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Fight Record Dave Crowley © www.boxinghistory.org.uk - all rights reserved This page has been brought to you by www.boxinghistory.org.uk Click on the image above to visit our site Dave Crowley (Clerkenwell) Active: 1929-1946 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 185 contests (won: 131 lost: 42 drew: 11 other: 1) Fight Record 1929 Aug 25 George Crain (Kings Cross) DRAW(6) Collins Music Hall, Islington Source: Boxing 28/08/1929 pages 131 and 130 Sep 2 George Green (Blackfriars) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 04/09/1929 page 148 Sep 16 Tommy Cann (Notting Hill) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 18/09/1929 page 181 Sep 30 Alf Patten (Canning Town) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 02/10/1929 page 213 Oct 20 George Green (Blackfriars) DRAW(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 23/10/1929 page 258 Oct 23 Arthur Everitt (Marylebone) WPTS(6) Baths, Paddington Source: Boxing 30/10/1929 page 274 Nov 11 Jimmy Mellish WPTS(6) Baths, Fulham Source: Boxing 13/11/1929 page 308 Nov 13 Harry Brown (Hoxton) WPTS(6) Baths, Paddington Source: Boxing 20/11/1929 pages 321 and 320 Dec 2 George Wills (Stepney) WPTS(6) Baths, Fulham Source: Boxing 04/12/1929 page 356 Dec 5 George Green (Blackfriars) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 11/12/1929 page 368 Dec 9 Pat Cassidy (Dublin) DRAW(6) Baths, Fulham Source: Boxing 11/12/1929 page 373 Dec 12 Fred Davidson (Spitalfields) LRTD1(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 18/12/1929 page 387 1930 Jan 9 Young Siki (Stepney) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 15/01/1930 pages 451 and 450 Feb 2 Billy Jones (Wales) LPTS(10) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 05/02/1930 page 498 Feb 16 Johnny Merrick (Notting Hill) WRTD6(10) Labour Hall, Hammersmith Source: Boxing 19/02/1930 page 530 Feb 24 Dick Furness (Staines) WRSF4(6) Baths, Fulham Source: Boxing 26/02/1930 page 548 Apr 24 Eddie Bolton (Hackney) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 30/04/1930 pages 692 and 691 May 12 Jim Wise (Peckham) WPTS(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 14/05/1930 page 724 May 18 Len Lemaux (Portsmouth) WPTS(10) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 21/05/1930 page 741 Jun 1 Young Siki (Stepney) WPTS(10) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 04/06/1930 pages 773 and 771 Jun 5 George Wells (Stepney) WRSF5(6) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 11/06/1930 page 789 Jun 22 Alf Harris (Stepney) WPTS(10) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 25/06/1930 page 823 Aug 4 Tucker Winch (Dagenham) WPTS(12) Crystal Palace, Sydenham Source: Boxing 06/08/1930 page 88 Sep 8 Billy Jones (Wales) DRAW(10) Premierland, Whitechapel Source: Boxing 10/09/1930 page 168 Sep 15 Tucker Winch (Dagenham) DRAW(10) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 17/09/1930 page 184 Sep 19 Young Green (Hounslow) LPTS(12) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 24/09/1930 page 198 Oct 26 Tommy Brown (Dagenham) WRSF9(10) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 29/10/1930 page 279 Oct 27 Jack Landon (St George's) WPTS(10) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 29/10/1930 page 276 Promoter: Sam Russell Nov 3 Harry Paulding (Bethnal Green) WPTS(10) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 05/11/1930 page 292 Nov 10 Harry Paulding (Bethnal Green) WPTS(10) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 12/11/1930 page 308 Nov 24 Johnny Edwards (Bermondsey) WKO5(10) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 26/11/1930 page 340 Nov 30 Teddy Lewis (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 03/12/1930 page 360 Dec 8 Billy Jones (Wales) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 10/12/1930 page 374 Dec 21 Teddy Lewis (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) Olympia Music Hall, Shoreditch Source: Boxing 24/12/1930 page 409 1931 Jan 1 Jack Connell (Aldershot) WPTS(12) London Sports Club, Marylebone Source: Boxing 07/01/1931 page 441 Jan 21 Harry Paulding (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) London Sports Club, Marylebone Source: Boxing 28/01/1931 page 488 Jan 26 George Marsden (Nottingham) WPTS(12) Corn Exchange, Bedford Source: Bedford Daily Circular Marsden boxed a British Bantamweight Title Eliminator 1935. Feb 8 Pat Cassidy (Dublin) WPTS(12) Vale Hall, Kilburn Source: Boxing 11/02/1931 page 520 Feb 16 Young Siki (Liverpool) LPTS(12) London Sports Club, Marylebone Source: Boxing 18/02/1931 page 533 Feb 19 Billy Jones (Wales) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 25/02/1931 pages 551 and 552 Apr 27 Harry Paulding (Bethnal Green) WKO9(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 29/04/1931 page 694 May 11 Billy Jones (Wales) WPTS(12) London Sports Club, Marylebone Source: Boxing 13/05/1931 page 727 May 25 Johnny Stanton (Kilburn) WRTD3(12) Hospital Carnival, Sudbury Park Source: Boxing 27/05/1931 page 762 Referee: Patsy Fox Promoter: Jack Shelley Jun 2 Harry Ellis (St George's) WRSF7 Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 