digger stanley造句

• He beat Beynon in August 1915 but lost to Digger Stanley a month later.
• Baker was the other woman boxer in England and a student of Digger Stanley.
• In November he beat Johnny Hughes over 20 rounds, and followed that in January 1918 with a win over Digger Stanley.
• A controversial loss to Digger Stanley on 17 October 1910 at the National Sporting Club cost Bowker his European and British bantamweight titles.
• In early 1926, Shoreditch borough council banned an arranged exhibition match between boxers Annie Newton and Madge Baker, a student of Digger Stanley.
• He moved up to bantamweight and in April 1914 faced Digger Stanley in a fight for the British title that had been postponed from January after Stanley broke his foot.
• At the end of his examination, the referee, Douglas, decided that there had been no foul, and Digger Stanley was awarded the first bantamweight Lonsdale Belt . " Later, the kidney punch was banned from the sport.
• Beynon's term as the bantam weight title holder was short lived, as after a win over Frenchman Robert Dastillon, he failed in his first defence of the belt, against Digger Stanley; losing in the same way as he won, by points over 20 rounds.