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... TURPIN TOWN IS ALERT mraio KopoiTvr rjICK TURPIN. on his famous ride to York, stopped at the Yorkshire Grey, Stevenage, for refreshment for himself and his horse. This sleepy old town is as old as, and older than, that. In its wide and nistoric main street ...
... Easy victory for Dick Turpin Dick Turptn (Leamington), the coloured middle-weight boxer, beat Billy Mayne (Coventry) in the seventh round at Birmingham last night, the fight being stopped after Mayne had been down for six counts. Turpin was the speedier and ...
... Dick Turpin, 1946 Style Paris. Saturday. IDOLICE are searching for a I gals of ;modern highwaymen which carried •Out two daring night bold-ups on the main road through Fontainebleau Forest. 40 miles south of Paris. Each time the victims were left tied ...
... WHEN DICK TURPIN HID IN NOR WOOD Mr. Kenneth Ryde Tells of Robbers' Refuge in Beulah Spa Farmhouse WHEN gazing down the slopes Church-road also Mrs. Henry of Gipsy-hill or Central-hill, Wood wrote the famous novel, it seems hard to realise that this East ...
... Turpin has become a professional Randolph Turpin. A.B.A. middleweight champion. has decided to turn professional. He is one of three boxing brothers from Leamington. all coloured lighters West Ham riders win Pairs cup West Ham riders, Eric Chat, and Malcolm ...
... ONE FIGHT BANNED, WHY NOT THREE? British Boxing Board of Control refuse to sanction a contest between Dick Turpin (Leamington) and Jim Lydon ((ire) because they consider it is not a match. John Batson suggests in his Gossip on Page SEVEN that the Board ...
... were Mrs. E. V. Turpin t widow), Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Turpin, Sergt. and Mrs. J. H. Turpin, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ct. Turpin, Mr. H. A. Turpin. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Tuipin, Mr. T. G. ...
... 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 ...
... Wembley last night by 5 bouts to 3. Dick Turpin, the 17-year-old middle-weight, the only coloured boy in the side, ensured 3ritain'3 victory by a sensational first-round knock-out win over Harold Anspach. Turpin surprised me by going in against an opponent ...
... For Randolph Turpin Former A.B.A. middle-weight champion Randolph Turpin, taking part in his third professional fight and his first Birmingham, knocked out Bill Biything Wolverhampton in the first round eight-round contest yesterday. Turpin won with an ...
... with the Arts Council of Great Britain presented an adaptation by Allan Turpin of Henry James's story. The Turn of the Screw. In Fanny Taylor's imaginatively conceived set Mr. Turpin's ver sion of the strange story of two children who are haunted by evil ...
... wtckets —neither of the century-makers was among his victims. New Opponent For Dick Turpin MARK HART, the Croydon middleweight, has bad to concel his tight with Dick Turpin tonight Seymour Hall, Marylebone, owing to an injured left hand. His place will be ...