Boxing News magazine 10.3.1978 Download pdf

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TONY SIBSON, Leicester's unbeaten middleweight prospect, came through with
flying colours in what had seemed the stiffest test of his career to date when he
kayoed Cardiff's Errol McKenzie in the second of a scheduled 10-rounder on
promoter Ron Gray's sell-out show at the Civic Hall.

NEW TREDEGAR'S Jeff
Pritchard gained a convincing
points win over
Finchley's Lee Graham in
their eight rounds main
event at the National
Sporting Club, r e f e r ee
Roland Dakin scoring it
80-73.

MANCHESTER middleweight Eddie
Smith did nothing to enhance his reputation
in outpointing old rival George Salmon
of Stoke in a main event that lacked
sparkle at the Anglo-American Sporting
Club

AN ALMOST unknown but highly skilled American,
Johnny Heard, Chicago (11-3), shattered the unbeaten
record of Birkenhead light-middleweight Robbie Davies
(11-4) in a superly entertaining eight-rounder at Liverpool
Stadium.
Heard, substitute for Turkey's Mehmet Besli who had
pulled out with flu causing a week's postponement, got the
edge by just one point on the card of referee Ron Hackett
who scored it 77-76.

THE f o u r - y e a r reign of
Jimmy Douglas as Scottish
l i g h t - w e l t e r w e i g h t champion
has ended. And as a
consequence of his majority
(4-1) points defeat by Alan
Mann in a pulsating Meadowbank
final he automatic
a l l y f o r f e i t s his ABA
crown.