... MODERN DICK TURPIN: Omaha, Friday. The Reeky Mountain limited express train was robbed near Maniock before daylight today. Tho robbers, who were on the chair car. rese from their eats, baving covered faces wich masks, and with revolvers in each hand covered ...

... boxer as Turpin with one punch. . is doubtful whether many in tne great crowd really saw the blow, which, catching Turpin unawares, travelled barely 12 inches to bring about one of the most oer'ect knockouts ever seen a British ring. Turpin received a ...

... night. Turpin treated Charron like a novice. Suddenly the Frenchman swung a left hook to the body and Turpin dropped as though he had been pole-axed. He lay face downwards on the canvas, kicking his feet, as the referee declared him the winner. Turpin had ...

... Late Mr. H. Turpin The funeral of Mr. Henry Turpin. of 47, Langdown-road. Crownhill, took place on Saturday at Efford Cemetery. Rev. S. R. Carden (vicar of Egg Buckland) officiated. Mr. Turpin. who was 63. had been ill for three years. He lived all his ...

... JACKIE TURPIN KNOCKED OUT BOXING SURPRISE AT CHARD Teddy Peckham, the Bournemouth featherweight, caused boxing sensation at Chard on Saturday when he knocked out Jackie Turpin, brother of the more famous Dick (Empire and British middleweight champion) ...

... kindness which Mr- Turpin had rendered him when he came to that parish as their vicar and comparative stranger. What Mr. Turpin dad for him that occasion had done many times over for others. The immediate mourners were Mr. J. V. Turpin (son), Mesdames Pinhey ...

... DICK TURPIN COMES TO LIFE AGAIN. OLD-FASHIONED HOLD-CP NEAR OKEHAMPTON. Scenes reminiscent of over century ago were enacted on Wednesday on spot on the main road between and Exeter mentioned Baring-Gould in one of his West-country novels. In the ...

... CHESTER CUP WON BY DICK TURPIN CLEVER RIDING AND EXCITING FINISH The valuable Chester Cv wa? appropriated yesterday by Dick Turpin, who w;is a very popular cuoice, was ridden by the leading jockey, Gordon Richards, whose mounts big races always have ...

... LATE MR. H. TURPIN, PLYMOUTH The fnaaral 0 Mr. H. Turpin, late Plymouth horse forem-m to the Great Western Railway,• which to.k praoe yesterday the Old CV.'i ccery, Mutby, was attended by over 2fX.' raibvoy employes. Mr. Gather*]], district goods manager ...

... early rounds Hawkins concentrated on Turpin's vulnerable spot, his body, and there were times when it seemed Turpin would fold up under a terrific barrage of body punches. There was, indeed, little sign of •Turpin the Terrible early on, but as the fight ...

... DICK TURPIN WINS IN SEVENTH ROUND CANADIAN'S LEFT EYE DAMAGED TURPIN (Warwick), the British middle-weight champion, beat Geo. Ross, the Canadian champion, the referee stopping the fight during the seventh 0 f a tenround contest, Ross having a damaged ...

... DICK TURPIN RETAINS BRITISH AND EMPIRE TITLES POINTS VERDICT OVER FINCH DISPUTED BY CROWD TURPIN, of Leamington, successfully defended his * British and Empire middle-weight championships with a points victory over Albert Finch, of Croydon, at Birmingham ...