BOXING.
JOHNSON V, MOHAN
NEGRO WINS ON POINTS.
By Teletranh—Press Association—
(Received June 28, 6.5 p.m.)
London, June 27. The fight between Jack Johnson and the Americali heavy-weight, Frank 'Moras, to-day resulted in a- win for the foriiier on points.
MILLERTON TOURNEY.
[iir TELEGRAPH,—PRESS ASSOCIATION".]
WESTPopt, Sunday. At the Millerton bpiing tourney J«*t night J. O'Neil, of \Vestpdrl. and Stewart, of Tiiiiaru, fought a fifteen-Mind draw. Tho fight was '-described By ringsiders as the best seen on the coast for a long time. Stewart l.oijk count for seven seconds' in the first round, but fought well thereafter. O'Neill looked the fresher of the two at the finish. Senior, of Westport, defeated Borpham, of Dunedfn, in ft special bqs of fir rounds. jTe wop on points after a good fight in which Senior snowed himself pis undoubtedly the bjttef man. Mussen, pf GreymbutH, WPP P» ■ pojntß , fronl Hodgson, of Denniflton, in » six-round bout. Mussen was the quicks and cleverer or thfl -pair.
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New Zealand Herald, 29 June 1914, Page 10
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