Boxing News magazine 15.1.1971 Download pdf

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HULKING Jack O'Halloran,
from Boston, provides the
opposition for ex-heavyweight
champion Jack Bodell in promoter
Alex Griffiths' ten
round main event at the Civic
Hall, Wolverhampton, on
February 24.

BUNNY STERLING, British
and Empire middleweight
champion, must have set up
some sort of record by engaging
in three Empire title fights
within five months. The third
will be at Sydney's White City
Arena next Thursday, when his
opponent will be Australian
champion Tony Mundine.

BRENDAN KELLY, former triple
Irish juvenile champion now
with Battersea was pressed hard by
SCOTTISH international bantamw
e i g h t Charlie Parvin
(Lanarkshire Welfare) made a sparkling
first appearance of the season on
Craigneuk club's how at the Overton
Social Club, Wishaw, by outpointing
Neil Anderson (Dennistoun), who
boxed for Scotland aganst West Germany
recently.
Despite his disadvantage in height
twice National Schoolboy champion
Ray Duffy (St Pancras) on the Comber
Grove snow at Manor Place Baths
and only just got home on points.