GOOD FOR YOU
Napier Ever Trying To Please If trying had anything to do with it the Napier Association would be sitting pretty. AUTSIDE the associations m the ■ cities no other body puts m so much work for the sport. Year m and year out the association is ever out to capture the public. But, unfortunately, the Bay does not support the good work. Contest after contest is run at a loss, but these set-backs do not dishearten the executive. ■ In fact, they succeed m making the committee m6re determined to keep the flag flying. , ' . And so to the plans for the future. Imported by the Association, Teddy Green had his first fight when he met Tommy Griffiths. It was a most. clever boxing match, and Green won. ( ' Green will figure on the programme again on November '7,. when he will be opposed by Frank Taylor, the Auckland bantam. ' Green will find Taylor a hard-hitting, awkward customer. ,; •", . \' t Taylor has size and reach m his favor, and it is possible Green will have to exercise all of his ingenuity to cope with the Aucklander. A second tit-bit will be the' return between Smith and Johnson, fought over, ten rounds. In the first meeting there was'disapproval of the decision — this time the matter should be settled.
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NZ Truth, Issue 1195, 25 October 1928, Page 12
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215GOOD FOR YOU NZ Truth, Issue 1195, 25 October 1928, Page 12
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