BOXING.

Taranaki Daily News, 21 October 1920, Page 5

BOXING.

BANTAMWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. By Telegraph.—rress Association. , ~ m , Timaru, Last Night. In the Theatre Royal to-nl s ht, Harry Gunri (Timaru), challenger, beat on points C. Cann; folder of the professional bantamweight chamPloiwlup of Ne W zeaia,,,,. , t , m a hu& contest of nrteen rounds, and the title and a two purse were won by a small margin.

PROFESSIONAL BOUT AT STRATFORD. rf A '":"'' e f i0 "« l bout for a jiurae «L« "l> " flrrall e e <» by the Stratford oXr, ""Vf""** Cl » b between Wot Butheiford of Sydney, and Harry Wlthey, of Dunorlin, to be l.dd in tho Town Hall, Scr.itford, o.i lliuraday, November 25 (Show nlirtit) 1?:st:? T m prora »«* ™*? ** bMiu- enthusiasts as Rutherford is regarded eybe best authorities on boxing a, the le«fi.n,r lightweight u the Dominion L ad! diilnn lo the prof es3 i on „i flght( flve m bouts are being arranged, and the l e »dHil amateurs la the North Island wll] b» compet-

KEENAN v. BROMWICH. The professional boxlne mutch Winter Show Buildings, H» Wa , botWe.n . Jack Ivocnnn and All Bromwlch to-night Is ttousliiß wide interest, and It looks as though the efforts of tho Sports and Pastime. Club, which has been to considerable trouble W d expense In arranging the match, are to be rewarded wltb a packed house. K cen*n arrived at Hawcra on Tuesday, and Bromwkh to Monday, and they aie now completing their (*»tmitg. Both are my fit, and each it very