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K.O.S.B. INTER-COMPANY BOXING TOURNEY.

SEMI-FINAL AND FINAL BOUTS LAST NIGHT,

HEADQUARTER WINGS WIN

CHAMPIONSHIP.

[BY BANTAM.]

Quite a high, standard of boxing was seen last night at the Murray Barracks when the intercompany contests of the King's Own Scottish Borderers were staged. There were many military and naval officers present and a large number of civilians includ, ing several ladies.

The fights, on the whole, showed much improvement over last year's bouts. There was plenty of hard and healthy slogging, the Outstanding fight of the evening being that between L/Cpl. Palmer. and Bdmo. McConnell in the Bantamweight class. Both lads wers" as pugnacions as bulldogs.

The Championship this year was captured by the 'Head- quarteri Wings after a bard battin

Before presenting the cup to the winning company, Lieut. -Ċel. Comyn said that that tournament saw some well-fought and in- teresting fights, and the standard of boxing had shown much im- provement. There was plenty of lean fighting and he congratulated Headquarters on capturing the trophy this year. They deserved it, having been given a good run for their money by the "A" and “C” Companies, This was as it should be because last year the chara pionship went to "C" Company and the year before last it went to B Company. It was good to see the cup going round.

In conclusion, the speaker thanked the judges and referees and also the Boxing Committee for their excellent organisation.

The Judges and other officials were Capt. A. J. L. Whyte, Mr. H. G. Sheldon, Mr. A. Murdoch, Et. A.. H. Kelley and Capt. A.

C. Dobbie.

SEMI-FINALS.

FLYWEIGHT.

THE FIGHTS.

Thornton v. McWhan,

The opening bout of the evening was between Pte. Thornton. of the *Machine Gun Co., and Pte. Me Whan of B Company in a three round flyweight contest.

The first round was a feeler: both inen being on the defensive. Me- Whan did all the attacking in the second round and Thornton. was went to the board for a count of ! four. He recovered and aparred out the rest of the round.

In the third Thornton was again in difficulties and the judge called ff the fight, giving the decision to MuWhan.

Christie . Johnstone. Pte. Christie of "D" Company “zmet Bins. Johnston of H, Q. Wings

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in this bout. Both lads were rather. raw to the same, but some healthy punghing was wen in the first frame.

After soine

sparring Christie floored his man, who was, however, saved by the gen H. again punished his man; and in the middle of the third round, the fight was also called off in favour of Christie.

LIGHT-HEAVY WEIGHT. Jamieson Hawkett.

This bout between Piel Jamieson

Machine Gun Co. There was noth- ing to choose between the two con testants, and it was a lucky blow on the bridge of the nose that gave the victory to Finnigan.

\ FEATHERWEIGHT.

McGuire. Marignac. In the featherweight contest, Pte. McGuire of "B" Coy,, fought Pte. Merignac, of "A" Coy..

Very few exchanges were seen in the Brat round Both men appear ed to be novices, and more energy was wasted in dancing than n actual fighting.

McGuire improved in the third round and won a popular verdice.

Shes . Hume,

This fight was stopped in the second round in favour of Pte. Hume of "C" Coy. It was obvious from the start that he was far superior to his opponent, Pte. Shea, of "C" Coy.

MIDDLEWEIGHT.

Freeman v. Frame.

Right from the start the con testants stood toe to toe to each other and hammered away for all they were worth. Toward the end of the Brst round Freeman, of "B" Coy., chucked up the sponge to Cpl. Frame of "C" Cor.

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Woolley Finlayson; Pte. Woolley of "A" lost this bout to L/Cpl Finlayson of “A” Coy,

Both contestants were game throughout the three rounds. They mixed quite freely: Woolley, bow ever, had the worst of the ex change. Cpl: Fiplayson won the fight on points.

WELTERWEIGHT

Spalding Gillies.

For Welterweight honours, Ptc. Spalding, of "C" Coy, crossed gloves with Fte. Gillies, of H.Q. Wings.

After a few exchanges, Gillies knocked out Spalding in the middle of the first round.

Scott Smith.

Dr. Scott, of HQ Wings, then met Piper Smith also of H.Q. Wings.

After a rather tame opening, both men opened out in the second. of "C" Coy, and Sgt. Hawkett of Smith, toward the end, got home H.Q. Wings only lasted about "everal jabs to his opponent's jaw. minute. The fight was given to Sgt. Hawkett.

Finnigan. Tali,

The first knock out of the evening was administered by Pte. Finnigan of "A" Coy, in the first round of his fight with Pte. Tait of

At the end of the third round, Scott picked up points and an extra round was ordered.

In the last round both men were obviously tired out, but the Piper managed to get home a few salt ones and left the ring the winner.

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BANTAMWEIGHTS.

Palmer. MeConnell. L/Cpl Palmer," of "A" Coy., was badly defeated by

Bdsm. McConnell, of H.Q. Wings.

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The two bantams treated fans to some hard slogging in the frat round. Honours even.

The second round was even better McConnell having landed home several blows on his opponent's face, closed in, and in fighting be 8an, in which both men gave and took with a relish,

In the last round both lads fought

like game cocks. McConnell won a popular decision:

Stevens McDonald:

Pte, Stevens, of "C" Cdy,, won over Pie, McDonald, of "B" Coy.

This bout was a Mutt and Jeff affair. Stevens, was P head and a half taller than McDonald, and the latter had difficulty in register- ing a facial blow.

Stevens wons the fight more by virtue of his reach and height than by punches.

LIGHTWEIGHT,

Sawyer. Gordon, . this fight by the EO. route in the Pre. Gordon, of "B" Coy, won' middle of the first round. Dr. Sawyer, of HQ. Wings, received a hook in the side of his neck.

Boger r. Ellis..

About the worst bout was seen when these two contestants. "Pte Ellis of "A" Coy, and Pte. Boyer of "C" Coy, met. nothing to choose between them. There was and Boyer won the decision after

a slow affair.

FINALS.

FEATHERWEIGHT. McGuire, Hume.

Pte. McGuire, of Machine Gun Co., met Pte. Hume, of "C" Coy.. in the honour...

final for Welterweight Hume forced the fight in the first round and scored with his left to the face.

In the second round, he floored his man for it

count of

seven.

McGuire however got up and the gong gave him a respite.

Getting up for the third round, McGuire received more punishment and the fight was stopped in favour of Hume.

FLYWEIGHT. "

McWhan Johnston. MeWhang of "A" Coy., crossed gloves with Pte. Johnston, of H.Q Wings

When the 6ght opened Johnston did all the attacking.

In the exchanges in the second round both men, were on the de- fensive. In the third round John- ston broke through, and won the fight by a comfortable margin.

MIDDLEWEIGHT..

Frame. Finlayson.

In the middleweight class, Cpl Frame, of "C" Coy, met L/Cpl. Finlayson, of the "B" Coy.

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