Coghill Seens to Lead Imperial Services Boxing
Lieutenant Roy Hendy returns from the front and praises Captain Gordon Coghill of the Australian Artillery as the standout heavyweight, noting Coghill’s wins in Army and Navy championships and a near miss with American champ Martin in Paris.
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Roy Hendy
Gordon Coghill
Australian Artillery
Ths Ghill
Cora Gordon
Coghill
Army
Navy
Pershing Stadium
Paris
Martin
Lieut. Hendy
O Yu
Carpentier
Lieut & J Mason
R.A F
Jim Drincoll
Thornton
Rom
G. Coghill
Australian Imperial Forces
G M. Elhron
Lincoln Regiment
J. H. Bavley
G. le . Martel
Dso
A. F. Banks
R.N
Digger Evans
Fred Housees
Serceant Ralph
Swinnerpon
Jim Pready
Newcastle Boxing James Beats Hammond in Heavyweight Clash
A large crowd gathered at the Imperial Pavilion for a twenty round lightweight bout between Billy James of Newcastle and Tommy Hammond of Sydney. James showed superior technique, trading hard blows and uppercuts with Hammond, who pressed for a knockout. Referee Mick Cullen declared James the winner after a closely fought final rally, with Hammond earning praise for resilience. In the prelim, Fairheil defeated Pascoe in the third round, and next Saturday Dan Blackwood meets Harry Denham.
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James
Hammond
Imperial Pavilion
Billy James
Newcastle
Tommy Hammond
Sydney
Ladd
Mick Cullen
Fairheil v. Pascoe
Dan Blackwood
Harry Denham
Smiler Hales in London
Smiler Hales, boxing editor and war correspondent, writes from London on September 5 about Beckett McGoorty, his boxing views, and his restless travels. He reflects on cities Venice and Constantinople, his novels in progress, sport like golf and cricket, and hopes to be official correspondent to Australia. He notes a desire to uncover ancestral papers in Corsica and mentions peers Billy Wells and Griffo.
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Charlie Pitts
Geo. Leon
Naval Yard
Hongkong
Geroher B
Benny Leonard
Charley Pitts
Manila
Boy Pitts
Kid Bell
Arthur Gitard
Rod Bell
Pitts
Australia
Hongkeang
Fred Hall
H.K
Gutrow
Ballarat
P.I
Charlie Pits
Wirt Ross
Hugh Ross
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Auswalla
Queensland
W.F.C
England
France
Sporting Chronicle
London
Walter Ross
Eugene Criqui
Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Holborn Stadium
Cochran
Gillespia
Jack Dempsey
West End
Eddie McGoorty
States
Beckets
Mac
Olympia
Beckett
Teddy Lewis
Jin, Maloney
Bombardier
Alf
Smiler Hales
Sydney
South Africa
Beckett-McGoorty
Joe Goddard
Goddard
Eld Pal
Venice
Constantinople
Bill
Lane
Alps
Hawker
Atlantic
Times
Hughes
c/o
Australia House
Seland
Corsica
America
Billy Wella
Queen's Hotel
Brighton
Wella
Wellls
Wells
Griffo
Peter Jackson
Paddy Slavin
Les Darcy
Jim Hall
Fitz
Smiler
Inter state tennis clash Victoria vs New South Wales in Melbourne
Victorian and New South Wales teams prepare for a major interstate tennis contest in Melbourne with Brookes and Patterson leading Victoria against a NSW squad featuring Anderson Peach Rice and Marsh. Doubles plans, lineup changes, and female competitors for the NSW and Victoria teams are outlined amid analysis of forms and potential outcomes.
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Ms. Wales
Dr. Fockley
J. W. Anderson
Tommy Hammonds Bad Luck in Newcastle Bout
Tommy Hammond faced a rough decision in Newcastle last Saturday night during his first twenty round bout. He finished on top of his opponent, James, though with reports suggesting he received a poor decision. Burke notes Hammond would welcome a rematch at Newcastle or Cessnock. Albert Lloyd returns to Sydney seeking more ring work.
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Ern Waddy
Charpion
Albert Lloyd
Srik
Edee
Mr. Corbett
Lloyd
Bert Connors
Australia
Detroit
Michigan
Fanning
Philadelphia
New York
George Chip
George
K.C.) Brown
Jimmy Dime
Jimmy
Chip
Wangenheim
Clabby
Canada
Wack Darcy
Big Jack Darcy
Sydney
Jack
Squires
Baillie
Cessnock
Reid
Hippodrome
Cec
Wright
Jack Reid
Will Leahy
Collison
Leahy
Fred Gray
Gray
G’ncill
Brisbane
Jack Munco
Jamito
Vince Blackburn
Betwen
Jorrid
Hil Aehey
Tom McGrath
Jack Ronsi
Jack Sheeneyles
Tierb McKell
Sharkey
Jim Jeffries
Herb McKell
MyGrath Bear Komrn
McKell
MecKell
Tingle
Sullivan
London
Sgts
Thompson
Allison
Cosmopolitan
Plymouth
Harry Jenkins
Tommy Hammond
Newcastle
James
Paty Burke
Hammond
Booming Lawn Tennis and Gear Repair Depot Ad
A vintage advertising snippet touts Lawn Tennis gear and repair services. It mentions Hacquets, old frames renewed to new condition, accessories like Waterproof Covers, and a Sea Becket seed product. Persuades customers to trade in old equipment for refurbished items and notes shop locations in London street addresses.
