Henneberry Richards Fight Set For December 12 Date
Fred Henneberry and Rox Richards pursue a middleweight title clash with Richards declaring a date after December 12 if Henneberry can beat him at the 11.6 pound limit. Promoter Jack Fennell confirms venue at the Sports Ground and strong fan interest across Australia.
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Rox Richards
Fred. Henneberry
Henneberry
Ron
Jack Fennell
Fred T Henneberry
Richards
Australia
Sihe
Willy
Bose
Eee
Jack Fennel
Ron Richards
Fred Henneberry
Australian Fight Promoters Plot Mammoth Sydney Clash
Ron fatten Wenneberry and Fennell discuss a landmark boxing bout at Sydney Stadium. They boast of a premier referee and a strong backing by Stadiums Ltd, while agents seek the highest bidder to stage the event. Heneberry confirms plans as fight news spread.
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Ron Fatten Wenneberry
Fennell
Australia
Sydney Stadium
Powerls
Ight
Stadiums Ltd
Lille
al Nim
Ron
Qowilfighh Hin
Richards
Aef
Bryer
Henneberry
Boy Louw Retires From Rugby as SA Captain
Veteran Springbok forward Boy Louw ends his first class career after captaining South Africa in the final Test against the British team in August. He retires after a long, storied run as a formidable forward valued by fans in Australia and New Zealand.
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Ber Louw
South Africa
Boy
Pearl Boys
Local notice from firm at 126 Seine River Road
Fragmentary OCR shows a printed notice from a company likely named Hows napere Limited at a street address on Seine River Road. Readable elements include an offshore or overseas sounding line and a postal/shoreline reference. Details and exact actions remain unclear due to corrupted text.
World of Sport Bits End Season Highlights
Newport tennis final saw B B beating Sidney GB 6 3,6 9,6 2 to win the Tennis Cup. Donald Budge became permanent holder after third successive win. Henry Cotton noted varied courses in Luxembourg. Scotland beat England fourth year in a row in girls match at Stoke Poges. South Africa disaster fund closed at £16,000 for dependents. Martin Bartigan loses claim on Gordon Richards, who will ride for the stable. Boon defeated Dolby as name up and coming lightweight.
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Newport U.S.A
Donald Budge
Sucessoir
Henry Cotton
Luxembourg
Germany
Evon
Scotland
England
Stoke Poges
Martin Bartigan
Oybourne
Eng
Gordon Richards
Gordon
Greyhound Racing. Association
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Critchley
GAA
Budge
Vines
Perry
Mi Protectoris
Elvin
Wembley
Wembley Stadium
May West
Our London Letter on British boxing woes and cricketing notes
Our London Letter surveys British boxing turmoil with Jock Doyle’s fiasco over a promised heavyweight clash and Len Harvey’s promoter troubles. It also covers sham amateurism in soccer, an Irish tour de France style plan, Budge turning pro in tennis, and a billiards rule change affecting Horace Lindrum.
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Jock Doyle
Hedder
Doyle
Heath
Auddenly
Leaven
Lurch
Canada
Phillipa
Syd Hulls
Telfetl London
Canadan
Len Harvey
Benny Lynch
Aurel "Toma
Chue Coral
Tim
Eyneh
Lorna
Lynch
Boyd Ile Devle
Lin Harvey
Apeecher
Ireland
Movon
Killarney
Cork
Tranca
Sportsmen Birthdays Schedule From Early October
A fragmented roster lists birthdays for athletes across sports. Names include George Champaon boxing, Mick Dunn boxing, Rez Ponds Wembley Speedway, Helth Miriciand swimming, A Maxwell track, J A McGregor boxing, Eve Olympic swimmer, Tyler NS.W. dinselatt, Arthur Huxley S.SAV. Bonnia, TL TP Himley Olympic athlete and Newcastle javelin thrower Dambrum, with dates in October and scattered affiliations.
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Mas Lappy
George Champaon
Mick Dunn
Boxus
Wembley Speedway
Helth Miriciand
A. Maxwell
Ngs
J. A. McGregor
Eve
Olympic Coreanell
Ocwher
L. Tyler
Ns.w. Dinselatt
Arthur Huxley
S.sav
Onnia
TP. Himley
Pie Ohover
As of
Dambrum
Newcastle
Open Letters Open Letters to selectors of The Rast Cricket Team
An open letter urges selectors to focus on bowling for the Melbourine C.C. centenary match with Australia facing the Next Best. It cites first class averages, notes potential new bowlers, and recommends including all rounders who can bat as well. It also discusses Hordern, Trott, and O'Reilly as pivotal figures and calls for stronger bowling support. The second letter supports establishing an amateur racing club similar to the W.A.T.C in New South Wales, praising the V.A.T.G and urging state backing for a new turf club to complement existing bodies.
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BAR Sire
Melbourine C.C
Elegan
Sydney
O'Reilly
White
Rayson
Bromley
Gardiner
WEA
Awickets
Walte
Grimmett
Ward
Meatwood-Smith
R G
Williams
Jae
Stevers
C.L. S. Trott
O'Brien
Feld
Australia
W. W. Hedges
M.L.A
Dee
W.A.T.C
V.atg
I N.S.W
AJC
Victoria
N.S.W
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Errace
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Pamdurd
Ove
Melbourne
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Ants
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Transvaal
Ekie Boon
Eric Dolby
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Dolby
H. Allan Currie
A. V. Kenney
W.R.C
Flemington
PF. L. McIlraith
Oth
Football Association
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Beltish Billiard Association
United Kingdom
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