Four boxers s renethene London. dur claims for British title fights when they appeared in the Red Cross tournament at Leicester, where a capacity crowd of 6000 saw some sport.
The were Tom Reddington (heavy-J)o Harry ' Lazar. (lightweight), Mills (middiewelgh and Eddie Ryan (welterweight).
Mills, whose long sequence of wins has placed him high among the chal-longers to Jock McAvoy, had to "hitch-hike" 150 miles in order to get to Leicester in time to meet Sadd. He had missed the weigh-in, earlier in the day, but was in time for the contest; ouffought Sadd in close-quarter fighting; and then was promised a lift in a car back to his RAF. station.
eddington outpointed George Markwick Lazar outpointed George Bridges, Mills beat Ginger Sodd, who retired at the end of the 9th round. and Eddie Ryan beat Harry Craster on. points. than usual, and showed One speed in Reddington was far more te
foreing the fight against the plucky opponent, Lazar, after a clear-out points victory over Bridges, announced through his manager that he was prepared to meet Eric Boon, British lightweight champion, in a title fight for any sides take up to £10,000—Reuter.
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