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... prohibiting boxing of anv description. During stay in Now “Snowv** donned for throo rounds with his fellow countryman, George Dawson, light-weight champion Australia in the early nineties, while ateo had spar w»tn the veteran Mike Dona von. well preserved ...
... Waterloo Cup for fourteen consecutive seasons, sod to the complete satisfaction all interested, which ia saying much. George Dawson was not well known present-day sportsmen, having retired long time ago, but those whose memory carries them back tho ‘•eighties ...
... qanlity than the majority tfaa “Waiera,” and fancy that be will ■a# much batter day, aa did not appear be nearly wound up. George Dawson was superintending the toilet of Paigte, filly who carries wonderful crest, the meal remarkable indeed that I hare ever ...
... the traditions of the Heath House stable is no cosy matter, for was there that Mathew Dawson brought off «o many brilluurt far the late Lord Falmouth, and George Dawson followed with such wmnera as Ayrshire. Donovan, St, Serf, Memoir, Mrs Butterwick, Amiable ...
... at all but only for a sprint race, and it was the Duke Portland’s own idea run Ik* for the Oaks; she was Ejvom and welL George Dawson, who trained her. rather demurred, but she started the off chance, and sbo woo. I think, however, nothing can win over ...
... Donovan was one of them, and now that i* dead there i* barm saying so was Matthew Dawson who first told me this, and that was before the St. Leger Donovan's year. George Dawson, of couwe. trained the eon of Galopin the time, and equailv. course. wroie anything ...
... continued almost without intermission, that it was certainly not fit for racing. Talking over this event years ago w’itb George Dawson, humorously that had never taught Donovan to swim,” and El Dorado scored a runaway victory by six lengths, whilst Gold ...
... (rerires«'ntinu Sir .1 Blundell Maple). Mr James Waugh. Dixon i rep resenting Tub SeoßTHM an*. Mr W. A. Jarvis, John Dawson, run.. Mr George Dawson. Mr .\l. Gurry, Mr T. Jennings. A. R. Sadler. T. I crates, ami W. Halsey. There were nls ...
... tte chair- Svfva, Messrs Alfred Hatfey. Hal Fords. Brumby roan made tte dateut that they had roortved an Williams, Peter Dawson. George Hawkins, and Jock offer £lOO far tteir firms a Bhsfffa'd Whiteford, Messrs E. W. Seymour and | otab, though nothrog dsteita ...
... early in 1891, I think with Tom Williama* the Boxing Champ km, who had just scoretl' what sonic »aid was a lockv win over George Dawson. Burrows awing record the National Sporting I know thia for iruth. for Ted Humphrey* and myaelf eat up all night long to ...
... 7 9 Mr H. P. Whitney* OVERSIGHT ..Joyner 7 8 J. R. Kerne’s INT AT CATION -Darting 7 7 1«wl BUeemere'a SEAL J. A. Dawson George EdwankVa BY SANTOI-PIZZEH IT F. F. Hartgan 7 S Mr T. PUhingtoa’a FLAIL Beardsley 7 2 W. BY JEDDAH—VICTORIA MAT .Saadfraon ...
... No, the light-weight* of to-day are not so scientific as raon like George Dawson. The material is Rood, but there at lack of proper tuition. Larrv Foley has retired, and though George Seale, tbo ex-amateur champion, is still business, one or two good ...