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HKAVY-WEIGIIT CHAMPIONSHIP. Mc<'LEAHY BEATS I'OOLEV. IBy Telegraph. Press Association.l riIKISTtm'RCH, May 21. X litize crowd :it the King Kdward Barracks witnessed [lie HgUt between Brian Miflcary (Christchur.hi and Albert l'ooley (Auckland) for tin- i.rofessional heavyweight <-!,iim;il«tn.slilii of New Zealand aud a jnrso of nil.".. The contest went the full fifteen rounds. MH'leary was adjudged the winner on points. r.R.ley put up a good right, but McCleary ivas too clever. NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. CIIBISTCHCBCII. Monday. At a meeting of the New Zealand ISoxing Council a protest was received from the Northern Association against MeCleary aud Whitaker matched for the heavyweight ehampiouship. the association claiming that the championship should have reverted to I'ooley. A reply has l<eeu sent that the council acted as provided by the rules.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 120, 23 May 1922, Page 7
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