BOXING.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 94, 21 April 1924, Page 8

BOXING.

IXNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT. (By Telegraph.—Pivss Association.) WELLINGTON', Sunday. The TTnivcrsity boxing championships were held on Saturday. The series of bouts was perhaps the best seen in Wellington for some years. The results are as follows :— . Bantam-weight.—,T.' X. R. Paterson (Otaso) beat D. jr. Martin (Canterbury) ; Paterson beat C. K. Stubbs (Auckland! Feather-weight.—P. w. Altken (Ota'zo) beat C. K. Stubbs (Auckland) :V. G Huchson (Canterbury) beat C. K. Ball (Victoria i : Aitken beat Ilughson. Light-weight— T. P. Frean (Auckland) beat L. C. Cotter (Orago) : S. J. Cotter (Canterbury) beat X. J. Lewis (Victoria) : Frcan beat Cotter. Welter-weight.—C. .T. Sceats (Auckland) beat W. Petric (Canterbury) : V. F. Cunningham (Victoria J beat A. ti, Twigg (Otago) : Cunningham beat Sceats. Middle-weight.—ll. K. Fyfc (Otapo) beat E. C. Miller (Victoria I: J. T. Burrows (Canterbury) beat V. J. Cooke (Auckland) ; Cook beat Fyfe. Heavy-weight.—.T. O. Leckic (Otapo) beat A. T>. MCRae (Victoria) ; Leckle beat K. S. Craven (Canterbury). PARKER DEFEATS HcLEART. CHRISTCHCBCH, Sunday. Brian McCleary and Parker (Timaru) met la«t night for the light-heavy championship of New Zealand. The contest, went the full IS rounds and at the finish Parker was awarded the verdict. The fisht was one of the best seen in Christchurch for a lons time. JPRINGI.E KNOCKED OUT. WKSTPOKT. Sunday. Ivikin- hout. scheduled for'l"> rounds for a nu'rso of UIOO. Iwtween Jimmy Cnrr (Miilerloni and Ceorge Trincie (Wellington i. was won hv Carr, who fenoeked Prlngle out in the sixth round after fairly even going-