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Hokitika Guardian, 17 April 1928, Page 1

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article in the " Daily -Mail. ' v:iy- : " Tom Hconey’s exhibition against the ex-amateur champion, ( handler, shows that he has considerably improved since he last fought in England. His j chances of defeating Tunne.v must not be despised.” :

NEW YORK. April 1.3. ~xr Charles Harvey. Tom Heenoy’s manager, has cabled to the latter tocut short his stay in London and to return to the United States to begin his training for the Tunnev bom,