10
BOXING
(Continued from page 5)." ved conclusively that Stevens is no only a fighter, but a sports
min sich an officers and men alike of the British Navy, may feel justly proud of.
THE. BOUTS.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1913.
Latham and Townlay. Latham fought gamaly but did not appear so clover në his opponent. He
was aggressive, however, and was making up his mind. The aggregated points while Townley
vordiot was a draw.
men
Wilkinson v. Hamley: paman Wilkinson, 18 lbs. II.M.S. Minotaur, defeated Son- After looking all over a winner man Hamley 140 lbs. H.M.8. in the first round, Seaman Cowley Kont, in the fourth round of a 135 lbs, H. M. S. Kent; was defent-ten-round contest for the light! ed in the second round by weight championship of the Car Sontaan Taylor 138,-H. M. S.rison. The former is the holder Minotaur; the contest being a six- and retained the honour. In the round one. The mischief was first two rounds there was little'
boxed done by a smashing left to the to choose; both jaw that sent Cowley staggering, cleverly and fast. In the third an accompanying right bringing round Wilkinson commenced to trn to tlio boards for three. Up moke headway but only very he got and rau round the ring slight. In the fourth round, how dazed, hoping to avoid his oppon-over, he got going and used his ont. Taylor met him again with left with profit. Humley became nother left and down he went for four. Then the referee stopped the fight
as Cowley was beyond hope.
Donnelly-Sulliyan.
After standing one round of ter- rible punching from Spike Sul- livan 118 lbs., If. M. S. Minotaur, Stoker Donnelly, 116, HMS. Kont, brought what was meant to be a six round bout to an end by throwing in his towel,
Bates v. Scott.
Svarina Baton 170 lbs, HMS. Minotaur, was defented by Cur- poral Scott, R.E., in the third round of a ten round competition. This fight was not altogethor clay, as far as Scoll war-con- Gorned, and, though, he was cutipan bait plico, ho hit or three occasions. In the first
round
Bios com-
inenced to hustle Seatt and forced him on to the ropes will h" series
of lofts and rights. Later he put
turn.
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Thoy should have fought for the middleweight championship, but Pawoll could not come down to the weight. The mea fought cleverly and patiently throughout the whole of The fifteen rounds and it certainly appeared, that Stovers found fur more openings than Powell, a left across Scott's jaw that won
though the latter was aggresive admiration from the spectators all the journay and totalled a lead This ho followed with a straight.
by it. Stevens could make but| loft to the body, Sent tried a little headway on the youth and wicked right swing but Bates was
only once when he landed 'a "not at home." The fighting was fast, both men in the last minute severe atorunch thump did Powell being givers and receivers in Ind-for he ranched twenty only show traces of punishment. The ist before time Bates appealed for a foul. The sailor fortnight ago-rallied well and oponed the accour round by land-fought Stevens in finished style. ing another effective, left on the verdict for Powell was well
received. Boldier's jus, Scott missing in an endeavour to counter. Again Scott struck low. Lator Scott un- balanced Batce with a left to the outh, straight from the shoulder and Bites returhed a right to
Jack Cordell's Undertaking. We are informed that Jack Scott the hond.
Cordell, the Middleweight Cham- other effort to ring down pion of the Orient and the Pacific the curtain with a right swing. Coast, has expressed his desire to but nothing but air was disturbed, Bates receiving the telegraph well net Seaman Powell, who defeat- ed Stevens on Saturday, and is in advance of delivery. Scott willing to give him the big end struck low a third time and was of a purse if he fails to knock him cautioned. Thisround was entirely clean out by the end of fifteen in the sailor's favour. The third rounde, le is anxious to hear round saw Scott make overtures from Powell or bis backers. with his left that landed cloan on Bites jaw tirice. A third was cleverly dodged and Bates tentler this morning, we learned of a very ed a fierce right to the body with plensing incident following the thanks. Twice again he scored bouts on Saturday night. Stovens, with his left before he placed two Powell and Scott came to Mr Hall right glancing blows across the and offered to forego their "purs- soldier a stomach the effects of s" because the house was not too which could not be concealed.big. The kindly offers were de Scott orentually got in one of his clined, of course,, but that they.
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DEPARTED.. body and, with.
gratulate all four on the.. fine
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Daijin-maru, for Swatow, ed the fight to Scoll
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was
Latham v. Townley. A very interesting" extra the six round contest between
Real Sportsmen. In conversation with Mr Hall
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