ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

NZ Truth, Issue 852, 18 March 1922, Page 8

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Centas" (Wellington): Murphy met Griffo four times, once m Melbourne dn 1887, twice at Sydney m 1890, and once at Boston m 1893. The first time Murphy undertook to stop Griffo m four rounds and did so. In the second clash Murphy took the gloves off m the fifteenth round; m the third Griffo won on a foul m the twenty-second round, and m the last contest, limited to eight rounds, Griffo won oh points. "One of Many Readers" (Kalapol): Of course there was no title Won when both men were disqualified. "X.Y.Z." (Gisborne): A ball suspended from the roof is the best. They fought three times and Darcy won twice. "Sport" (Wellington): Yes, he has a dash of Cherokee m him. "S.H." (Masterton): At Dubbo (N.S.W.). British.