Palmer Considers American Boxing Trip for Palmer
Champion Palmer weighs a move to America next year to meet manager offers and explore a possible return to top-level boxing. He might not fight during survey visits but could challenge light heavyweight contenders and negotiate with New York managers on a favorable terms.
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Ring
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Mickey Walker
New Yorker
Austrail
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Ambrose Peshe
Judging a boxing referee needs steady nerves and clear rules
The piece argues that a referee must convey confidence and decisiveness to patrons, withstand abuse, and stay above bribery. It discusses how amateurs differ from pros, scoring methods per round, and how public opinion and regional habits influence verdicts, stressing consistency and calm under pressure.
Purdy Beats Negus In Leichhardt Welter Title Fight
Purdy wins a 10 round decision over Rob Negus at Leichhardt Stadium to claim the welterweight crown. The New Zealander Purdy used clever movement and countering to outbox Negus while Negus pressed but lacked sustained punches. Ton Caw defeated Hilekoy Dooley in the 16 round undercard with a clear points win. Carrell recovers from influenza and plans training for American Jack Portnoy who arrives in Sydney soon.
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Ton Caw
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Jot Carrell
Jack Portnoy
Sydney
Tarleton Succumbs In World Featherweight Title Fight
In Liverpool before 54000 fans Freddy Miller defeated Nelson Tarleton on points to become the world featherweight champion. Tarleton fought valiantly, shifting from defensive to aggressive in a desperate bid, but Miller’s lefts and power counters carried the day. Tarleton’s nose injury in the 12th failed to halt his courage as the American preserved the title.
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West Melbourne Plans for Stadium Reopening May Face Opponent Dilemma
West Melbourne manager Dick Lean of Stadiums Ltd says the reopening on October 20 is planned but boxing matches lack suitable opponents. Ambrose Palmer or Jack Carroll are eyed as a top bout with possibilities including Jack O'Brien, Leeming, and Condon discussed as potential opponents amid boxers’ interest and weighing concerns.
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Ambrose Palmer
Jack Carroll
Mr. Lean
Australia
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Jack O'Brien
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Fiterey Stadium
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No Match At Sydney Stadium On Monday
A bantamweight championship bout between Mickey Miller and former flyweight king Wally Walker at Sydney Stadium next Monday night has been postponed. NBC will close doors for the first time since management took charge as Miller and the NEC could not agree terms after Miller withdrew.
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Fomer
Wally Walker
Sydney Stadium
Ing
NBC
Miller
N.E.C
Ing Lear Aller
Palmer's ill luck halts play in VFL match
Palmer of Fontaerty Vic Seconda suffered a broken left hand in a Premier Victoria Football League clash against Fitzroy Seconda last Saturday. The injury, described as a shattered bone, is expected to sideline him for six weeks to two months.
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Highteaus
Filipino fighter to clash for Australian jabirth title in Sydney
Sacramento here arrives from the Philippine Islands to attend Burns Stadium. Sullivan trains at a camp in Sydney. Loy Whirst reports strong punches and good form. The fighter aims to box in October 2 in Sydney for the bantamweight title, with the winner facing Walkerking in the next bout.
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Koloff Beats Beth in Four Round Wrestling Match
Dan Koloff defeats Bad Bill Beth in a four round stint at Sydney Stadium on Monday night. Koloff showed steady progress, finishing with a fall from a bolo-prean and a jody-prees, while Beth was dazed. Jack Clarke edged Oil Shikdin in a separate bout by a narrow fall to tie the four-round phallmin.
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Bill Beth
Sydney Staadium
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Himsell
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Beth
Kolar
Jack Clarke
Oil Shikdin
John Brothers Depart for Welterweight Return
The text records John Brothers leaving Avdmey for a home on Triday with INAS wit Tommy John and Nehteeght involved in a featherweight matter under ENRALRACT to the TOLC.
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Tommy John
TOLC
No Guarantee Rule Triggered in Boxing Controversy
The article reports a dispute in the New Medland Boxing Council over champion J. Mravic tym amid claims of contravening the rules by demanding a contest. A. Hughes defeated Hayner and faced Del Costa of Sydney in Dunedin on September 15 in a 10 round bout. Rayner led early while Dal Costa closed the gap. judges or official powers are noted as involved, with descriptions of pace and scoring.
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Darkie Blandon to Fight Claude Varner in Sydney Bout
Darkie Blandon faces Claude Varner in a featherweight bout at Sydney Stadium on October 8. Varner, an American, has not yet beaten Blandon in Australia, while Blandon seeks a second career-marking bout.
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Dorkie’ Blundarni
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Australia
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Dilip McKay Triumph Over Len Snucklay In Final Round
Dilip McKay defeats Len Snucklay at the end of the round with strong finishing, earning praise from Glaborne fans. McKay dominated rounds and shows potential to turn professional, as the amateur scene in the Dominion gears for upcoming intercuts and provincial titles in Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurch.
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Glaborne
Len Snucklay
McKay
Wellington
Auckland
George Cook boxing longevity draws praise in Australia
A history of boxers with long careers is cited to compare George Cook’s persistence. The piece notes Cook, aged 30, recently fought for the British heavyweight title and highlights rivals and era legends, acknowledging his toughness and earnings while contrasting with longer careers in boxing history.
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Tom Paddock
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Jim Corbett
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Georg Ganther
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Bishop Fights Morgan on October 15 at Sylney Street
Boxing promotion centers on October 15 as Bishop and Morgan prepare for a title bout. Merb fight details and weights are in flux with reports of scale readings around 108 and 9.11, and trainers anticipate a decisive clash.
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Boxes LECT Hack Plpeders Wail Over Referee Actions
Fragmented OCR reads like a list of names and phrases about a referee and alleged actions. It mentions Juels Museetrol, Charles Henderson, Barney Worth, Tomey Uren, Her. Fisher and Milly Mershe among others, in a disjointed cry for review or complaint.
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Boxing referee’s bias troubles judges and patrons
A garbled discussion centers on a boxing referee stanching for the winner amid rounds where the challenger lands blows. The piece argues how public opinion, rules, and trusted figures shape verdicts, with references to trainers managers promoters and supporters influencing outcomes.
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