A PARTICULARLY DOCILE LAMB WAS LED TO THE SLAUGHTER AT the Sydney Stadium last week. Johnny Shields, the gentleman from Bathurst, who was going to do quite a few things to middleweight champion Jack Haines, forgot ’em all when he climbed into the ring. ...
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