Fight of My Life From the Skies with Georges Carpentier
Georges Carpentier recalls his air combat with a Bosche aviator, detailing the crash and injuries, his recovery, and reflections on aviation’s role in the war. He praises Allied reconnaissance and gunfire prowess while arguing Germany must fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosche
Georges Carpentier
Tony Naan
Ravesant
Joe Fenmnene
Hanbariep Welly Ganbaan Smith
Ana
Pati
Dion
Uovens Bosche
Germany
Aviateur
Boxing Letters From War Echoes on Flanders and Gallipoli
Nailed to a recent dispatch, a journalist in Gallipoli recalls boxing circles at Newtown club as soldiers recount a Davey McGorty duel and Paddy Martin legends. Mentions Of Ted Larkin and a roster of Australian fighters fuel reminiscences, with Baker, Stothey, Turner, and Engel among the names cited, as writers trade news of training, endurance, and plans to resume boxing after long campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholls
Agaac Bosch
Gallipoli
Tam O.K
Tm Kuyt
Ted Larkin
Hie
Eyagher Martin
Paddy Martin
Newtown Wich
Australia
E Beusery
Nat Ajars
Dave Stotihy
George Turner
Golden’ Gate
Ads
Balmain
Gletc Hay
Baker
Dave Byant
Charlie Campbell
Wally Weekes
War letters from the front reflect gains and longing
The fragmented text from an Auckland Monthly News item recounts wartime messages. Soldiers express hope for victories and a safer return home while praising comrades and the Union Jack. It also notes Professor Dettmann stepping down after seven years on the Auckland Association managing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Sydney
Dettmann
Dal
May
Bite Svenbbes
Leen
Major Manassey Laid To Rest After Battle Loss
A battlefield report describes Major J.P. Manassey, president of the Busby Brian Lieutenants Frank Coan and others in the Nis WR unit, killed by a shrapnel hit while inspecting positions. The casualty deeply affects the battalion as they continue siege and defense amid artillery fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masray
J.P
Manamey
Busby
Brian
Franke Coan
Nis WR
Tiewlalane
Middleton
Sportsmen's Battalion builds for active service and support
The Sportsmen's Battalion drives to active duty with preparations under way and plans to deploy units, while community support coalesces. A funding drive has begun to aid the men traveling to the ring line and during deployment, with donations directed to Mr. Fares at the Crises Meeting Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Subleiey
Uhermmelves
Mi Iredale Guder Ihe Vuri
Sportsmen Play Their War Parts Prelude To Glory
An English officer recounts wartime sport and morale themes from the Front. He reflects on England’s resolve, the home front, and civilian support while contrasting hardship with humor as London readers digest war weariness and the promise of return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleeren
England
Engilahman
Joe
Fe Wenen
Lan" Hemiltoy
London
Aaid
Alter
Tondaay
Prance
Flanders
Memorial to Sergeant Larkin M LA Honor to Widow and Children
A memorial resolution honors Sergeant Larkin of the New South Wales Police for his duty and sacrifices. The fund aims to provide suitable support for his widow and two children, with immediate assistance requested from the public and officials. The committee reports widespread sympathy and seeks all possible contributions to honor his memory.
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Sergiand
Larkin
Fenolve
Thal
Lerkin
Seraeane Lorsin
Lyons
Willaw Sn Ornhians
Philip Streets
Sydney
Hld
Metmash
Brn
Udwe Edmunds
South Wales
D R Bedell Sivright's Career in Rugby Football
English appreciation of his powers as a forward marks the tribute to D R Bedell Sivright, Cambridge captain and Scottish rugby star, who died at the Dardanelles. The piece traces his sports career at Cambridge, Edinburgh University, and Scotland, noting his speed, resilience, leadership, and wartime naval service. It recalls his tours to Australia and New Zealand in 1908 and 1909, his boxing and track prowess, and his role as captain of the Cambridge team and Edinburgh University.
