BOXING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 33, 29 June 1914, Page 8

BOXING.

JGHN'SON P>EATS MOKAX. By Cable —Press Association —Copyright lteoeived 2S. 5.5 p.m. London, .lime '27. Johnson defeated .Moiuii on point". MOHAN" QUITE OUTCLASSED. Keteived 2!l. 12.20 a.m. Paris, .Tune 28. Up to tlie tenth ■round the lighting wa fairly equal. Lu-t after that it 'was obvious that Moran was fluteiassed. Jfe weakened perceptibly in the later rounds, 'ihere was ni.ieh in-lighting. Moral hung to .lohnson to save himself, .lo'lin, son was unmarked xvlicn the. gon<( went . nnd Carpenti.v unhesitatingly annoime. Ed Johnson us the winner. ■

TJIK MII-I.KRTUX TOt'liXV:V. By Telegraph—Press Association.' West port. "Tjsxst Xiylit. At tilio Millerton ?io.\ing tourney last night, J. O'Ncil (West port) and {Stewart (Tiimirii) fought fifteen-round druw, the lij>'lil lteiiifj described by the rinj{.siders as tlie IkM seen on tlie Coast, for a ilotiLf time. Stewart took the count for seven seoo'ids in the first round, hut foug'lit well thereafter, O'Neill, however, looking the fresher of the two at tJlie finish. Senior (Westport) defeated Borehnm I Dnnedin) in a special bout of six rounds, winning on ipoints after a {fowl Jifi'iit, ill which Senior showed himself undoubtedly the better man. Massen (Greyniouth) vmi on points from Hodgson (Dcunisto-i) in a six-round bout, Mus-eii bcinjr the quicker and cleverer of the pair. ,