BOXING.

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 215, 9 June 1920, Page 3

BOXING.

: =- ■ I UREN-VOLAIBE__TO-MOEEOW. I It ia anticipated that• to-morrow's con- ,■ test : between Havilah Uren.-Tof Australia, . and Eugene Volaire, • the French . boxer, • will attract a very biir audience, at tae Town Hall, and an Interoating contest is ' looked for. Both men arc exponents of ! the fast, vigorous.style On a previous J occasion when the two men met at Greymouth the result was a draw after what - was considered, the finest exhibition ever Been on the Coast. Prior to the big contest thero will he three amateur preliminaries, thor.e engaged being K. luxon , v. B. Daley. E. Morgan v. G. Curran, and S J. Carr v. Y. Green. To avoid congestion « at the doors to-morrow night ticketis for W stalls and gallery are in sale from this M morning, and intonding patrons are ad- fj vised to get their tickets in advance. Ex- $ ccllent booking has been the order for the other portions of tho house, but th« J officials report that many excellent seats :| may yet be obtained. The plan eair be B • inspected at tne association's office in j .Featherstgn,.Street, ■:..;-■'','. •■ "v, '; \\ f '■' 5 The Prince of Wales \ showed while in | Dtmedin that quick memory' for faces | wihich has surprised and gratified many | a "Digger." Passing,.back to the dais H from the review of tho school children H tie glanced casually'towards the crowd at 3 the side and suddenly stopped and walk- | ed into its midst. He had recognised, \ Captain Cecil M'Clure,. M-C, of Danue-j 3 virke, irho met him in Erance, and « .Chap'.ain Bush King, 'who met ■him \ both in Egypt and in France. With them j he exchanged a 'handshake o.nd a friendly | word before resuming (he. duties of the | function. \