BOXING
BRITISH HEAVY CHAMPIONSHIP
DISQUALIFICATION ON FOULS
United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph-Copyright.)
(Received this day at 12 noon) LONDON, July 12
Jack Doyle was disqualified for hitting, the holder, Jack Petersen, low, in the second round of the heavyweight championship. Forty-five thousand were present in the open air at White City and saw a farcical contest lasting 3J minutes, for which each received five thousand pounds. Both were severely cautioned for clinching. Doyle after. shaking Petersen threw all caution to the winds and dealt many foul blows, whereupon the referee who had already showed great leniency disqualified him.
WORLD HEAVY CHAMPIONSHIP
GARNER A £14.000. SHARKEY £3200 NEW YORK, Jnlv 1.
Camera, the .iggest man over to win the world’s boxing championship, received only 16,000 dollars (£3200 at par).
'Sharkey, who was knocked out in the sixth round, received 70,000 dollars £14,000 at par), which represented 42 per cent of the gate.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1933, Page 6
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