BOXING
PETE SARRON; SUED. . fßy Telegraph—Per Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Feb. 21. The Taranaki Boxing Association yesterday received word by telegram that Pete Sarron. would not fight Tommy Donovan, as arranged, here on .ward! Ist. To-day the Association’s solicitors took steps in connection with the Association’s claim against Sarron for £9O damages for breach of contract, and.oil the ground that it was believed that Sarron was about to leave for Australia a. warrant was issued. ST.'oTr kx'jc ::ed: out in training BOUT. ALA ip Rl>. Feb. 20. Telegrams from Aliami say that it is not generally revealed, but it is understood that in yesterday’s sparring Scott received a blow from Jack Renault, his partner, that put the contender down for th&'count. Few spectators were present,;although it is understood. that a photographer snapped, the picture. His manager explained that Scott had slipped afid received the impac of a missed lead. He dismissed the incident as of no importance, a; though fighting circles here express much surprise.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 February 1930, Page 6
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