BOXING.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17982, 29 March 1930, Page 7 (Supplement)

BOXING.

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(By “Left Lead.’’) “Bert,” Jack 'Dempsey knocked Georges Garpentier out in four rounds at Jersey City on July 2, 1921. “Address.” —Dave Smith is still located in Sydney. SARRON AND DONOVAN. TO MEET NEXT SATURDAY. The American Pete Sarron and the New Zealander, Tommy Donovan, have been matched to meet again. The match, which will be under the auspices of the Wellington Association this time, has been fixed for Saturday next. It will be staged in the open air once more. When Donovan got the decision through Sarron being disqualified in the seventh round of their New Plymouth match, for hitting an illegal blow, the fight had definitely turned in Sarron’s favour. Up to this stage, however, Donovan had made quite a good showing against his more experienced opponent- The odds look well in favour of the American gclting the award next Saturday, but the match will again be a big draw. CARNERA IN AMERICA. THE ITALIAN DOING WELL. The giant Italian boxer, Primo Camera has been only a short time in America during which he has been winning all along the necable man told us the other day that Camera had earned £20,000 since his arrival. The boxers he has met have been very quickly vanquished by the “big man," but, from the merit point of view, they have been very ordinary class. These bouts will, however, have the advantage of putting Camera into shape for the better class opponents he is likely to tackle in the near future. For a big man and a comparative novice at boxji2.nr Camera Is making excellent progress and more will be heard of him.