Boxing News magazine 22.7.1960 Download pdf

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foRMER Scottish flyweight champion
Alex Ambrose, of Glasgow,
who lost his immediate chance of a
crack at the national bantamweight
crown when holder Johnny Morrissey
abdicated, said last week that he intended
to quit boxing.
Shortly after making the statement,
however, he changed his mind
and has now parted company with
his manager-of-a-few-weeks Dick
Delaney.

BRIERLEY Hill lightweight Mickey
Driscoll (9-11-4) completely outpunched
Sammy Etioloja, Nigeria
(9-11-4), a late substitute for Sammy
Cowan who was kept on the other
side of the Irish Channel by the dock
strike, and the wonder of it all was
that Etioloja was still on his feet
after eight one-sided rounds.

CORK-BORN welterweight Mick
Leahy (10-10) made his debut
in his native city a winning one by
outpointing Bob Cofie, Ghana
(10-4) over ten rounds at Gurranbraher
Mall in Cork's first professional
tournament since the 1940's.

TH E Welsh Amateur Boxing
Trainers' Association's annual
ballot for the Best Boxer of the
Year resulted in a tie between
Colin Humphries (Porthcawl), the
Welsh and A.B.A. welterweight
champion, and I.en (" Lenny the
Lion") Williams (Maesteg), the
Welsh and A.B.A. Junior 8st.
champion.