BOXING.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 April 1923, Page 1

BOXING.

GREYMOUTH. April 3. At the Grey boxing contests on Saturday the results were as follows: — N. Kiel.v (Hreymotuli) 7.9, beat Purton (AVaiuta), 7.3, i olive two minute rounds. Criqui (Rnnanga) fUi, heat Aluncasier (Rnnanga) 5.13 on jioints. O'Donnell (Greymouth) 11.1. was beaten by Aloolney (Otira) 11.9. In the featherweight bout, 1). Paxeoo (Hreymouth) 9.1, heat Mitchell (Dunedin) 9.1, in the fourth round. Arorgan 10.1 beat Cotter 10.1, in a good four round bout, on points. AT'STItAI.I.V.X AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. MIDDLE AY EIGHT CHAAIPIONSHIP. (Received tin's dav at 8 a.in.) SYDNEY, April 3. Stewart and Cole fought a draw in the Aliddle Weight Championship of Australia. FLYNN DEFEATS GUNN. CHRISTCHURCH, April 1At King Edward Barracks last night I'Tvnu (Auckland) defeated Gunn (i imam) for the featherweight championship of New Zealand and a purse ol £2275. Flynn held tlie advantage up to the ninth round and sent his opponent to the hoards several times and the referee stopped the light. Amateur bouts resulted:— Thompson (Christchurch), defeated Nelson (Hreymouth). Pengellv beat X. Moulin. Howell beat Ennis. AIeLEARY BEATS CAD.MAX. CHRISTCHURCH. April 2. There was a- big crowd at the King Edward Barracks to-night to see the light between Brian AleCleary and Laurie C’adman, for tlui professional light-heavy-weight championship of New Zealand and a purse ol £209. Ihe Ii : hl lasted seven rounds, when Cadman’s seconds threw in the towel. Cadman was then absolutely done.