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... Is willing oorae forward; also Dido Plumb willing to box an/ middle-weight man. Tom Pa'.cok, of Croydon, Is open to box Fred Farrar, of Croydon, eight tea min. rounds catch-weight, for £1 side and the beat, purse offered. A deposit al the Soorting Life ...
... stubbornly contested, and with good order maintained, the entertainment proved of an appreo.ative Kind. In the chief event Fred Farrar mot bill Cole in contest of round*. (orn shed an exciting struggle, and victory eventually rested with Farrar. Hike King ...
... made to represent A. B. Tyeoe, half-mile champion, scraich).—Thos. Johmion, Thames Ironworks A.C.. 80 yards start, first; Fred Farrar, Woolwich Polytechnic, 70, second; W. Stanley, Essex Beagles, 60, third; F. W. Lancaster, Northampton Institute, 87, fourth ...
... separated tbs pair, Haydock eventually winaing in mad hollow iukion two length., Haydock, who wuteokad after well-known Fred. Farrar, rhowodspoM goad (arm (or aaorira, but Shaoherd’a style jSlr' u referra,and Mr. W. U. Bamlt.of Friuoo ol Motes o 8.C., ...
... boxers St. John's Baths, Claeksm Junction, with costumes, seven o'clock sharp to-night (Hoeday) :—Jim Hayes. BUI Cole, Fred Farrars, Jack Ooldswain, Ted Ware, Bill Corbett, Fielder, AH Payne, Boss Edwards, Ted Gome, Jack Hennessey, George Brooke, Jem ...
... Job, Jim Keurick, Arthur Pike. Or* Streeter, Jack Alt Francis. Jack Daly, Sam Evans 111 King. Joe Brett-, Coo Anderson. Fred Farrars, and (sweep) Bui. Letikrs are lying at this office for Harry Ham, George CorSeld, Holbein, W, Payne, 7attington. Tfcord ...