... Professor Joe Smith as 1.C., International Contest at Glasfsirm. Marry Thomas (Birmingham) hcarts Mao Clark (Glasgow). At the Scettish National A.C., Bridleton, Glasgow, Monday night, Harry Thomas. who has recently joined' . the professional ranks. met McGurk ...

... Tess Parker, Geor, - e Holden, and many another doughty scrapper. Even now the merry mill is by no means a rarity.' as' the hardy ironworkers are enthusiastic admirers of a fight with the raw 'uns, and look upon the present order of boxing as quite an ...

... Street, Dudley, by appointment, to discuss conditions. The Editor of 'Boxing ' to be stakeholder and appoint referee. R. G. Hardy (Customs House), in reply to F. Nichalls (Plaistow), will box the last named any number of rounds at' any club, or. failing ...

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... Champio n Nelson. Nelson was counted out at the 3rd rd. Wells. Gar. Glickman beat Gnr. Hardy. This w as Promoter Jack Woolf has in the past few of short duration, as Hardy was settled in weeks, since he came into full control of the one rd. East End National ...

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... Chatterley bt DVf. Pope; L.-Cpl. Bond bt Sgt. Thomas, Pte. Mc- Nulty bt Pte. Newhain. The (ollowing had byes: Our. Keefe. Pte. Diamond, Pte. Macfarlane, L.- Cpl. Hardy, and Pte. Baudians. 2ND SERIES: L.-Cpl. Hardy bt Gar. Keefe; Pte. McNulty bt Gar. Chatcrley ...

... The other tord. contest was between I Richardson (Scotland) and Billy Thomas (W Hartlepool), who also proved a well-match . pair. The contest lasted the full number f rds., and Thomas was given the verdict a points. The minor rontests were by no meaty. ...

... (R:W.F.); Doyle (4th Hussars) bt Ndwards (R.W.F.); L.-Cpl. Hardy (Manchester Regt.) bt Diamond (The Buffs); Seavers (S. - -es.) bt Creation (R.W.F.). SEMI-FINAL: bt Masterson; Seavers bt Hardy. FINAL: (S. Lanc. Regt.) lit Doyle lath Hussars). . was not ...