BOXING.
THE GREAT FIGHT. LATEST NEWS. AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. (Received This Day at 10.15 a.m.) NEW YORK, June 29. Nervous over the flock of visitors at his camp, Carpentier suddenly leaped into * motor and tied into the country in the midst of a thunderstorm-. Extra guards were posted to enable the French man to complete his training without interruption. Le lias had his hair cropped close and is doing light exercise. Dempsey concluded his training on Thursday, leaving on Friday for Jersey City, where he will Ih* secreted until Saturday. Observers while declaring the champion is in first-rate condition, state he is slower than at Toledo. A thousand police and a thousand firemen will lie on duty in the Arena Saturday. Extraordinary measures have bee i taken to handle the crowds smoothly.' New York hotels are rapidly filling with people from all parts of the world here for the fight. There are big parties from England and France. Seven hundred newspapers reporters are provided with seats, though there were over two thousand applications. XFAY YORK, June 30. Prosecutor Garvon informed Rickards that unless Reformers present more evidence he will not ask the Gran 1 .Jury to take action. This amounts to a positive assurance that no legal action con interfere with the fight.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1921, Page 3
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