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KING'S BOXING,

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The King's Regt. boxing tourna ment was continued at Murray Barracks last night, when another fine exhibition of the noble art was witnessed. The programme was an interesting one, including, in addition to the novices' bouts, a number of open contests, and a special tea-round fight between C. P. O. Callaghan, of HMS, Ambrose, and Sergt. Tribe, of the R.G.A.

Weather permitting, the turna- ment will be continued to-night, and to-morrow night the finals will take place. Judging by the preliminary bouts, the semi-finals and finals should be interesting. On Wednesday there is to be a special contest between Stoker P. 0. Morgan and Pte. Flynn, and it is understood that H. E. the G.vernor, H. E. the Admiral and H. E. the General Officer Com- manding have signified their in- tention to be present.

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Cpl. Armstrong knocked out Pte. Stukes in the third round.

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Pte. Collier beat Pte. Hayter in a three-round contest on points.

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- Pte. Stewart, proved his super- iority in a few seconds against Pte. Cowell. Cowell realised that be had met his match and threw his hand in in the first round.

Middleweights.

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Pte. Gardiner sent Pte. Gardiner to the boards once in the first round and once again in the second, after which Gardiner re- tired.

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Boy Lawson beat Bay Gallivan punished him severely in the first between Stoker Robertson, H.M.S. Callaghan and Tribe. en points after three sporty round. Cleary fought back game-Titania, and Stoker Young, H.M.S. ly, but he fared little better in Diomede. Young got his inan patt- Callaghan scaled 159 lbs. and

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