BOXING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 17 July 1924, Page 4

BOXING.

CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS, HAWERA.

The first draw for the various competitions is shown .hereunder, and “fans ’ will see' that the best of the boys will be present. Great sport is assured, and it only wants fine weather and a roll up of the “fancy” for the tournament to turn out a huge success. Arrangements are well in hand, and the committee and officials are to be complimented for their enterprise. Owing to the number of bouts the tournament will begin at 7 p.m. each evening. The following is the draw: Flyweightß. Willis (Hawera) v N. Childs (Strafford); C. AVood (Wellington) v. N. G. Roebuck (Taranaki); C. Hoskins (Wanganui) v. H McLaughlan (Patea). Bantamweight.— J. Crowley (Wei. hngton) v. G Freitas (Wanganui); M. CarroU (Wellington) v. S. Nesbit (Manawatu). Featherweight.— A. Collins (Stratford} v. D. Mercer (Hawera); R. Forward (Wanganui) v. E. Mercer (Ha-wera)-P. Black (AVellington) v. R.. Potbury (Manawatu/ Lightweight.—G-. Cadman (Hawera) (Manawatu); P. Childs (Wellington) v. AV. Gray (Wanganui) D. Loveridge (Taranaki) v. D. Crichton (Manawatu); P. Vercoe (MarlborOU v*ri V ' Johansen (Masterton) v I £»ggan (Hawera) • J.',? rou^an (Marlborough). Middleweight.— J. O’Keefe (Manauap.l) v - C. Furze (Taranaki). Light heavyweight.— G. Evatt (Welou?b? n T • Sat jl erle Y (Marlborg McGmre (Taranaki) v. W Hunt (Manawatu). pe oommiitee reserves the right to alter the sequence of the programme.