TO-NIGHT'S BOXING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10422, 13 September 1911, Page 5

TO-NIGHT'S BOXING

THE DRAWINCS. The drawings in connection with to-night's Boxing Championships; have resulted as follow: ! I Bantams.— Semi-final 1 : O. Olsen (Masterton) v. A. Gadwalkder (Carterton), G. Barr (Masterton) v. L. Jury (Carterton). Feathers.— First round: E. Miller .(Mlasterton) v. J. McHugjh (Te Wha-, j-rau), Gf. Barr (Masterton.}. v. K. 'En-: I gall (Tihui), G. Graham (Masterton) •v. G. Ireland (Carterton), Bye— P. McCarthy (M&sterton). liigjhlt.— First round: N. MqtLaoMan (Masterton) v H McKinnon (Carterton), J. Dunn. (Tinui), v. 0. ' Cadlwlalader (Carterton), B. Peers (Tinui) v. P. Reid (Carterton). WieUter.— Semi-final: H. Billingi ton (Masiterton) v. T. Ritchie (Ti- ! nui), T. McLachlan (Masterton) v. W. Phillips. (Te Wharau). Middle.— ■'Firsifc round: C. Creelmlan (Masterton) v. W. Reeve Whlarau), V. Billington (Masiterton) v. E. Stehbfield (Tinui), Bye—R. Jensen (Oarterton). Heavy. Semi-final: C. Welch •(Masterton) v. J. Collerton (Tinui), G. Sievers (Carterton) v. T. Smith (Tin/ui). This evening's programme should prove to be one of the best yet arranged by the Masterton Club the presence of so many representatives from every quarter of tihe taounfty promises good sport. Programmes will be distributed throughout the Town Hall. The first contest will commence at 8 o'clock. Boors walU be opened at 7.30. sharp. Tickets for all sieatis (reserved and unresfervedi) may be pur cilia sed from the h!on. secretary, Mr Saville Smith, at Messrs W. B. Chennels and Oo.'s offices, Perry Street, after 9 a.im. today. Purchasers' of thte&e tickets will therefore be enabled to secure their seats immediately the doors are opened.