BOXING
ENGLISH FAIRNESS GERMANS ALLEGE BIAS LONDON, Dec. 16. German writers and experts cast grave reflections against English fairness as the result of last night's boxing contest at the Albert Hall, when the British team beat the Germans by seven matches to five. • Herr Metzner, Reich Leader of Boxing, alleged the result was biassed by two false decisions. BOUTS IN U.S.A. BAER MAY MEET LOUIS T.K.O. OVER HOGAN Received Dec. 19. 7.5 p.m. NEW YORK, Dec. 18. Max Baer technically knocked out Hogan in the third round of their bout. He will possibly oppose Louis before Schmeling meets him. Lewis gained the decision over Risko in the tenth round. GOING TO U.S.A. FARE TO MEET BRADDOCK Received Dec. 19, 7. sp.m. LONDON, Dec. 19. Farr is going to America to fight Braddock on January 21. CARNERA’S ILLNESS NEEDS ABSOLUTE STILLNESS Received Dec. 19, 7.5 p.m. BUDAPEST, Dec. 19. Primo Camera has been X-rayed, resulting in a diagnosis of thrombosis of the kidneys, necessitating absolute stillness.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 301, 20 December 1937, Page 4
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