BOXING.

Hokitika Guardian, 19 May 1925, Page 3

BOXING.

[by telegraph—per press association.] AYKIjLIXGTOX, May 19. A largo attendance at the Town llall, witnessed the opening Amateur Championships under tho control of the Wellington Boxing Association. The following are the results: EICHT WEI OUT. E. Morgan 9.9.; beat. J. Rodde 9.12 in a willing go. Gi cathead 9.8. boat J. Burns 9.13. after leading most of tie* way. (I. I’orter 9.9. met E. Livingstone M. 1.3. Porter went down from a right to the jaw in the lirspround hitting the boards bard. He rose dazed, staggered, fell again and the referee awarded the flight to Livingstone. KEATH EKWKKi HT. C. Adams 9.0. knocked out K. Keith 8.9. in the third round, up to whirii Keith must have I '-i'll leading on points. (i. Taylor 8.10.; met J. Curry 8.13 in livelv two rounds when Curry fouled, obviously accidentally. .M. (histi<?ii 9.0. outpointed M. White 8.9.

BA NT A.MS. A Buieh B.o] wen on points from C. T. Jeil rev 8.0. ||. Burse ii 8.1 J outpointed lb Kdgeeomb 8.1. W. E. I Tics'. ley 7.13 outpointed IT. Catherall 8.0. and I). Livingstone f secured a similar verdiet over M. Broekie 8.8. after uninteresting exerLIGHT HEAYY-WEICIIT. C. Evett n.li; heat B. Kranklyn 12,(1 (retired end of se-niid round). FEY WEIGHT. Chirrie Wood 7.9, heat J. Cottcrill 7.9 on points. welter. WEIGHT. V. Brown 10.2. beat C. Tmiks 10.5 on points.

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