Boxing News magazine 23.3.1984 Download pdf

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WORLD title contender Colin Jones begins the drive
back to the top spot paradoxically by returning to the
scene of his professional apprenticeship when he takes
on American Allan Braswell over 10 rounds at the
Afan Lido, Aberavon, on Thursday.
The show is jointly promoted by Frank Warren and
Jones's manager, Eddie Thomas.

UNBEATEN middleweight prospect JIMMY
PRICE, who is probably less than a year away
from fighting for the British title, should gain
further valuable experience of pacing himself
on a scheduled 10-rounder against American
STACY McSWAIN on the Jones-BrasweU
bill.

Greene showed improvement
in outpointing Balham's
Trevor Cattouse in a
revenge match in the main
event over eight rounds at
Belle Vue, Manchester.
Referee Harry Warner
scored 79-77V2.

ADRIAN Carew, 14-yearold
tap-dancer from Brooklyn,
New York, who boxes
f r o m L y n n AC, Camberwell,
could become the
first American to win a
British Schoolboys championship
when he appears in
the finals at Derby, tomorrow,
Saturday, March 24,
against Liverpool's Pat Osborne.