BOXING
AUSTRALIAN CONTESTS.
(Australian and N.2. Cable Association.)
• SYDNEY, September 14. At the Stadium, Hughie Dwyer was awarded the verdict against Charlie Pilkington (America), on a foulj PilKington hitting low in the fifteenth round. The contest was poor, Pilkington, whose methods are distinctly unorthodox, was outclassed. The chief interest arose after the verdict was delivered, when Pilkington rushed and ■struck Dwyer. The latter at once responded, bu%. before any damage was done, and amidst wild excitement, the men wiere separated, the lights turned down, and the Stadium cleared. Pilkintgon subsequently expressed sorrow at losing his head. MELBOURNE, Sept. 14. At the Stadium, Billy Grime easily outpointed Joe Fox, over 20 rounds.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 September 1924, Page 6
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