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IN SYDNEY BOXING BOUT HENNEEERRY DISQUALIFIED. RICHARDS RETAINS TITLE. <By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright) /Received This Day, 11.45 a.m.) B7DNE7, This Day. In « mWtev/cfght title bout at the Mil f.'-.v'rk iton llk'ni>r<k, list Wh, tela/ry-d the title over Fred Henik’Atr/, IDA 4|lb, v/ho ’>iw, disqualified io the thirteenth round for butThere y/ero many exciting rnonod the roforae showed great 'ltovbk began in the twelfth round, when b<id faaliraf araaa after the rehad intervened to draw the boxer;'' sport, Although the referee stood between thorn, they refused Io break and the bell sounded while the boxers were ignoring the referee’s instructions. The seconds rushed into the ring and, after much struggling, the boxers were separated. Early in the thirteenth round, Hcnneberry was cautioned for refusing to break. His head came up several limes, and the referee promptly declared Richards the winner. Henneberry declined to recognise the referee’s action-and sought to continue. Henneberry was but a shadow of his past greatness and did not win a round.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 November 1941, Page 6
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166REFEREE DEFIED Wairarapa Times-Age, 28 November 1941, Page 6
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