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Nsw
Unione
Vowel
Menchen
Con
Roel
Ivan
Siseach
Dasimlers
Jin
Sone
Dardanelles
D. Sivrighty
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Union Enviruelasm
B. Sivrieht
Scotland
Ana Birengun
Cambridge
Newsone
Chonen
Brivis
Zesland
Edinburgh University
Tern
Tour Seacone
Hich
Felles
W. P. Beott
Trinity College
Wales
Ie Invincible Seateach
Sod
Cape
Trelans
New Ealand
West of Scotland Pc
Eame
Worl
Edinburgh
Far East
Fedeil-Siordeht
Meeeatland
Bilinburgh
Ore Sporting
Diamante
Hull
Darkie
Ures
Servier
Bedall-Sivright
Tors
Ireland
Bail
Maelsar
Pmainhiana Regiment
Morrison
South Africa
Ids
Avar
Orababiy
Nere
Australis
Yontec
Poinia
Snd
Thay
Temn
R. J. Roger B. Swvannell
Hodel
Allen
Sarre
Ruzhy
Jackson
Erehen
Bile
Long Bay
Government House
Worsholwomen’s Club
Nay
Thireyt
Malah’ Sheehan
Pare Fel
York Way
Line
Blake
Pylban
Mage On & Company
Wes
Rugby Union Soldiers List Reaches 1519 Names
The Rugby Union soldiers list climbs to 1519 with many names cited as volunteers. Notable figures include Proctor and Trenerty among others, acknowledging service over more than two decades. The tally reflects ongoing enlistments, with some entries still awaiting confirmation as the drive continues.
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Union
Sf Pm
H Proctor
Cess AG
Rae Rae PR Ab Recon
Trenerty
J. Gill
P. Perry
T- Mullard
C. Swiney
RB. Faween
Fawcett
K. Stratford
J. Buman
A. Winsor
Jo W Morlen
F. Flannery
C. Gilmore
W. Murphy
Narther Teama
Returned footballer Rosie and tragic death tale from Referee
The Late Arthur Rosenthall is recalled as a multi-sport star and war veteran. A fellow footballer recalls Major Blair Sweannell's death and the grim fighting that shaped Rosie’s life. The speaker laments the doomed fate and reflects on Rosie's courage, Conway field memories, and the impact of war on athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pl. A. Mitchell
Manly
Blair I Sweannell
Sporemnan
Aphllar
Arthur Rosenthall
Ilise
Roopitul
Mitchell
Rosie
Foot Waller
Howe
Unclear London Cricket Club event leads to funeral mention
Fragmentary report from London boards describes a Tuesday event at Ead Cemetery near Weevenhowy with cricket club members and many spectators. Mentions Monks, the watersiah Jai, and a funeral for "We Ge Grace" with unclear connections, leaving reader with uncertain details.
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London
Incre Ead
Weevenhowy
Newenngar
Howe
Sportswomen Rally for Allied Day in Imperial Russia
Amateur sport women organize for Allied Day festivities in Imperial Russia. Mrs Westberg of Manly leads preparations with stalls, drinks, and a pavilion opposite the Turley Bureau. A committee including Mrs Barry and ladies handles fundraising events like a cafe chantant on November 11 to aid the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomaul
Westberg
Manly
Josef” Dawesan
Dasce
Jens
Martinee
Turley Bureau
Amour Sporting Inley
Aircet
Barry
Astovianio
Roger
Waley Spuris Clu
Rove Deen
Aygateur
Age
Sieting
Vic Liston
Menera
British Association Magnificent Response to Call
The British Football Association reports a strong wartime response with players enlisting from 13 clubs. Of the total 44 are listed as missing or wounded, reflecting war’s impact on domestic football and cup competition amid disruptions to the season.
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British Football Association
Proce Tigally
W.A
Claremont
Thintle
Wanderers
Western Australia
Tritieh Associaion
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Jeneabad
Tees
Taras Fundierpnet
Mecca
Perth
Uae
Jean
Beime
Tullstown
Darcy
V. McGgorty
Engel Bower
C.J Hradilock Weives
Eli
Rome
Sete Bats
Letra
Siead
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Phens
Bob
Millon
Jack Butas
Regio Ie
Fetvom
V.C
Taylor
Feoprozteen
Coonatangie
Chriusmay
Mickine
Lew Darcy Tantle
William
Man
Major McManamey
cDoeleseaal
Jin Henderson
Frank Caen
Steauty
Wwe
Amd
Bingor
Mararmey
Barlion
Allie Smi
Mampie
Ostralia
Tom Tyne
Croaker
Sergeant Larkin
M.la
D.R. Bedell
Sivright
the Cynic
Rugby Union
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Russian Stati
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Howth Wales
Howard
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