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Boxing News Magazine 1975 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1975 History
ARGUMENTS raged at the Royal Albert Hall after
Gypsy Johnny Frankham was awarded a 15
rounds points victory over Chris Finnegan to win the
vacant British light-heavyweight title.
Gypsy Johnny Frankham was awarded a 15
rounds points victory over Chris Finnegan to win the
vacant British light-heavyweight title.
IT WAS like a man against a boy as Cardiff's
seasoned Pat Thomas systematically wore down and
finally halted Jeff Gale, of Leeds, in the 11th of their
scheduled 12 rounds British welterweight final
eliminator at the National Sporting Club.
seasoned Pat Thomas systematically wore down and
finally halted Jeff Gale, of Leeds, in the 11th of their
scheduled 12 rounds British welterweight final
eliminator at the National Sporting Club.
BUNNY STERLING, his mysterious wrist injury now
completely healed, has no doubts that he can take
over his old British middleweight title when he meets
light-middles champ Maurice Hope for the vacant
crown at the National Sporting Club on Tuesday.
completely healed, has no doubts that he can take
over his old British middleweight title when he meets
light-middles champ Maurice Hope for the vacant
crown at the National Sporting Club on Tuesday.
AUCKLAND — May 23: What promised to be New Zealand's most important
heavyweight fight for many years, proved to be an anti-climax when Youne
Sekona (14-2), having gained clear supremacy over fellow Friendly Islander
Maile Haumono (14-3), had to be cajoled by both referee Bevin Weir, and trainer
George Cammick, to "liven it up". Sekona responded and the end came in round
nine
heavyweight fight for many years, proved to be an anti-climax when Youne
Sekona (14-2), having gained clear supremacy over fellow Friendly Islander
Maile Haumono (14-3), had to be cajoled by both referee Bevin Weir, and trainer
George Cammick, to "liven it up". Sekona responded and the end came in round
nine
WATNEY-MANN look like being tempted back to sponsor
the Junior ABA Championships at the Bloomsbury Centre
Hotel. They were delighted with the organisational ability
of the City of London Police, the venue packed by 1,200
people, and above all the standard of competition.
the Junior ABA Championships at the Bloomsbury Centre
Hotel. They were delighted with the organisational ability
of the City of London Police, the venue packed by 1,200
people, and above all the standard of competition.
ABA BANTAM champion STEWART OGILVIE (Camperdown) bowed out of boxing with
a sparkling points win over GERRY O'NEILL (Drumchapel) on the Dundee St Francis
club's dinner show in the city's Angus Hotel.
a sparkling points win over GERRY O'NEILL (Drumchapel) on the Dundee St Francis
club's dinner show in the city's Angus Hotel.
CHATTY heavyweight Billy Aird says the big-venue
promoters have given him the cold shoulder. Last night
(Thursday), Aird intended to back up his words by belting
American Randy Neumann on the World Sporting Club
charity show at Hammersmith. Find out how he got on
with pictures.
promoters have given him the cold shoulder. Last night
(Thursday), Aird intended to back up his words by belting
American Randy Neumann on the World Sporting Club
charity show at Hammersmith. Find out how he got on
with pictures.
LEICESTER'S Tim Wood keeps in trim while waiting for a British
light-heavy title chance wlien he meets Syd Falconer, of
Bournemouth, over eight rounds in the main bout at Digbeth Civic
Hall, Birmingham, on June 27.
Promoter Dave Roden, former popular Birmingham
heavyweight, had a sellout with his first show at this venue last
month. He has lined up another interesting programme for
Birmingham fans.
Birmingham welter Achille "Speedy" Mitchell, managed by
Roden, has his second pro bout when he meets Barnsley southpaw
John Sagar over eight two's. Mitchell, former Midlands Counties
amateur finalist, stopped Alan Cable in his first pro appearance.
Other bouts: Jim Devanney v Roy Commoisoung; Steve Walker
v Len Britton; Brian Huckfield v Kenny Burrell.
light-heavy title chance wlien he meets Syd Falconer, of
Bournemouth, over eight rounds in the main bout at Digbeth Civic
Hall, Birmingham, on June 27.
Promoter Dave Roden, former popular Birmingham
heavyweight, had a sellout with his first show at this venue last
month. He has lined up another interesting programme for
Birmingham fans.
Birmingham welter Achille "Speedy" Mitchell, managed by
Roden, has his second pro bout when he meets Barnsley southpaw
John Sagar over eight two's. Mitchell, former Midlands Counties
amateur finalist, stopped Alan Cable in his first pro appearance.
Other bouts: Jim Devanney v Roy Commoisoung; Steve Walker
v Len Britton; Brian Huckfield v Kenny Burrell.