"And Now For Marcel Thil" : Jack McAvoy's Hopes for the World Middle-Weight Championship - the Eclipse of Tunero. 1934.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, December 14th, 1934," showing a Boxing Article written by B. Bennison, together with the Following Two Photographs for "And Now For Marcel Thil" Jack McAvoy's Hopes for the World Middle-Weight Championship- the Eclipse of Tunero.

   a- Kid Berg Stays in Harness :  The holder of the British Light-Weight Championship during a recent fight at the Ring against Alfred Bastin, of Belgium, whom he beat.  Berg will need to be at his best if he is to keep his title from the many possible claimants, notably Seaman Watson, Harry Misler and Stewart, of Liverpool.

   b- Amateurs at the Albert Hall :  the tournament in aid of the Royal Free Hospital at the Albert Hall last week, in which a team of seven Italian amateur champions took part, produced some capital boxing.  Above are Domenico Celegato of Italy, and L.-Corpl. C. J. Edwards (South Wales Borderers) in the semi-final of the Welter-Weight Championship.  Celegato won on points and went on to beat A.-C. Turner (R.A.F.) in the final.

Condition is Very Good.