Boxing News magazine 6.1.1961 Download pdf

Boxing News magazine 6.1.1961  Download pdf
Boxing News Magazine 1961 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1961  History
Boxing News Magazine Professional Results
Boxing News Magazine Amateur Results 1961
Pdf Magazine Downloads 1961

Eight days to go to D-Day . . . and British middleweight champion
Terry Downes sends a message from his American training camp to
say he is confident that he can taker the World's title from Paul Pender
at Boston Garden on January 14.

GERMAN Erich Schoeppner, European cruiser champ, may still
get his chance of fighting for the World's title. Last year he
was scheduled to meet Archie Moore, everything was apparently
settled, Schoeppner went overseas for the fight, but the promoters
Feature Sports Inc. failed to agree on a date and venue after originally
arranging it for Toronto.

ARMY Team Champions, 6 Training Bn., R.A.S.C. (Yeovil, Somerset), are safely over a stiff hurdle in defence
of their title—the Southern Command Championship. At Tidworth Garrison Theatre, they defeated 3rd Division
champions. 1st Bn. Royal Welch Fusiliers (Bulford Camp. Wiltshire), 10-L in one of the hardest-fought matches
ever staged in the famous arena. '
Famous arena. Fight of the night was the middleweight
clash between points winner
Corporal Jim Dooley (Yeovil ABC)
and Fusilier Bernard Jones (Ruthin,
Denbighshire).