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BRIAN LONDON, now in full training in the Metropolis, has
engaged American Ted McWhorter, who trained Canadian
champion George Chuvalo, to supervise his preparation to
meet Henry Clark at Liverpool on Tuesday, December 17.

WALTER FIGHTS
FOR CHARITY
IITIGHT a month Walter Mc-
^ Gowan, who hopes to be
on the Cooper-Tomatoni bill
in Rome in February and to
challenge Lionel Rose for the
world bantamweight title,
meets French featherweight
Henri Nesi on a charity bill at
the Metropole Hotel, Brighton,
next Tuesday.
On the same charity bill,
Johnny Fitzgerald boxes Tony
Chapman.

AN HISTORIC PICTURE, TAKEN IN FRONT OF A CROYDON CINEMA YEARS AGO. BACK LEFT TO
RIGHT FREDDIE MITCHELL, DAVY LEE, KID FARLO, SNOWY BUCKINGHAM, THE CINEMA MANAGER
(NAME UNKNOWN;, MOE MOSS. GEORGE DALY, PHINEAS JOHN, TOMMY JOHN, LAURIE RAITERl,
FRONT BEN FOORD, LOU WALSH, LEN JOHNSON, EDDIE STEELE, DON McCORKINDALE, CHARLIE
ROSE (IN FRONT OF DON), JOHNNY SHARPE, GEORGE COOK AND TED BROADRIBB.

AUSTRALIA'S Lionel Rose retained his bantamweight title Friday
night and then fled for his life from rioting Latin-
American fans, enraged at his split decision victory over Mexico's
Chucho Castillo.

COUTH NORWOOD'S comebacking light-welter Mick Hinton put in a
storming finish to clinch a majority verdict over 18-year-old Welsh
represenative Les Davies (Bangor YMCA) on the Eltham show at the
Yorkshire Grey Hotel. It was Hinton's second win since he shed two
weight divisions and rejoined South Norwood club from Fitzroy this
season.