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Boxing News Magazine 1971 Memorabilia
Boxing News Magazine 1971 History
BIG, BRAVE BODELL JUST KEPT COMING
WILL FOURIE BE NEXT FOR CARLOS MONZON?
DASHING DUNN GOOD WINNER OVER GIZZI
HARD- WORKING TALBOT CLEARL Y BEATS J0BS0N
Ban on long hair: official
TRAINER BURNS HONOURED FOR SERVICES TO BOXING
STRONG DUBLIN SQUAD FOR WOLVERHAMPTON
Club of the week GOLDEN GLOVES ABC
WORLD TOP 10 RA TED FROM FLY TO HEAVY
AN UNFORTUNATE ending
to the British lightweight
title final eliminator between
two Glasgow boxers, Jim
Watt and Willie Reilly. In
the seventh of the scheduled
twelve rounder, Reilly sustained
a longish cut on the
right eyebrow and referee
Harry Gibbs immediately
stopped it.
to the British lightweight
title final eliminator between
two Glasgow boxers, Jim
Watt and Willie Reilly. In
the seventh of the scheduled
twelve rounder, Reilly sustained
a longish cut on the
right eyebrow and referee
Harry Gibbs immediately
stopped it.
BOX-OFFICE favourite Mark Rowe seeks to hammer
black American Tom " The Bomb " Bethea in
Tuesday's sure-thriller middleweight rematch at
the Albert Hall. A victory inside the distance is
his bold target
black American Tom " The Bomb " Bethea in
Tuesday's sure-thriller middleweight rematch at
the Albert Hall. A victory inside the distance is
his bold target
SOUTHERN AREA lightheavy
champion Gypsy
Johnny Frankham, of Reading,
meets his first American
opponent, Eddie " Red
Top" Owens, over eight
rounds in what looks like
being a good test.
champion Gypsy
Johnny Frankham, of Reading,
meets his first American
opponent, Eddie " Red
Top" Owens, over eight
rounds in what looks like
being a good test.
BELFAST battler Paddy Graham (8-6) and Welsh bantam champion Colin
Miles (8-6) of Tonyrefail, produced one of the best bust-ups seen here
for years at the new West of England Sporting Club, with money thrown
in at the finish.
Miles (8-6) of Tonyrefail, produced one of the best bust-ups seen here
for years at the new West of England Sporting Club, with money thrown
in at the finish.