Army Boxing : Officers at the Albert Hall. 1935.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, March 15th, 1935," showing the Following 5 Photographs for "Army Boxing :  Officers at the Albert Hall."
The Finals of the Army and Territorial Army Officers' Championships- Some notable Contests.

   a- The Territorial Middleweights :  Lt. E. W. Smith (56th Division R. E.,)  beating Lt. J. Coote (50th, Division R.E.) on points in the Territorial Army Officers' middleweights.  Smith maintained his lead in spite of a good come-back by Coote.

   b- "Terrier" Light-Heavies :  Sec. Lt. K. C. Booker down in the Territorial Army Officers' Light-heavyweight fight.  Sec. Lt. G. B. Courtney was declared winner when the fight was stopped in the second round owing to a cut above Booker's eye.

   c- The Light-Heavies :  Sec.  Lt. H. j. O'Malley-Keyes (1st Irish Guards) down in his fight with Lt. G. D. Going (Depot, R. U. Rifles) for the Army Officers' Light-heavyweight title.  Going won, and had his man down four times before the fight was stopped.

   d- An. R.A.S.C.  Win :  Lt. H. C. D. Huxham (R.A.S.C.) in the Army Officers' welter weight contest, in which he beat Lt. W. P. Sweetman  (1st N. Stafford R.) on points after an interesting contest.

   e- The Holder beaten :  Lt. G. R. S. Drought (2nd Cameronians,) the Army Officers' Heavyweight Champion and one of the few holders to reach the finals, during the fight in which he lost on points to Sec. Lt. A. G. ff. Powell (1st R. W. Fus.)


Condition is Very Good.