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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1924, Page 4

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INDIAN AVHKSTLER DEFEATED. NAPIER, .M;iy <l. The wrestling match for £luO aside, (cm tt*h-as-catcli-ean) between the wellknown Indian exponent S'nnni a,ml Ike Ro'bbin, Ilawkes Bay, for the hcav y weight championship of New Zealand took place last night at the Municipal theatre before a large crowd and proved an easy victory for Bobbin, who secured two falls in fifteen minutes. The difference in weight was about over six stone between the contestants. Bobbin was the heavier, tipping the beam at about 19 stone and proved altogether too strong for the Indian, who had no chance to show his science.

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