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MCGRORY HELD TO A DRAW
London, November 9. Johnny McGrory, British feather-weight champion, failed to produce his best form in a drawn contest over 10 rounds against George Williams. (Wales) at Bristol.
The champion was on top in the early stages, but. Williams made a gallant rally towards the finish and shared the honours by his magni- ficent defence. Early on, McGrory connected with lefts and rights to the body, but Williams scored fre quently with lefts to the head while boxing at long range.
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“TOOD LUCK
ydney, October 25 That Man- Ice Tate passes out of Susser cricket with $250 solatium) at the age of is in keeping with the recent English trend of retir ing old players. He had a substar- tial benefit
Tate had his own outstanding. periods as a Test bowler, notably in 1924-25, when he captured 38 wickets at 23.21 in the Australian series His Test record is 83 wic kets at 30.62 a wicket. Few bow lers last so long in first-class cricket as Tate did. Fewer still, of his pace. A fine sportsman, Australians heartily join in wish- ing Maurice good fortune in his retirement.
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