BOXING TOURNEY ON MONDAY

Chronicle (Levin), 24 September 1946, Page 4

BOXING TOURNEY ON MONDAY

GOOD PROGHAMME ARRANGED All who attended, the August boxing tourney staged by the Levin B'oxing Club will remember the well-Organised three hours of entertaining and thrilling bouts. O'n Monday night next, September 30, another of these todrneys Will he held in the Regent Theatfe and all caii be assur'ed of a bfight and sparvklihg evening's entertainment. A great deal of preparatory ■ worK has been done arid the only itemnow needed to make this toiirney a greater success than the last is the mll-hearted support of • the sporting public. The fifteen bouts which hate been arranged represent paperweights, bantamweights, lightweights and welterweights.; Intending supporters are advised" to hook early as approximately 100" fans were forced to st&hd at the iast tourney on account of the club not expe'cting so many. The seating arrangemehts in the theatre should be ample and those who book their seats. are assured of a hahdy position. The foliowing is the programme: — Paperweight: J. Pope 6st. 5lb. (Kiwi, P.N.) v. M. Lourie 6st. 41b. (Marton) ; B. Dunstan 5st. 91b. (Otaki) v. G. Stent 5st. 121b. (Marton) ; Windley 7st. 41b. (Otaki) v. Plier 7st. 71b. (Kiwi) . Bantamweight: Cheney.Sst. (Kiwi) v. Tayior 8st. 41b. (Levin). Welterweight: . W. Wilton lOst. (Levin) v. Bryce Jones 9st. 121b. (Marton). Lightweight: Lyons 9st. (Marton) v. Rice 9st. 21b. (Kiwi) ; Phillips 9st. 61b. (Marton) v. Hannah 9st. 71b. (Kiwi). Interval. Bantamweight : W. Young 8st. 51b. (Levin) v. W. Waaka 8st. 81b. (Otaki) . Lightyeight : R. Giles 9st. 51b. (Levin) v. K. Enoka 9st. 61b. (Otaki) ; Holfman (Warnes) v. P. Enoka (Otaki) ; Hakaraia 9st, 61b. (Otaki) v. Vile 9st. 71b. (Kiwi). Welterweight: Lambert lOst. 21b. (Levin) v. Bartosh lOst. (Marton) . Opponents nave yet to be arranged for A. Satherley 6st. (Levin) and B. rahiwi 9st. (Otaki). Club officials during the tournament will be: — Announcer: Mr. L. Carmichael; booking and saies: Mr's. Hudson; call stewards: Messrs. L. Woodmass, W. H. Walker and D. Convery; scales steward: Mr. B. Bell; time-keeper: Mr. H. Hunt; gong: Mr. W. Hannan; judges: Messrs. Syme and McD'ermott; glove stewards: Messrs. D. Hair and W. Greig; referee: Mr. Ces. Matson; seconds: Messrs. Rankin Bros., stage door: Mr. C. Wilkinson; doorkeepers: Messrs. Cameron and Capstick; barriers: Messrs. L. Lester, C. Walker and C. Smith; supper: Messrs S. Wiskovitch, H. Ward and R. de Malmanche.