MILITARY BOXING

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 161, 28 September 1927, Page 10

MILITARY BOXING

MORE PRELIMINARIES SOME GOOD BOUTS The boxing tournament of the Auckland Military Sports Association was continued last night before a good attendance of the public, cadets and territorial. Thirty-five bouts were staged. The use of a loud-speaker for announcing the bouts was greatly appreciated by the spectators and officials. The feather-weight bout between Mason and Pearson, and the welterweight contest between Price and O'Dell were the most interesting and willing: contests of the evening. F Fraei and A. Rounds, light-weights, and Alens and Anderson also gave clever displays. Air. T. Samson tvus the referee. The results are as follow: CADETS’ DIVISION Light-heavy-weight. —li. Hogg isfth Coy.), 11. y, heat -t. Kiddie (Cam Coy.), Welter-weight. —L. It. Dean (27th Coy.), 10.4, beat L. B. Roberts (35th Coy.), 10.5; F. O’Dell (30til Coy.), iu 3 beat W. T. Price (43rd Coy.), 10.2. * Light-weight. —li. E. Gurgan (40th Coy.), 9.7, peat Vw. H. Durbridgc (31st V° y .k n,T ; A ) Creer (30th Coy), y. 7, beat A. Phillips (40th Coy.), y. 7; AL. A. PatterCo >’->> 9 --». beat K. B. Dickieson (-4th Coy.), u.a; c. Alanson (26th Coy.), 5.10, beat W. Broadhurst (40th Coy.), 3.2H. Pierce (27th Coy.), 10.0. beat C Fieidsend (10th Coy ), 10.0; J. R. Spicer (oOth Coy.), y. 4, won by default from I: Lyons (40th Coy.), y. 4. Feather-weight.—K. Keene (22nd Coy ) S. beat H. Brentnall (35th Coy ), Ss* E Scott C3sth Coy.), 8.8, beat C. Blackburn S? oth , ?9 y ) ' 8 - 8: M - -McLean (26th Coy.), 8.10, won by default from O. \ Hughes (30th Coy.), 8.10; H. A. Alason 536th Coy.), 8.5, beat J. Prarman <27th Coy.), 8.0; W. Preston (28th Coy.), 9.0, beat L. Fnbence (28th Coy.), 9.0; W JValker (32nd Coy.), 8.13, beat V If Nola (26th Coy.), 8.12; C. Alanson (26th Coy.), 8.10, beat A. Spragg (22nd Cov.), Fiy- weight.— R. R. Fraie (26th Coy.), 7.10, beat H. Thurlow (34th Cov.), 7 10; F. Mens (30th Coy.), 7.9, beat A. Anderson (24th Coy.), 7.9; K. W. Halford (40th Coy.), 7.7, beat J. AlcLaughlan (22nri Coy.), 7.7; .1. E. Everett (35th Coy.), 7 7 beat R. Henderson (23rd Coy.) 76- II Purdie (22nd Coy.), 7.8, beat A. Furlonger (24th Coy.), 7.9; F. R. Evans (40th Co y.), 7.4, beat W Bowsher (43rd Cov. 1 T 5; C. Harford (32nd Coy ), 7.3, beat' C ?^ son „ (24th Coy.). 7.4; F. J. Gibson (29th Coy.), 7.10, beat L. W. Brown (24th Cov.), 7.10. Bantam-weight. —R. Robinson (23th Coy.), 8.2, beat R. Parris <3oth Coy.) 8 0 A. Purdy (22nd Coy.). 8.1. beat D. \Y. Griffiths (20th Coy.), 8.2; N. Scrimgeour (26th Coy.). 8.1. beat C. Patterson (32nd Coy.), S.l; T. Smith (25th Coy.), 5.2, beat G. Hatcher (31st Coy ), 8.2. R. R Frao (26th Coy.), 7.10, beat R. Moiesworth (24t.h Coy.). 8.0. Paper-weight. —Cl. W. Croul (27th Cov), 6.13, beat T Ban (Technical College), 6.12; H. V. Johns (29th Cov.), 6.10. beat T. Moille (31st Cov ). 6.11; .1. T. Brown £4oth Coy.). 7.0, beat F. Todd (30th Coy.), TERRITORIAL DIVISION Heavy-weight. — iV. W. McLean (Coros (4 I bTii’i’’ U - 4 ’ l,eat - v Lifford Middle-weight. — T G. Forsvth (3rd ? T W B ) l °'lo 5 knoci " d out AR - Alayhill Welter-weight.— A. R Mavhill (A. 1.8 10. a, won by default from C. R. Mills (20th Bty.), 10.3. Light-weight. —S. Fletcher (X.Z.E.i 10.0, beat I. Hocob r (A.S.C ) 10 0- 1-' ONTzIeA ' lOdt' ®- 1S - A - R ° UndS Feather-weight.—C. T. Moran (Ist Bty.), 9.0, beat ft. McHugh (X.Z.E.),