Debating Britain's stance on the 1924 Olympic Games
A British writer criticizes the 1924 Olympic Games and foreign judges, arguing Britain should not withdraw but seeks fair treatment. He notes incidents in Antwerp and Paris, questions French spectators' sporting spirit, and discusses boxing officials, British champions, and upcoming open weight plans in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundom
Twig
Great Britain
Ulae
Amateur Boxing Association
Eros
Ieayne
Brivah
Pano
Antwerp
Beneft
Wil Elma
Siomamcaden
Fragmentary Social Notices From Evening Hours
A garbled OCR fragment lists personal names and scattered phrases likely from evening social notices, including a few surnames and initials. The legible bits reference people such as Weil Pugh and Bates, with stray mentions of others, but no coherent event or date emerges. The text appears as an unreadable column snippet with multiple missing pieces.
Fox Struggles to Make Weight in Melbourne Fight
Joe Fox fails to make weight for his Melbourne Stadium bout with Billy Grime. The bout ends with Grime defeating Fox on points after a tense 19th round knockdown, provoking mixed reactions from backers and officials amid weight disputes and crowd debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fox
Ate Foy
Australia
Wright
Melbourne
Ami
Grim
Melbourne Stadium
Steisy
Fox
Spe
Westenea
Ordea
Delors
Wien Tor
Mar Bae
Warner
Fox War
Aumussian
Wee
Wis Fey
Grime
Jens
Otten
Sete
Ramibs
Bluhm
Charlie Whine
Billy Feeney
Whybrow Stuns Geike In Brisbane Bout
Englishman Whybrow matched with Geike in Brisbane fight. Whybrow’s superior condition and reach helped dominate, Geike landing some strong combos but tiring. Whybrow retired after the 12th with Geike badly marked. Crowd cheered as Whybrow prepared for next bout against Cornille or White.
Melbourne Gossip Bert Spargo Popularity Highlighted
Melbourne gossip notes Bert Spargo’s rising popularity and a public reception after a match. Walter Miller leaves for Silcery on September 22 to catch Ninanre Gow before departure, with wrestling results from Sydney Stadium and Melbourne Stadium reporting several bouts and knockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Bert Spargo
Din House
Bell
Wall
Welter Miller
Silecy
Ninanre
Anaghar
Peter Lindein
Mefcourne
Ness
Wrestlan Fon Syohey
Jack Haron
Sidney Stadium
Melbourne Stadium
Charien Ontath
Peter Rotouren
Ins Heavywright Lng Comfert
Gin Moody
Tor
Gittens Ie Cleo Hio
Murphty
Bowling Green gives 112 men one on one play
The St George Bowls club hosts a 112 man on one contest as part of the South Coast Bowls Association events. Teams from Nowra, Wollongong, Corrimal, Berry, Bemban and adjoining districts participate while St George and neighboring clubs provide top players. the home side wins by a margin of points amid luncheon and social tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
ST. George
Axcam
Randsting If
Suri
Mors Valesburg
Nowra
Wollaneace
Ovral
Bein
Kita
Woonona
Corrimal
Pointe
Pep
Osraty
Amin
Igor
Merues
Merues. ¥Ihiton Coren of Ie South, Canat Jewting Asociation), Horsey (Cornmal
Paine
Mace
Wale
Costrey
Fracer
Stoker Bowral
Hienan
Wollomane
Wal
Elama
Packer
Berry
Bola
Waw
Wates Bowling Association
South Coast
Club Pavidien
George Shield
Poeday
Saapettion
Weorge
Saven Pointe
Siravides
Tina
Ortation
Parser
Woallzhra
Sian Fey
Baber Ggereenta
Fenret
Clement Nom Ike ‘Association
Awhip
Mir
W. A. Hickson
Sladestous
New South Wales
Queensland
Atremami
Tome
Charpionahis
Amateur Championships boxing and wrestling entries received
