Novice boxing
The amateur boxing sea- 1 son in Canterbury should] get away to a whirlwind' start with a novice tourna-j ment at the Caledonian Hall; tomorrow afternoon. Twelve bouts have been; included on the programme, two of them involving American competitors who i are living in Christchurch. Boxers will also be travelling from Ashburton and] Temuka. :
I The recent bout of influenza led to some boxers (not being available, and a ] number of trainers would not have their charges ready until the next tournament on ; April 22, the association’s match-maker (Mr M. V. Drury) said yesterday. However, novice ) contests 'are noted for the amount of action they contain, and Mr ; Drury is confident that | tradition will be followed to- ■ morrow.
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Press, 7 April 1979, Page 60
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121Novice boxing Press, 7 April 1979, Page 60
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