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  2. PETER FELIX CLAIMED AS AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION

    After writing in complimentary vein about my story on negro fighters in last week’s “Express,” a correspondent asked why I did not mention Peter Felix and “Starlight” among the list of coloured champions named. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    Peter Felix and Bill “Blinky” Turner shake hands at the Theatre Royal, Hobart, on September 8th 1909. Standing between the pair is the referee Jack “Chopper” Cross, while the promoter, Billy Robert son is between the two seconds behind Felix. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. Sport Becomes Big Business in Britain

    LONDON—Big business, big money, and bigger ballyhoo are behind the greatest commercial boom in the history of British sport—and the Treasury takes its cut in entertainment, excess profit, and income taxes to the merry tune of over £30,000,000 a year. ...

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