... series, but in Saturday night's fight Mitri's swift onslaught had Turpin flustered from the start. Throughout the fight the Italian was on the offensive, often pushing Turpin to the ropes. Turpin landed a left hook Mitri's .head in the first round, but the ...

... TURPIN EXPECTED TO KEEP TITLES Dick Turpin (Leamington), first coloured boxer to hold a British championship, is expected to retain his British and Empire middleweight titles against Albert Finch, of Croydon, at the Birmingham City Football Ground tonight ...

... boxer as Turpin with one punch. . is doubtful whether many in tne great crowd really saw the blow, which, catching Turpin unawares, travelled barely 12 inches to bring about one of the most oer'ect knockouts ever seen a British ring. Turpin received a ...

... night. Turpin treated Charron like a novice. Suddenly the Frenchman swung a left hook to the body and Turpin dropped as though he had been pole-axed. He lay face downwards on the canvas, kicking his feet, as the referee declared him the winner. Turpin had ...

... JACKIE TURPIN KNOCKED OUT BOXING SURPRISE AT CHARD Teddy Peckham, the Bournemouth featherweight, caused boxing sensation at Chard on Saturday when he knocked out Jackie Turpin, brother of the more famous Dick (Empire and British middleweight champion) ...

... DICK TURPIN WINS IN SEVENTH ROUND CANADIAN'S LEFT EYE DAMAGED TURPIN (Warwick), the British middle-weight champion, beat Geo. Ross, the Canadian champion, the referee stopping the fight during the seventh 0 f a tenround contest, Ross having a damaged ...

... DICK TURPIN RETAINS BRITISH AND EMPIRE TITLES POINTS VERDICT OVER FINCH DISPUTED BY CROWD TURPIN, of Leamington, successfully defended his * British and Empire middle-weight championships with a points victory over Albert Finch, of Croydon, at Birmingham ...

... over Dick Turpin (Leamington) to win the British Empire middle-weight title at Harringay last night. ~ The fight was over in 2min. 45sec, with Turpin on his knees in the corner the ring too dazed to rise the count of ten. had previously- taken two counts ...

... James, and Sidney Turpin (sons>; Mesdames R. Sweetland and A. E. Flemen (daughters!: Messrs. G. M. Sweetland and E. G Flemeh (sons-in-law*; Mesdames E.. J.. and S. Turpin (daughters-in-] ...

... (Preston) in an eight-rounds middle-weight contest. Randolph Turpin, the Leamington middle-weight, defeated Jean Wanes (France), who had retire at the end of the third round with a closed left eye. Turpin opened aggressively and hard lefts and rights landed on ...

... Tod score was Colin McCool's 18. Eric Rowan staved 70 minutes for his 11. the top score of the innings so far. Turpin wins decisively Dick Turpin (Leamington), the British middleweight boxing champion, gained a decisive points victory over Ron Cooper (Wales) ...

... a final eliminator for the World Championship. The winner will meet Lee Savold, the American, in London in September. Dick Turpin, British middle-weight champion, faces the stiffest task of his career at Earl's Court, London, today. against Marcel Cerdan ...