BOXING.
NEXT WEEK'S TOURNAMENT. Great interest is being taken in the train* ing or the two principals in the professional bout at the boxing tournament which takes place at New Plymouth next Thursday night. Brown has improved very much since his Inst bout, and being fast and having plenty of rlngcraft, should put up a biff bid for victory. Bicharduon will also enter the ring a greatly improved man, as the last time he took paTt he had just got over a bout of influenza. Tho prizo for this bout is seventy sovereigns The amateur bouts should be fast, open, and full of Interest, tho winners being well hidden. There will be contests in bantami light welter, and heavy-weight classes. ' ' Tho evening's boxing will make a good finish off to the Hunt Club races. The Association liiive stored well in the past and patrons l will ilnd the forthcoming tournament up to Iheir hL'.h Rtandahrl ia every detail. Patrons should book early (the box plan opens on : Monday miming), and so be sure of their ■ seats. ,
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Taranaki Daily News, 21 August 1920, Page 3
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176BOXING. Taranaki Daily News, 21 August 1920, Page 3
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