BOXING

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12090, 1 November 1933, Page 6

BOXING

SOUTH AFRICAN 1 HEAVYWEIGHT’ BEATS GERMAN. (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) ' (Ree. Oct. 31, 7 p.m.) LONDON, Oct. 31. At the Albert Hal!,- the South .African. heavyweight, -Ben ' ■ outpointed the German, Hans Sehopret l ' over ten rounds. ted Oxley v. archie hughes. - After considerable negotiation -the Hawke's-Bav Boxing Association- has arranged a professional’ limit between

Oxley (Puhiat.ua) and A. Hughes (Whangarci) for tlm lightweight boxing championship of New Zealand, which will take place on Monday, November 20- The bout promises to ho one of the thrillers of the season, as if will bo recalled that when Hughes had beaten the late H. Johns to l the title, Oxley challenged him and was beaten, but on a return tight i" Auckland- Oxley wrested the coveted championship from Hughes after one of file best bouts witnessed in New Zeala nil. WORLD'S MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE, DU X DEE BEAT 8 ERG U ILL A III). (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel, Copyright) (Roc. Oet. 31, Oct. 31). BOSTON. Oct. 31. Vince Dundee, Baltimore, nun the middleweight Hite t.o-nighi, gaining the decision o'er l.ou Brouil’ard in 15 rounds. 'm JOHNNY MeKAY’S PLANS. AUSTRALIAN TRIP LIKELY. Advice has been received by Johnny McKay, of Gisborne, that, it be will go to Sydney, the proprietors ot the Leicbnrdt Stadium, Sydney, veil! arrange a match for him. McKay expects to take advantage of tho o'fer and anticipates crossing the Tusmun early in 1931. Before lie leaves however. Gisborne's brilliant lightweight hopes to arrange a further match with Ted Oxley, lightweight champion of tho Dominion. The pair met- about 12 months ago, Oxley then winning on points, but McKay is confident that he can reverse th*' decision ill any further bout. BRITISH CONTESTS. (U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) LONDON. Oct. 30. At Albert Hall. Midget Wolgasfc outpointed Jackie Brown in a 12round boxing, contest. At Leicester. Reggio ALecn knocked out tlie Australian, Rene Morris i ll the first round of a 10-round bout.