BOXING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21853, 16 July 1934, Page 7

BOXING

TOURNAMENT AT THAMES [from our own correspondent] /• , THAMES, Sunday The Thames Boxing Club held its second tournament last evening, there being a good attendance at the Queen's Theatre to witness the amateur bouts. The judge and referee was Mr. F. Williams, of Frankton Junction: The results were as follows: A. Alley (Tapu); lOst, beat L. Montier (Te Aroha), ipst 21b; W. Brown (Okoroire), 9st 13ilb, beat TV. Williams (Matatoki), lOst -lib; E. Rolleston (Auckland), 9st 7lb, beat R. Miles: (Okoroire), lOst 2lb; H. McLitclilaii (Auckland), 9st filb, beat R, Clark (Katikati). ' 9st 9lb; C. Kelly (Katikati), list lib, beat J. McCoy (Auckland). JOst Sib; J. MltdKway (Waihi), . 9st, heat W. Hogarth (Auckland), 9st; E. Bongard (Hamilton), Bst 12lb, beat R. Nixon, Sst i9tb: 0. Crawford (Katikati), list ,121b, heat ,T:--Buchanan ; (Hamilton), list slb; A. Allen ; (Auckland),' 7st Gib, bpnt. A. Gregor "(Auckland), Bst, Gib; L. "Webster. (To Aroha), S3lrtt- 21 b. beat C. Cmrje (ITauraki Plains)., list. 31 b. Cur lie giving up before the boll •went: K. Newton (Okoroire), list 4lb, beat •J. McConncll (Port-Charles), list. filb. ■ In a match of four rounds of two minutes H, Hepburn (To Aroha), 12st 81b, niet C. Farmer (Auckland), list, 4lb. but as no : decision could be given at the conclusion of tlw fourth round the referee ordered a ;fifth, at the expiration of which ho declared the bout, a draw. Tn six rounds of two minutes each N. Miidgwny (Wuihi), lOst, defeated F. Parsons (Auckland), lOst nth. There were no knock-outs, -all the bonis, • except the one in which Currie retired, being docidod on points.