BOXING.
AUSTRALIAN AND X.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. MURRAY V. RBAPPLY. SYDNEY, Feh. 24. At the Stadium, Archie Bradley was awarded the verdict over Los Murray, who filled the place of Louis Pices. The latter was unable to fill the bill, owing to illness. The Xew Zealander showed nil well against the heavier battery of tlie Australian welterweight whom he staggered several times, through five rounds. At the end of the five rounds Murray informed the referee that he was nnah'.e to continue. MURRAY'S EARLY SHOWING GOOD. SYDXLY, Feh. 24. The "Sunday Xew=" says:—“All the points in the first three rounds were Murray's. Xo boxer in Sydney over Tiit Bradley c o many clean punches in the early rounds as the Xew /calender did, hut strength told, and a heavy walloping about the body in the latter rounds was move than Murray could stand. CRIME OUTS SF.MMEXS. MEUROURXE, Feb. 24. Grime knocked out Summons in three and a-half minutes. The loser was outclassed.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1924, Page 1
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161BOXING. Hokitika Guardian, 25 February 1924, Page 1
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