10/06/1931 page 793 Jun 14 Len Beynon (Swansea) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 17/06/1931 page 808 Beynon boxed a British Bantamweight Title Eliminator three times in 1933 and again in 1934 and 1936 and was Welsh Area Bantamweight Champion 1932-33 and 1934 and 1936. Jun 28 Bud Walley (Singapore) WRTD6(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 01/07/1931 page 8 Jul 23 Harry Connolly (Highbury) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 29/07/1931 page 72 Connolly boxed for the Southern Area Flyweight Title 1931. Match made at 8st £25 a side Sep 7 George Marsden (Nottingham) WRSF4(8) Greyhound Stadium, Clapton Source: Boxing 09/09/1931 pages 164 and 165 Attendance: 30000 Sep 13 Arthur Boy Edge (Birmingham) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 16/09/1931 pages 183 and 184 Edge boxed a British Flyweight Title Eliminator twice in 1931 and again in 1932 and was Southern Area Flyweight Champion 1931-33 and Southern Area Bantamweight Champion 1933. Sep 24 Ronnie Summerton (Birmingham) WKO9 The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 30/09/1931 page 216 Oct 11 Bert Kirby (Birmingham) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 14/10/1931 pages 247 and 248 Kirby was British Flyweight Champion 1930-31. Oct 16 Harry Paulding (Bethnal Green) WRTD7(15) Drill Hall, Bloomsbury Source: Boxing 21/10/1931 page 7 Oct 25 Arly Hollingsworth (Sheffield) WRSF9(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 28/10/1931 page 10 Hollingsworth boxed a British Bantamweight Title Eliminator 1931. Nov 2 Harry Connolly (Highbury) WPTS(10) Stadium, Croydon Source: Boxing 04/11/1931 page 8 Connolly sub for Terence Morgan(Newport) Nov 26 Bert Kirby (Birmingham) LDSQ1(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 02/12/1931 page 6 Dec 10 Bert Kirby (Birmingham) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 16/12/1931 page 6 Referee: Jim Kenrick Dec 28 Emile Degand (Belgium) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 30/12/1931 page 8 Match made at 8st 4lbs 1932 Jan 17 Dick Inkles (Sheffield) WKO3(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 20/01/1932 page 7 Jan 27 Tommy Brown (Salford) WRTD9(15) Baths, Paddington Source: Boxing 03/02/1932 page 6 Feb 7 Praxille Gyde (France) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 10/02/1932 page 7 Feb 21 Frankie Ash (Plymouth) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 24/02/1932 page 6 Ash boxed for the World Flyweight Title 1923. Apr 3 Jerry O'Neill (Merthyr) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 06/04/1932 pages 6 and 7 O'Neill was Welsh Area Flyweight Champion 1930. Apr 27 Werner Riethdorf (Germany) WRSF6 Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Source: Brian Strickland (Boxing Historian) May 8 Danny Andrews (Treharris) WRSF6(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 11/05/1932 page 6 Jun 7 Bud Walley (Singapore) LDSQ Dome, Brighton Source: Brighton Argus Sep 11 Johnny Peters (Battersea) WDSQ6(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 14/09/1932 page 8 (Southern Area Bantamweight Title Eliminator) Crowley 8st 4lbs Peters 8st 6lbs Oct 9 Jackie Rees (Darlington) WPTS(12) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 12/10/1932 page 7 Nov 14 Bill Lewis (Bethnal Green) WPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 16/11/1932 page 8 (Southern Area Bantamweight Title) Lewis boxed a British Bantamweight Title Eliminator 1931 and was Southern Area Bantamweight Champion 1931-32. Nov 25 Johnny King (Manchester) LPTS(12) Belle Vue, Manchester Source: Boxing 30/11/1932 page 10 King was British Bantamweight Champion 1932-34 and 1935-47 and British Empire Bantamweight Champion 1932-34. Match made at 8st 8lbs 1933 Jan 23 Norman Finnegan (Manchester) ND(4) Manchester Source: British Boxing Yearbook 1986 Mar 6 Johnny King (Manchester) LPTS(15) Belle Vue, Manchester Source: Boxing 08/03/1933 page 8 Match made at 8st 8lbs Apr 2 Len Beynon (Swansea) LPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 05/04/1933 page 6 (British Bantamweight Title Eliminator) May 1 Jackie Brown (Manchester) WDSQ10(15) Belle Vue, Manchester Source: Boxing 03/05/1933 page 8 Brown was British Flyweight Champion 1929-30 and 1931-35 and European Flyweight Champion 1931-32 and World Flyweight Champion 1932-35. Match made at 8st 4lbs Jun 12 Al Brown (Panama) LPTS(10) Olympia, Kensington Source: Boxing 14/06/1933 pages 7 and 14 Aug 21 Jimmy Walsh (Chester) LPTS(12) Belle Vue, Manchester Source: Boxing 23/08/1933 page 13 Walsh was British Lightweight Champion 1936-38. Sep 17 Billy Hazell (Pontypridd) WKO3(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 20/09/1933 page 10 Sep 25 Billy Boulger (Canning Town) WRTD9(10) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 27/09/1933 page 11 Oct 9 Jimmy Walsh (Chester) LDSQ6 Belle Vue, Manchester Source: Boxing 10/10/1933 page 16 Oct 22 Dick Corbett (Bethnal Green) LPTS(15) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 24/10/1933 page 10 Corbett was British and British Empire Bantamweight Champion 1931-32 and 1934.
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