Dennis Howard boxer

Dennis Howard boxer
bouts
25
won
8
lost
13
draw
4
Status
inactive
Division
featherweight
Debut
1930-12-10
Height
-
Reach
-
Age
-
Born
-
Death
-
Nationality
United Kingdom

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Date Opponent Last Opponents' Results Place Result
1937-05-10 Jimmy Chinn LLLLLW Regent Theatre, Truro LOST
Technical knockout
1937-04-14 Charlie Lean WLDWWL Scala Sports Hall, Torquay DRAW
Points
1937-03-27 Billy Sheldon LLLLLL St Austell LOST
Points
1937-01-30 Ken Hunnings LWLDLW Public Rooms, St Austell WIN
KO
1936-11-16 Nip Price WWWLWL Birmingham WIN
Points
1936-10-23 Bill Howley WWW Millbay Rinkeries, Plymouth WIN
Points
1936-09-27 Jack Fry WLWWWL Hatherton Street Rink, Walsall LOST
Points
1936-09-06 Dave Wilding WWWLLW Hatherton Street Rink, Walsall LOST
Points
1936-08-17 Cyclone Joe Weston WWDLWD Welford Road Stadium, Leicester LOST
Points
1936-07-10 Phil Smith WWWWWW Millbay Rinkeries, Plymouth WIN
Points
1936-06-26 Ned Hamilton W Millbay Rinkeries, Plymouth LOST
Points
1936-06-09 Arley Hollingsworth LLLLLW Smethwick Rink Market, Smethwick LOST
Points
1936-05-19 Arley Hollingsworth LLLLLL Smethwick Rink Market, Smethwick LOST
Points
1935-10-06 Kid Johnson LLDLDW Hatherton Street Rink, Walsall DRAW
Points
1935-09-22 Trevor Williams LLLW Walsall WIN
Technical knockout
1935-05-12 Jack Baker LDWWWW Walsall DRAW
Points
1935-03-29 George Pook WWWLWW Scala Sports Hall, Torquay LOST
Points
1935-03-01 George Pook WWWWWW Apollo Club, Torbay LOST
Points
1934-06-09 Spin Anson WWLWLL Skating Rink, Camborne LOST
Points
1933-10-14 Bob Fitzpatrick LLLLLL Town Hall, Wadebridge WIN
1933-09-09 Charlie Chinn WWWLLW St Johns Hall, Penzance LOST
KO
1933-07-01 Digger Stevens WWDL Camborne WIN
Technical knockout
1932-12-05 Tommy John debut Civic Hall, Exeter WIN
KO
1931-12-08 Young Williams debut Winter Garden Pavilion, Teignmouth LOST
Points
1930-12-10 George Pook LLLLWL Drill Hall, Torquay DRAW
Points

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