BOXING

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 298, 10 September 1920, Page 3

BOXING

■ MONDAY'S TOURNAMENT. The boxing contest between "D(oger" Evfjjyi and Havilah TJren'ie to be decided at tag Town Hall on Monday evening, and ■it. is expected to attract a very large audience. The final trainine orerationß of the nrincinals engaged have been watched by increasingly large audiences each afternoon, and there is much speculation as to the nrosnecta of the two men. Evana has been showing narticularly attractive form, and it ir, evident that he is fully justified to be "egarded as one of the fastest and cleverest exponents ever seen here. Uren is said to have sliown narked improvement since his last r.pnearance, and with a distinct advantage in height and weight is expected to fully , hold his own against his better-known opponent. Three lireliininarics are promised between hading and well-matched amateurs. Patronß are asked to note that for the ccnvcnience of suburban residents the tournament will start at 7.45 instead of the ti-ual -eight o'clock. The amateur contests will bo controlled by, Mr. Earl Stewart and the professional contest by Mr. Allan Maxwell, who will be assisted by Messrs. Woods and Guise as judges, and only in the event of the two judges not bcine agreed will a decision be asked for from the referee. Tickets for the gallery and stalls will be on sale from to-morrow. In our adverti'eliiK columns will be found a notice of importance to all followers of the Buort and particularly to honorary assistants on Monday evening. .