In a fifteen-round contest here this evening, \Peters, of London, England, was given' a, techni knock-out against an Australian, Daleosta, in' the fifth round. Reuter.
Los Angeles, Aug. 8.
'Pwo world champions appeared the "ring. here," tornighe: but both were "engaged in non-title Bifatear Maxie® Rosenbloom: ight heavyweight champion, ada dered "a severe beating' 40K. Christer andthe retetse called Shatin the sixth rounds award {ng.'Rosenbloom a technical knock out. The champion, who weighed Bur 178 ths as against Christner's 196 lb., went to work with a will in' the" tst round. and. never Tet up for a minute until the referee decided that Christner had receiv-td: enough punishment ulla Jones, 158 li., was able only a' draw in his ten-oun bout with Verl Whitehead, 161 Ib.—United Press, New York, Aug. 9.
Lou Brouillard to-night won the world by knocking. out Ben Jeby, middleweight championship of. the
Fecognised as titleholder by the New York Boxing Commission, in_ the seventh round of @ ten?round fight. Brouillard, "who weighed 158 Ib. Punished Jeby, 159, severely before putting aver the" fa punch ited. Press.
New York, Aug. 12.
Prime Carneva will defend the heavyweight boxing championship of the world, for the first time, against Paolino Uzeudun, at Rome, October, according to his managers Louis Soreis—Reuter.
The Shanghai Boxing Association's latest effort turned out to be huge success at the Canidrome on Aug. 10, and few would be dis satisfied with the boxing fare put forward for their entertainment.
usual self for, excepting the first Creighton didn't appear to be his three rounds, he always appeared {2 be fighting a losing battle, Aline Rafael faining a po ints decision. The tit bit or the evening between Emile Pladner and Hashimoto failed to go, the full distance, the Prench-man knocking his opponent out in the eighth round.
The final event of the evening certainly produced the cleverest boxing, although Emile Pladnev always was too good for Shuku Hashimoto, who was Knocked out in he eighth round 'After taking the floor for a count of Sight a few "seconds previously. Pladner' weighed in at 1251 Ibs. conceding his opponent one and a half pounds," Hashimoto received a mixed reception on his arrival.
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