Record-breaking Channel swim earns Sullivan cheque
Henry Sullivan completes a grueling English Channel crossing on his seventh try, aided by Montague Holbein and Nathan Leslie Smith. He lifts a silver cup and two cheques, surpassing prior feats by Captain Webb and W Burges, while recounting brutal cold and hunger during the 27 hour effort from England to France.
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Carpentier Knocks Out Beckett Again in Five
A Sydney cable reports Georges Carpentier knocked out Joe Beckett in the fifth round on Monday. The match follows a prior meeting with claimed knockouts and bitterness between the fighters. Local papers note Beckett’s prior knockout loss and forecast another for him, with speculation about psychological factors and crowd reactions.
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Semmens Retains Via Stoppage In Melbourne Title Fight
Semmens defeated challenger Harey Gordon at Melbourne Stadium on a Saturday in a featured boxing bout. Semmens built a points lead with a strong right hand and controlled the action, stopping Gordon in round 14 as Gordon showed limited fire and was unable to counter. Gordon fought with ferocity until the stoppage, while Semmens pressed forward and kept Gordon at bay with precise blows.
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Men of South Melbourne reminiscences in sport clubs
A reminiscence piece honors South Melbourne figures across football cricket golf and lawn tennis. It recalls champions and leaders such as Alan Mol Jack Dou Frank Beaurepaire Vince Zouitle the Line fry brothers George Grey and others who shaped Victoria’s sporting culture.
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Professional Athletics League Feature At Dawn
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Victorian Marathon Held Amid Windy Sydney Conditions
The article reports on the Victorian Marathon held near Melbourne with Harold Hayden of Botany Harriers winning after a windy, challenging 26 mile course from Transacon to Malhourne. W. Murray's Victorian record was challenged as Hayden completed the distance in time, with heavy winds at the finish impacting runners.
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A garbled OCR passage names individuals and places in a murky event. References to Rat Daca and Up feature, with unclear actions or outcomes. The text lacks coherent details, making precise actors, dates, or stakes hard to confirm.
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