several contested bouts as managers debate team selections and possible entries for upcoming matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soxere
Amurica
Buaere
Ocd
America
Leo Patterson
Larry Hawkina
Tellown
Parilulaiy
Patera
Sid Godfrey
Lou
New Zealand bowlers tour shows mixed results in England
The New Zealand bowlers report a mixed string of outcomes during their English tour. They defeated Hertfordshire St Albans 168 in a long format, and beat Bedfordshire 63 to 7, but England later defeated them 986 in a Muswell Hill match. The crew faced unfamiliar greens, with standout performers James Alert and Mr. Tor Newmen. Berkshire then edged New Zealand 110 to 103 in a late contest, amid speculation of a coaching move and preparations for Queensland and New South Wales participation in future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Briesin
Joe
Weir
Appanecia
Aca
London
Hertfordshire St. Albans
Cheratans
Bedfordshire
Hele Ders
England
Muswell
Tru Wana
Undancey
Inchine
Ing
Vistors
Bie Werkshire
Herkstire
Berkshire
Dniv
Local Bowling Matches Bring Scarce Glory and Nerves
Reports from Grenfell Bowling Club recount a mixed day of results across events. New Zealand outplayed Sussex in Tas Ina by HE, while Essex fell to Mord and Kent defeated Middlesex in tight finishes. Granfell officials praise growing enthusiasm, noting strong bowling and spirited hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dee
Tanie
Zealland
Sussex
Tas
Essex
Mord
Kent
Middlesex
Sulbury Hill
Mr. Spence
Grenfell
Qrenfell
R. Carsemer
Chub
New Sea Water Bowling Association
Jennet
Sydney
Carpenter
Pensinls
Wat
Metropolitan linel clash looms after district finals
Akersan and Colguboum lead the two skippers into the Waverley green fest on Saturday afternoon as Southern and Northern Districts champions prepare for a morning match. Semi finals see Wied and Hint and others, with Wayne pairs advancing. Dubbo bowls plans to build a клуб room costing £1500, featuring two burned tables and a soft drinks bar as Orange bowlers celebrate a northern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akersan
Colguboum
Metropolitan
Waverley
Greenfest
Penmant
Furs A
Wang
Streroon
Wied
Hint
Manty
Ant Oram
Peterahain
Mosss Ao Payten
Ashfield
Ana Wyre
Rindwicked
Mackay
Alderaan
Geddes
Colquhoun
Mosman
Hind
Aleran
Glay
Flook
Moses
Bnet
Dubbo
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Ted Ward
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Fred Simpson
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