... out by the E.B.U. Prompt action by the 8.8.8. C. n bring it about. Randy Turpin can be E,iropean champion within three months from now. The spectacular arrival of Randolph Turpin as an immediate championship prospect puts the Stewards of the Board of Control ...

... by dropping his arms in mute invitation to Turpin to go in and mix it. When ever he perceived the chance Turpin crossed his opponent. Inside he compietely tied up the Continental with powerful rights. Turpin was so well ahead on points when his opponent ...

... BY LION A lion named Hurricane attacked his favourite keeper, James Turpin, 56, of South Shore, Blackpool, at Blackpool Tower Zoo yesterday. The lion first seized a scraper which Turpin had pushed through the bars to clean out the cage, and then it grabbed ...

... came early in the fight. Afterwards Rando:ph Turpin. brother of Dick Turpin, challenged IFinch to a contest on a winner-takea;l basis. Finch has one victory over Randolph Turpig and recently lost to Dick Turpin on points for the British championship. ...

... Seymour Hall last night must have been thinking very deeply after Randolph Turpin, the Leamington coloured boxer, had beaten Des Jones, of Wales, on points over six rounds. Turpin, at 18 years of age, is undoubtedly the most promising middle-weight in the ...

... straight at Turpin. Again Turpin displayed great coolness In taking a header by Reay, and Finchley responded with a raid down the right wing, from which Robb drove with terrific force past the post. Avis then outwitted Wastell and Relay forced Turpin to gh ...

... Hawkins will fight Turpin at Perry Barr Sy GERARD WALTER VINCE HAWKINS yesterday • signed to defend his British middleweight champion ship against Dick Turpin. eldest of the three coloured Leamington brothers. The fight will take place at Parry Barr, ...

... GONSALVA ROAD FAMILY'S LOSS Death of Mrs. W. M. Turpin I I Mrs. Winifred Mary Turpin died on Saturday, February 1, at her home 3 Gonsalva-road, Battersea, after a brief illness. She had an attack of influenza.' For a fortnight in November last she was ...

... Gazette reporter, I recall reading about Dick Turpin in the 'penny-bloods. but although I have compiled a record of every crime committed in the area between 1680 and 1806. there is no mention of this Turpin or his ride to York. 1 - Highwaymen, yes: bless ...

... Carpenter (left/. the Peckham flyweight, met coloured Jackie Turpin (Leamington) before going into the ring at Manor Place on Monday. Carpenter defeated Bryn Collins (Wake) in one round, but Turpin, not so fortunate, was outpointed by Jackie Lucraft (Islington)• ...

... see, said the captain to Turpin, the value of an anonymous 'letter ! No highminded and self-respecting gentleman should consider one worthy of notice. Is your wife among this assembly, Mr. Turpin ? spe_is_not, said Turpin: she was, continued the ...

... 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 ...