The Archive · 1936

XXth FOOT WIN BOXING FROM RUSSIAN REGIMENT

Plenty of action was seen at the Union "Jack Club onthe night of "October 20, when the Lancashire Fusiliers defeated the Russian Regiment, S.V.C, by eight bouts to seven in an amateur boxing feard that. attracted "a crowd who jammed every available inch of space, Nurhbers had to be turned away. The Fusiliers presented a well-balanced earn, including several clever box: the Russians being notable for their barder hitting. The winners gained more of their victories in the lighter weight bouts, the Russian boxers dominating in the heavier eld.

Lancashire Fusiliers 8, Russian epiment 7.

Fus. Mahney lost to Plo, Solomin L/Cpl. Jones defeated Pic. Storehi Fug, Lawler defeated Pte, Volehkolt L/Cpl. Lucy defeated Pte. Uroviten Fug Wkinoon lot to Pie, Onutel Rus Kemp lost to Pte, K, Lofeikort Pus, Keen defeated Pte, Veretennl-

<L/GpI. Skelton defeated Pte, Korobsky Pus. Stubbs defeated Pte, Kuznetzoft Fus, Kay fast to Pte. Vasile L/Cpl, Lawler fast to Ple. Kachan Fos, Bell lost to Pte, P. Loja Mr. Chilton—Was not the prime reason for your taking me on in order take away the business of the Cully Objections were raised by counsel for the defence, Plaintiff also questioned the wit: ness as to why, when he had sold the company on' August 5, he alixed the Newmilks stamp to a letter addressed to him on August 18, The Judge: By what tight, atter you sold the company, did. you use the stamp of Newmilks?—I believe T was then assistant cashier, Was not the plaintiff working for you, in your capacity as assistant cashier?—No, he was employed. by Newmilks, Ld, from August 5 to August 17, Do any' of the directors got a salary?—No, none whatever, 'What are' you doing then? Living on hope?—No,

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