Don Cameron boxer

Don Cameron boxer
bouts
26
won
14
lost
10
draw
2
Status
inactive
Division
welterweight
Debut
1919-12-05
Height
-
Reach
-
Age
-
Born
-
Death
-
Nationality
Australia

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Date Opponent Last Opponents' Results Place Result
1924-08-29 George Stace WWLWWL Parramatta Town Hall, Parramatta WIN
Points
1924-08-09 Charlie May DLLWWL Sydney Stadium, Sydney WIN
Points
1924-07-26 Frank Richards L Sydney Stadium, Sydney WIN
Points
1924-07-21 Harry Young WWLLWW Sydney Stadium, Sydney LOST
Points
1924-07-09 Paul Caledo LW Sydney Stadium, Sydney WIN
Points
1924-07-02 Tom Austin LLLWWW Sydney Stadium, Sydney DRAW
Points
1923-03-31 Fred Segar WWWWWW Quadrangle, Broken Hill LOST
KO
1923-02-10 Ned Rose WLWWWW Sydney Stadium, Sydney WIN
Points
1923-01-20 Dick Artnett debut Sydney Stadium, Sydney WIN
Points
1922-09-18 Billy Gann debut Rockhampton Stadium, Rockhampton WIN
Points
1922-08-25 Harry Casey LWLWDW Rockhampton Stadium, Rockhampton LOST
Points
1922-08-14 Fred Delaney debut Hippodrome, Sydney WIN
Points
1922-07-12 Fred Williams WWLLWW National Theatre, Balmain, Sydney LOST
Points
1922-06-21 Jack Humphries WLWLWL Hippodrome, Sydney LOST
Points
1922-05-06 Harry Young LWWLWW Sydney Stadium, Sydney LOST
Points
1922-04-24 Sailor Daniels W Marrickville Stadium, Sydney WIN
Points
1921-12-28 Hock Keys LLWWLD Hippodrome, Sydney DRAW
Points
1921-11-21 Ted Lewis WWDL Hippodrome, Sydney LOST
Points
1921-09-23 Don McCullum WWLWDW Hippodrome, Sydney LOST
Corner retirement
1921-09-07 George Lavigne WLWLLL Hippodrome, Sydney WIN
Points
1921-07-22 Harry Keesing debut Hippodrome, Sydney WIN
Points
1921-06-27 Jimmy Ryan WWWWWW Hippodrome, Sydney LOST
Corner retirement
1920-02-21 Roy Beiber WLWWWL Sydney Stadium, Sydney WIN
1920-01-02 Dido Plumb WW Hippodrome, Sydney LOST
Points
1919-12-26 Jack McGain W Hippodrome, Sydney WIN
KO
1919-12-05 Fred Smith WLWWLW Hippodrome, Sydney WIN
KO

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