BOXING TOURNEYS.
XOBiTH SHORE TO-NIGHT. ':" j. . - . i OFFER TO GILDO. Permission was granted the Whakatane Catholic Association to hold a tournament on June N 25 at last evening's meeting of the executive , of the Auckland Boxing Association. A letter was received from the Northern Wairoa Military Association advising that la tourney would be held on July 10. It wns decided to offer assistance and to .endeavour to have prominent Auckland i amateurs compete at the tournament, t The secretary reported thA the North iShore Rugby Football Club' intended to hold an amateur tourney to-night and that the Papatoetoe Boxing Club would be holding a similar tourney to-morrow. He said that the visiting professionals. A 1 Clark I arid Cyril Pluto, would give exhibitions at both tournaments. It was decided to make an effort to induce Young Gildo to visit Auckland for a match with A 1 Clark, probably on June 20. A cup was donated by Mr. G. H. Herbert, and it was agreed to award this to the winner of the light-heavy-weight divijsion at the Auckland championships. | The following were elected members of [the association: —Messrs. R. Rennie, W. | Prentice,' B. Mclndoe, E. M. Hodgson, M. [Williams, L. Chambers, G. North, G. 'Gibson, C. A. Gilson, C. B. O'Hara, A. [McDonald-Smith, J. Sealley, J. Gavin, T. [Corin,' B. L. Whineray, T. Hurran, H. R. Syred, L. Williams, L. Rogers, S. J. iHedley.
AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION.
|l j NEXT TUESDAY'S PROGRAMME. . The matching of Snowy (Al) Clark, West Australian champion, with Neville Mudgway, New Zealand welter-weight champion, should prove a popular drawcard for the Auckland Boxing Association's carnival next Tuesday night. Another professional fight features in the same bill, in the Caltaux-Pluto contest of 10 three-minute rounds. Clark, on his first New Zealand appearance, knocked out Clarrie Rayner at the Town Hall last week. He is a lightweight and Mudgway will therefore have a distinct weight advantage, but the Aucklander will find the speedy Australian to be "a hard proposition." Tn the welter-weight bout Cyril Pluto will be keen to reverse the results of his last fight, and Caltaux will have to give a sound, exhibition to account for his crafty opponent. »
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 127, 1 June 1938, Page 19
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