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... happening. I get a kick out ,of watching Turpin. I concede him a measure of praise. I reserve the right, too, to wrap those lethal knuckles; to speak to Randy like a big brother. + + On Monday night in Birmingham, young Turpin took a liberty with Lee Savold. Whatever ...
... fight with middle - weight champion Dick Turpin on the grounds that it is six months today since Turpin defended his title—against Finch. Informed of Finch's contemplated action. Mr. George Middleton, manager of Turpin, stated: It is fourteen months since ...
... BOUVERIE' 2. O.—CIGANA 4.2 O.—MISTY DAWN 2.3O.—BERRYDALE 4.SO.—TETRAPOD 3.15.—D1CK TURPIN 5.20.—81D0U 3.SO.—SUSPICION DOUBLE EVEN BERRYDALE an, FOR TO-DAY DICK TURPIN* naturally an increasing faith in Guiscard, but the fact that the Aga Khan's colours ...
... Although Turpin was only eighteen he had already distinguished himself at Clare College. He was just beginning his second year. His mother expected a great academic career for her youngest son. The University authorities informed one of Turpin's sisters ...
... the busy time ahead planned for Turpin, I objected to the 8.8.8. C. s hurry to get Turpin and Finch into the same ring. Final date named for the fight is May 31. the Finch-Turpin fight In the fight programme of Turpin. Simply done.- There is the little ...
... a twelve-acre estate at Shepperton, on the Thames, if Mr. Stanley Turpin carries out his plan for starting the first lion farm in the country. Sunbury Council have notified Mr. Turpin, who lives at Sleepy Hollow, Sandhills Meadows, Shepperton, that they ...
... of opinion about that colourful highwayman Dick Turpin. I say that Turpin and his adventures are purely fiction. My boss on the other hand, says they are true. Which of us is right. ANSWER: Dick Turpin wasn't fictional, but most of the colourful adventures ...
... Yesterday morning Mr. Turpin, the hotel proprietor, received back a cheque which - had tfeen given to him by _Rushton, marked R.D. The hotel manager, Mr. Raymond Smith, saw Rushton about.it, and later Rushton came downstairs and asked Mr. Turpin if he would prefer ...
... finally entered into partnership with his employers to form the firm of Richards, Turpin (Shipping), Ltd., Swansea shipowners and brokers. Legacies to Charity Mr. Turpin, who lived at Gwynedd, Newton, Swansea, and who died last November, despite his success ...
... HIS FIRST TASK By ARMOUR MILNE DICK TURPIN, Leamington, and Albert Finch, Croydon, are likely to fight for the British middleweight title, held by Turpin, at the Empress Hall, Earls Court, London, in April. Turpin, defending the title, outpointed Finch ...
... England's best middleweight boxers today is Randolph Turpin, born in Leamington of mixed parentage. Because his father was coloured, Turpin is not eligible to fight for his home country's championship. Turpin's father, who died as a result of being gassed while ...
... THE DAILY MIRROR 3 CHAMPIONS ON VIEW Dick Turpin, Br iti s h middleweight champion, meets Jean Stock, France, who recently beat Turpin's brother. Randolph, at the Albert Hall, London. on October 18. Two other British champions, Rinty Monaghan, Irish holder ...