Boxing News magazine 17.10.1975 Download pdf

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THE return fight surpassed the original as Chris
Finnegan outpointed Gypsy Johnny Frankham over
15 magnificent rounds at the Royal Albert Hall to win
back the British light-heavyweight title at the third
attempt. He also won the Lonsdale Belt outright.

THE middleweight division bristled with tough
fighters in the 1950's and early 60's. Randy Sandy
fought most of them and acquitted himself with
honour. He was never a leading contender but he
gave those that were all sorts of trouble. Randy was a pro.

JACKIE TURPIN is back — and wants to meet the top welters
in the country. Dangerman Jackie soelt this out in front of a
delerious crowd at the Digbeth Civic Hall, when he
slaughtered Dennis Harbon of Bradford in the second of their
scheduled eight-rounder.

FORMER European, Empire and British heavyweight champion Jack Gardner would
certainly have approved of the way his 14-year-old nephew NEIL ETHERIDGE began his
ring career on Keystone Boys Club's first promotion of the season.

PHIl. MATTHEWS, big-hitting Lancashire light-heavyweight, will
meet Argentinian Avenamar Peralta in Berlin on November 8,
manager JTom Daly told Boxing News this week.