BOXING
TROWERN-JAMITO TO-MORROW That the sport of’boxing retains popularity in Wellington is evident from-the demand .for seats for to-mor-row .night’s, tournament at th© Town Hall,. and indications 'are not wanting that . there will be. a crowded house. Both' Trowern and . Jamito should be eeen at their best as. both have been taking a rest in view of the importance attaching to to-morrow night’s meeting. Trowern arrived from Auckland yesterday, and reports himself right, at the top of his while Jamito has been seen to considerable! advantage in his training work locally.] The following amateur contests will] he staged as preliminaries to the bid contest: —Withey v. Broomfield. Cotterell v. Thomas, Rathner v. Urwin, Stone r. Holmes. ' \
The box plan will dose to-morrow, afternoon, and intending patron Sj should’ lose no time in l securing tbeirj tickets to ensure a good view of tha contests to be decided- •
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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12559, 23 September 1926, Page 10
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