Skill and courage were displayed by youthful exponents of the boxing art yesterday afternoon when the Boy Scouts annual boxing display was held at the Foreign Y.M.C.A. gymnasium before a large crowd of parents, friends and otherwise interested onlookers.
Twelve bouts and one exhibition encounter were held before the affair come to a close and in those bouts, the young boxers showed the results of careful training much to the pleasure of the audience. With few exceptions, the fights were very even and hard-fought, there being three draws.
The belligerents ranged from 50 1b. to 150 1b, the Cub boxers going three 1% minute rounds and the Scouts mixing it for three 1% minute rounds.
The proceeds of the display will go in aid of the Association summer camp fund and the-local Scout group funds. The show was under the patronage of Mr. A. H. George, H. M. Cons@l-General.
The results follow:
Law, 59 15; drew with Neuriana 68 ib. Palmer, 65 Ib, beat Hendry 68 Ib. Laing 72 Ib. drew with Day 72 Ib. Perlera 72 lb. beat Lee 74 Ib. Vickers 73 ]b. beat Knight 77 Ib. Nissim 80 Ib. beat Fleisher 78 Ib Cox 91 1b, drew with Collaco 95 ib. Halford 107 1b. beat Read 103 Ib. Jouravel 118 Ib. beat Ingmer 116 Th. Chaikin 125 1b. beat Dodd 122 Th. Gonsalves 138 Ib. beat Butt 138 Ib. Leitao 70 Ib. beat Swain 68 Ib. St. Louis met. Siemen.
Eastern Ground.—2.15 p.m. Fou Hoang v. Parks, LI C; 3.30 p.m. French Forces v. Filippino, LI A.
Central Ground.—2 p.m. French Forces v. Nanyang, I A; 3.20 p.m. Aurorians v. Paramount, I B; 440 p.m. Lido
VAST, I A.
SUNDAY
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