Amateur championship events draw large entries as boxing and wrestling prepare to commence around September 28. The field lists numerous competitors including V. Daniele, N. Slack, J. Kavanagh, J. Sheridan, D. G. Boyton, A. Geils, J. Phelps, last year’s champion and many others. Local interest centers on who will claim titles in both sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wack
Goulburn
Hunter's Hill
Sichgazemene
Parmamats NG
Respmibelon
Ney Pacramatta Club
Sabirday
Mic Th Bisson
C. Black
Sayers
Gabe the Lonely
Dee Rcisa
Jean
Cran
Aye
Bynwoods Enercene
He J. Cedekne
Ge’ Buswood
Willara
Mr. Cracknell Tae
Pletsane
Cubs
W. B. Clapin
Mir
Hy Berets
T ‘Hughes
A. Carpenter
Orachnell
Giniry
Bin
Gadwall
BNUAL
Centleresgh
Eben Amene
Annantone
Tee
Deleestes
Soxna
Rantema
Daniele
N. Slack
I Waesott
Wigeins
Nobbs
Barver
J. Kavanagh Waters
W. Sheridan
J. J. Bugstah
Seilheen
Smtr
Ober
N. Bunlee
A Wood
H Xceani Faroel
W. Gratari
T- Dunes
C. Rhipe
Striaaie
C. Hy Egzan
P. Stanley
J. J. Engnatt
R. Burn
P. Thoeweas
A. Gyerm
Te. Carheretta
R. Jones
G. Bartush
W Reseney
P. Turner
B. Ranby
J. W. Dudee
Th Christinee Anderson
A. ‘Throsby
Lee
W. Lyn
F. Smith
Deby
Hs" Vinisingha
Ae Goomwigs Ff
Melbourne Bowls Club Faces Membership Decline and Meetings
The Malboure Cricket club bowls report shows membership falling and difficulty filling two formation positions. The club faced anxiety over losses and spectator engagement as events and matches faltered, while the St Hilde, Wie Bowling Club reports a pivotal annual meeting electing officers including President Baran Tisch and secretary Marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malboure
Lawling
Beath
Steve
Sean Oh Abe
Bea Wang
St Hilde
Olliceee
Xeligoy
Melaares
Butcher Refuses Fight Over Weight Debate At Adelaide
The Australian cricket dispute centers on Todle Butcher and Charlie Mooney amid a weight controversy. Mooney threatened forfeiture while Butcher argued the real cause lay in house weak ness. Punitive plans and audience anger followed delay with speculation of further matches and governance actions in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todle Butcher
Charlie Mooney
Gukslon
Butcher
Mooney
Bo Meaney
Maaney
Caine
Baetiog
Admiralon Fees
Imaelf
Adelaide Fana
Australian Board of Cricket Corrs
Sydney
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Paris
Eugene Corri
United States
Tae Irmadosal
Tedeyattone
Compte
Aita
Uly Nationalley
Llin
Mailin
Wey
Tim
Matlin Fongas
Shahla
Mallie
Elliott
Gisko
Sng
Jack Wlaaymeld
London
Wilson Hoses
Dempecy-Carpentier
Jer- Bey
Stalian
Sparta Iirova
Jerery
Howloomfeld
Wembley
London County
Mendon
Jim
Benny Leonare
Ama Stadiur
Iney Stasi
Guay Wilbur
Buarigtan
Wishee
Sparta
Eling
Harry Geeb
Paul
YOUNG_BLOOD
Ross Rampout
Dutummanee
Athens
Tate
Bie
Ehviins
Siar
Iefewr
Ana Yoorg
Rae Ann
Amy Wits
Tia Wader
Sangean
Chitas
Sila
Toney Weil
Nara Ie
Harry Wilks
Luis Firpo
Jack Dempsey
Avtralian Soeures
Sifait Champvonsning
Hae Sleiman
Pte. Fon
Lana
Itis
Wes Tiwaye
Wien
Lise Ieee
Lignes
Atric
Ler
Whybrow
Geike
Brisbane
Ehiah
Geile
Deny Eral
Vba
Oda
Mever
Whyhrew
Avi
Howe
Howe Were Heartily Applainded, Whybrom Will Draw Mich Better When Nest Ie Faure
Comtest Heer
Max Cornile
Billy Bhaite
St. Kilda
Sy Tougher
Ye Wuey
F.s.w
Storkien
Tha Siherieg
H. Kemn
W. Anderton
W. Smith
Hawke
C. It. Harding
Black
J. Matis
Jaratret
Norboray
TRE Palmolive Company
Amstralasia Ltd
Dept
Sor
Auldresa
Commonwealth
Money Order Post Office
Recognised Stock Exchange
Treasury
Barly Pac, ‘Treas
Havelock Tobacco
Ates Tina
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