Darcy vs Chips clash in New York boxing note
A chaotic preview outlines Les Darcy and George Chip meeting at the Studio next Saturday mentioning venues Hoffman House and Hoffman Bar in New York. The piece recalls past bouts, describes Chip as a strong puncher, and highlights Darcy as technically capable, with references to American boxing history and surrounding personalities.
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Les Darcy
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Uch
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Mrs. Chalyby
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Weil
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Balch
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Indo
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Lota
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Lie Place
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Leyanil
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Gionre
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Add
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Lin
Hoxar
Chip
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Gus Christie
Knockout Brown
Jimmy Chibbs
Rick Crouse
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Jom Broth
Ant
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Huy
Ar Darcy
Anil
Darey Vane
Yey van Pies
Traray
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Hy Murrey
Oulie al Laboryals
Tam Monte
CHIP'S FIGHTING FACE AND THE MIDDLEWEIGHT MATCH
A long, garbled piece discusses boxers Chip Chin and Mike Gibbons, noting their fighting styles and facial features. It compares Chin to Gibbons and hints at a possible midlands championship clash, with speculation on who would win between Chin and McCoy. The article reflects on reputation, technique, and crowd expectations surrounding a potential bout.
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Jorge
Fifa Fm
Bagin
Essa
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America
MeCay
Mi York
Giobions
Chin
Eithey McCoy
Sibbont
McCoy
Brooklyn
Irving AC
Thse
Gibbons
McGoy
Boxing gossip hints at Australian plans for US fighters
The letter bundles rumors of American boxers set for Sydney including George Chin Jeff Smith and Miles Gibbons while heavyweights McMahon and Darcy loom. It notes Tracey and Joe Ley Darcy potential offers, and mentions Battling Taylor recovering yet eager. References to Matt Wells and Charlie Kilpatrick anchor a broad boxing network.
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Robert N. Farrell
West Wndyaunthapreet
New York
Amtroit
Joe
Ag ‘Ollowa
Australia
George Chip
Darcy
Eslibee
Jeff Sma
Mile Gibbons
Sydney
George Chin
Jeff Bmith
Bear Cat Tom McMahon Tops O Donnell in Australian bout
The violent twelve round bout at the Erasian fax featured Bear Cat Tom McMahon overpowering American Tom O Donnell. McMahon dominated early with powerful blows to the ribs and face, while O Donnell battled back but faded, ending with both men bleeding as the referee halted the contest after the tenth round and the crowd of about 2000 witnessed McMahon claim victory. The card also included Herb Sullivan vs Tom Wheeler and Dan Tierney against Ten Goodwin in the preliminaries.
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Tan McMahon
America
Maine
Spain
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Hether Hany
O'Donnell
Ian
Mcfahon
Darnell
Australia
Jones
Tur Mischiefler
Grele
D. Brock
Haiberg
Johnny
Summers
Han O'Donnell
Herb Sullivan
Tom Wheeler
Dan Tierney
Ten Goodwin
Mehegan to Fight in London Opponent Favored
Mehegan arrives in London as Australian Army Service Corps contact, seeking a boxing match. He requests £1000 purse and favors Johnny Summers or Sydneys opponent, with talks of a meeting at Sporting Office to confirm details and involvement of managers Sam Williams and Dan Sullivan.
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London
Matt Welln
Hae
Matt
Len
Army
America
Foros
Collis
the Hon
Lyon AC
Hue
Wells
Mehegan
Agamem
Australian Army Service Corpe
Atalad
Johnny Summers
Sam Harry Williame
Meheran
Seadmen
Aeaitie
Fummralien
Agi Beattie
Botja
Dan Sullivan
Suol
Mchogan
Jack Greenatock
Alieate
Liverpool Tadium
Sam Baxter Death Remains Mystery in Boxing Career History
The London sportswriter notes Sam Baxter once highlighted boxing luminaries in a career marked by fluctuating fortunes. Amid a storied arc from early successes to later challenges, Baxter’s life intersected with notable figures such as Burge, Mitchell, and Denny, framed by the era’s bout culture and theatre appearances. The piece references a fund raised in his name and outlines a career path through injuries, comebacks, and aging in the Victorian boxing milieu.
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Burges
Sydney
Ayrine
London
Sim
St. George's Infirmary
Ane
Lamaue Wei
Holbers Sen
St Bhoredlich
Charlie Mitchell
St. Stephen’s Hall
Bob. Habbian
Brechall M. Brown
Birininghars
Anthony Guimand
Birningha
Ey Igus
Ben Hyams
Majesty's Theatre
Charlie White
Compe Ognate Agricultural Hl
Ken Angon Social
Ela Sron Slim
Martin Denny
Melbourne
Abi Upan
Tom Ihe
Ino
Dick Burge
Hing
Wan
Birger
Thomntonitis
Twonbark
Samler
Ime
Enplich Lige
Simpson Goes to America Boxing Booth King Extends Visit
Sunwy Pisan, boxing booth king, sails to Melbourne and plans travel to America. Albert Lord collaborates with Kia Geige and Lloyd in a heavy middleweight bout setup. Duke Mullinw and Kay Daley’s boxing parlor receive strong recommendations. Tasmania’s Alpina group eyes a fighter career as three Brisbane fights loom.
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Sunwy Pisan
Wiilie
Melbourne
Inet
Tae
Tieaving
Katoamba
Albert Lord
Kia Geige
Alli Heavy
Miudle
Lloyd
Boxee
Sean
Australia
Allry
Lanearatie
May Daley
Chetey Simpson
Nave Sailer
America
Duke Mullinw
Kay Daley
Alpinp
Tasmania
Brisbane
Pal Browns Serious Illness and Personal Reflections
A frail letter from a patient named Pal Brown reveals a serious illness and a stream of personal recollections. It references friends, family, and hopes to reconnect with distant loved ones through news in the Milwaukee Leader. The writer describes health declines, wartime memories, and a longing for comfort and reunion before endings.
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Anstraba
Torzer Brown
Ubeine
Brom Jhirn
Winn
Cunate
Hee Woton
Australia
Dane
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee Leader
Corbett
Pikeusty
Colin
Robert
Sydney
Howe
Westing a) 81 Paul Minn August 20 bout recap
A chaotic boxing page notes Dunleavy defeating Bobby Ward while Johnny Bile contends for supremacy. The report mentions unannounced bouts, a 1101 pound police weight advantage, and a copper warning as law actions unfold amid the undercard.
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Paul
Minn
Jack Dunterry
Bobby Ward
Stalle
Johhny Bile
Philadelphia
Mabel
Munteavy
Dunleavy
Sydney
Wien
Malone
Dunteavy
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