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Clube EnXieus
IAN CHAMPIONSHIPS and Davis Cup hopes stir Melbourne tennis
The article notes upcoming Interstate and Victorian championships in Melbourne with stars Brookes and Patterson favored to meet, potential doubles clash with Lycett and Thomas, and praise from American coverage of Brookes Patterson. It also covers Norman Brookes return, Hillie Rice’s return to form, and Australasian Association decisions. South Australia submits its team for Melbourne interstate matches with listed players and supporters.
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Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Victoria
New South Wales
Norman Brookes
Gerald Patterson
United States
America
Doherty
R. Lycett
P. O'Hara Wood
France
Sout Australias
N.S.W
O'Hara Wood
Brookes
Patterson
J, QC
Andervon
Norman Peach
Horace Rice
KR. Neil
M. He Marsh
Dr. Pockley
Peach
Marsh
J. D. Anderson
Anderson
Rice
J. B. Hawkes
RK. Wertheim
Geelong
Hawkes
Wertheim
H. A. Parker
Parker
Lycett Anrd Thomas
Toronto
Canada
Ontario
Chicago
Cabt
Jonhnston
Hookes
Willis Davis
Willis
Johnston
Grifin
Lindsay Todd
Bratten
F. G
F. C. Anderson
Victorian Lawn Tennis Association
Hillie
Herbert Rice
South Australia
A. R. Taylor
RV. Thomas
J. L. O'Dea
F. E. Barrett
R L. Billing
Dr. C. Garner
Mesdames W. T. Rowe
L. Hack
P. W. Marshall
Miss K. LeMessurier
Davis Cup Season Ticket Sale Confusing Notice
An unclear notice details Davis Cup season tickets with scattered phrases and placeholders. It mentions Maye, Pemanally, Sydney, and Western Stan, with several garbled names and locations. No coherent dates or outcomes are present in the readable text.
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Toiter
Pemanally
Paling
Los
Tua Veergesreet
Sydney
Prince— Sortiern
Stanbaebange
Tr W Hicks
Bom
Richardson Wins £10 Trophy In NSW Gun Club Shoot
The NSW Gun Club president C N D Richardson dominated the Friday event, scoring 24 of 25 and 18 with the first barrel to claim the £10 outright trophy from 21 shooters. R Cogan J H F Gordon and others posted notable scores as Fagan and West also performed well. Dugan and Gordon missed two of 27.
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N.S.W. Gun Club
C. N. D. Richardson
W. J. Miller
Kosciusko
C. N
Fagan
Melbourne
B. West
Wan NS
Bieardean
Teyda
Pela
Whig Bans
Harmen
Geptle
Biyds
Wit
Hose
Watoon
R Frou
Bedvde
Mey LE Gryedts
Parada
Omy
Marcus Iyds
Emaunuel
Wid & Capel
Syde
Wee
Mydy Tility
Mapel
Byds
INS
Loerte Coielth
Duel BK. Dugan
Hichardwon
Miyda
R.A. Pill
Sad
Paradox
Gorton
Miyde
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Barney Thompson
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Thampson
Barber
London General Hospital
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May Wilde
Billy McCoy
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Theopeferne
Vito
Wiggins
ND Kay
Fred Kay
Chuck Wiggins
Kay
George Cook
Coogee Baths
Darcy Lee
Matt Wells
Johnny Basham
Newcastle Boxing
Brookes and
Austral
Rainey
Fitchett
N.S. Wales
A.S. Wales
W. VA. Clark
New South Wales Association
M. H. Marsh
New South Walesa
Mr. Carmichael
Carmichael
Anderson-Peach
Marsh-Rice
Meil-Pockley
Miss Addison
Wimbledon
Sporting Rifles
Ren
Wornima
Buide
Famington Aviomatic
Mick Simmons
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Palace Theatre
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Charap Trindle
Mnate
Tyoot
Longloh
Terinis
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Arthur
Misses Browning
Boyd
R. Neil
E. Jamieson
Neil
Jamieson
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Ade
Bede Carroll
B.S.A
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BSA
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Mange
Mateh Barreie
Maupazins Srorting
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Eugen
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