DONOVAN WINS

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 86, 27 June 1930, Page 6

DONOVAN WINS

BLOOM OUT POINTED.

At the New Plymouth Opera House last night Lou Bloom, Ohio, U.S.A., sav e Tommy Donovan one of the hardest battles of his career. Bloom was weakened, a s a result of having to reduce his weight by 101 b. The Waltara boxer won comfortably on the points he scored over the concluding ronn'ds of the contest. It was anybody's light until the twelfth round, when Bloom in a last magniflceut burst wore, himself out in trying to render hofjs de, combat his rugged opponent. PR K LEU IN ARY 1)0 UTS. LIGHTWEIGHT. L. Voyce (N.P.) 9.12 beat S. Bvereton (N.P.) 9.10 on points. U. Cole (Waipapa) 9.6 beat G. Adlam (N.P.) 9.10 on points, after three rounds. O'Dowda (N.P.) 10.0 and R. Christiansen (N.P.) 10.0, drew over three rounds; FEATHERWEIGHT. A.Turner (Waitara) S.l3def,eated G, Thomas (Elthams 8.12 oil points. S. Cavanagh (Elthain) 8.11 defeated R. Mulvaney 5.5, on points. G. Talbot (Elthain) 8.6 defeated T. Fitzgerald 5.7, on aj technical knock out in the first round. TARAXAKI 111 AMPIONSIII PS. i —*—* The Taranaki Boxing Association night decided to hold the forthcoming Taranaki championship bouts in Hawera.