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... Sam Jacobs, with Mr. Worthington Doting as referee. Ten Rounds Contest: Fred Smith beat Joe Sessions.—Sntith hit harder than his opponent, and at the second meeting turned the tap on, Sessions being content to score. Both hands Smith sent on the body, and ...
... (light-weight champion), Wag Ashley and R. Lee (feather-weight champion), Nat Smith and R. K. Gunn (feather-weight exchampion), and Sailor Richardson and W. Worthington (Sydney 8.C.). Champions at every weight assisted to make this a bumper for a ...
... Boufall, Captain Scott, Charley Mitchell, Mr. George Stevens (late of the Bolingbroke), Mr. E. A. Robinson, J. Hurst, R. Wittson, T. Cale, Walter Senrle, E. A. Humphreys. Joe Cohen, Jack Jones, Jem Smith, Bill Hatcher. E. K. Gunn, A. Vanderhout, Mangle ...
... Arthur Westley (professional) led up to R. Mann (Lynn A.C.), middle-weight amateur champion, 1900, v. Prof. George Penney; W. Cl. Worthington (Ly*n A.C.), winner German Gym. bantam-weight, 1896-7, v. Prof. R. Lee; R. C. Warne* (Lynn A.C.), middleweight ...
... competitions at Bst, 9st, and 10st. Harry Smith (brother to the famous Natty) was opposed to Professor Newton's crack pupil, Rippington, the ultimate winner of the Bst 41b. With the latter out of the competition Harry Smith would, no doubt, have won, but this ...
... Contest : Alf Smith (Hammersmith) beat Fred Smith (Fulham). Ten Rounds Contest: Join Guinn (Milo End) beat Jack Webb (Bethnal Green). Six Rounds Contest: Jim Shipinan (Bethnal Green) beat Harry Berry (Stepney): Six Rounds Contest : Luce Smith v. Nat Keyser ...
... and at the sod of the last round sent Lynch down in his own corner and won comfortably. Smith a bye. Final: Mann beat Smith.—A fight; and towards the finish Smith showed his instructor's tuition of how to avoid the knock-out, and though staggering all ...
... Baker (Coins), athletic Blues' E. F. Penn (Trinity), secretary of the C.U. Cricket Club; J. A. Crocker (Trinity) and C. It. Worthington (Cahn), who both have received trials for the University eleven; M. A. Black (Christ's), W. Thomson (Jesus), M. G. Apthorp ...