SCHOOLBOY BOXERS
Scots College Tourney Several preliminaries in the annual boxing tournament of Scots College were decided last night before a large gathering of parents and friends of (scholars. The boxing was of a high standard, and the boys put up a very creditable performance in view of the fact that they had just returned from a three weeks holiday. The referee was Mr. G. Bedding and the judges Mr. G. Vercoe and Mr. J. Coyle. Results are as follows: — 751 b. B class: Hudson minor beat McDonald major; Martin beat Fitchett minor: Budd beat Seed. . 1451 b. A class: Johnson minor beat Ashe; Wall beat Gordoft. 851 b. C class: Morris minor beat Shaw; Shrubshell beat Murphy; Hamer beat Driver. 851 b. B class: McMillan beat Levy; Blanchard beat Richmond. 951 b. A class: McNabb beat Chapman minor; James beat Sim; Wishart beat McCormick. 1051 b. A class: Hudson beat Lambie; Gardiner beat Aldred; Tuburt minor beat Gibbons. , . 951 b. B class: Nicholls minor beat Scott: Mnntel-Harding beat Fanselow. 1051 b. B class: Stellen beat Young; Campbell bent Morrison major; Sewell minor bent Green. 1151 b. B class: Corkill bent Shirtcliffe: Chartres beat McArthur minor. 1051 b. C class: Wong She minor beat Tennant. 1151 b. A class: Spence beat Sewell minor: Sewell major bent Johnstone major. 1251 b. A class: Edge beat McKenzie. 1451 b. B class: Heath beat Feast; Potiki beat Saunders. 1451 b. B class: Napier beat McArthur major. 851 b. B class: March beat Mulhane; Bustin beat Gilmer; Blanchard beat McMillan. 1351 b. B class: Geddis minor beat Robson. ___________
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 302, 17 September 1936, Page 3
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264SCHOOLBOY BOXERS Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 302, 17 September 1936, Page 3
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