The last event on the programme, considered to be the main attraction, resulted in Kidby, 168 1b., fth Troop, winning from Reilly, 166 Ib. of the SAS, The victory marked Kidby's second successive triumph over his opponent. The initial round was marred by much sparring as each was wary. Kidby having a stronger punch had the better of the going, landing more frequently than Reilly. In the following charter, the round suddenly developed into 'a slug-fest, with both boys getting in a deluge of hard blows. There was one great moment when Kidby forced Reilly against the ropes ani flayed a ferry of blows at his rival, which, had the latter not covered, would have caused severe damage and probably prevent fed the loser from sticking to the end gamely. The American School boxer almost succeeded in outrallying his conqueror but he Incked the neces sary punch.
Easy Victories The Ath and sixth bouts resulted in easy victories for Nissim (83 1b.) and Joureval (93 Ib.) both of the 5th Troop.
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