Boxing News magazine 26.3.1976 Download pdf

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JOHN H. STRACEY, fighting with an unstoppable
determination, hammered American challenger
Hedgemon Lewis to defeat in 10 thrilling rounds at
the Empire Pool in a magnificent first defence of the
WBC welterweight title.

UNBEATEN Orpington prospect ALBERT HILLMAN gets the
chance to amend the only blot on his record when he meets
Abingdon's MICKEY RYCE in the eight round light-middle main
event at Manor Place Baths, Walworth, on Monday. He previously
drew with Ryce last November. The return is made at lOst 121b.

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS ago on March 21, a young heavyweight named Frank
Bell kayoed a much older heavyweight named Tommy Farr in two rounds. It
created quite a sensation and Frank is as proud of that victory today as he was
then.

LEEDS welter Jeff Gale gets his second British final
eliminator in nine months when he meets Jamaicanborn
Trevor Francis, of Basingstoke, over 12 rounds
at the World Sporting club on Monday.

OLYMPIC GAMES places will be won and lost in the ring
during the ABA championships this season. It was the case
at the Seymour Hall where STEVE CROSBY shattered the
Montreal dreams of his biggest rival JOHNNY WALDRON,
writes TERRY BAKER.

FEATHERWEIGHT champion JOHN HUTCHISON (Sparta)
called upon all his considerable international experience
to see off up and coming adversary JOHN McGINN
(Meadowbank) in a repeat of the recent Scottish final at
Bowhill Miners Institute, Fife.