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Angus Mcgregor (Scotland) © 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 Angus McGregor (Scotland) Active: 1934-1941 Weight classes fought in: Recorded fights: 94 contests (won: 68 lost: 20 drew: 6) Fight Record 1934 Oct 11 Bert Houston (Cambuslang) WPTS(6) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 17/10/1934 page 15 Nov 9 Jim Donaldson (Airdrie) WPTS(10) Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 14/11/1934 page 16 Nov 29 Johnny Schofield (Greenock) WPTS(10) Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 05/12/1934 page 15 Nov 30 Spider Jim Kelly (Derry) LPTS(10) Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 05/12/1934 page 15 Dec 28 Jim Maloney (Airdrie) WPTS(10) Premierland, Bridgeton Source: Boxing 02/01/1935 page 14 1935 Jan 10 Jock Davie (Blantyre) DRAW(6) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing 16/01/1935 page 14 Jan 25 Dave Barrie (Hamilton) LPTS(10) Premierland, Bridgeton Source: Boxing 30/01/1935 page 13 Jan 31 Billy Smith (Middlesbrough) WRSF1(8) NSC, Leith Source: Boxing Weekly Record 06/02/1935 page 15 Feb 8 Billy Napier (Glasgow) DRAW(12) Premierland, Bridgeton Source: Boxing 13/02/1935 page 14 Mar 1 Bill Menzies (Bathgate) LKO1(10) Rink, Hamilton Source: Boxing Weekly Record 06/03/1935 page 16 Mar 17 George Morris (Battersea) WRSF2(8) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing Weekly Record 20/03/1935 page 12 Apr 4 Jim Driscoll (Glasgow) WPTS(6) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 10/04/1935 page 15 May 9 Bill Menzies (Bathgate) WRSF5(6) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 15/05/1935 page 15 May 30 Frank McPherson (Govan) WRSF5(6) Celtic Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 05/06/1935 page 16 Jun 27 Jock Davie (Blantyre) WPTS(8) Music Hall, Edinburgh Source: Boxing Weekly Record 03/07/1935 page 16 Aug 15 Boy Whitelaw (Glasgow) WKO6(10) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing 21/08/1935 page 12 Aug 22 Bob Donaldson (Airdrie) WPTS(10) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing 28/08/1935 page 13 Sep 12 Frank Rice (Glasgow) WPTS(8) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 18/09/1935 page 15 Nov 4 Arthur Crane (Battersea) LPTS(12) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 06/11/1935 page 13 Nov 7 Harry Brooks (St George's) LPTS(12) Ramsgate Source: Boxing 13/11/1935 page 23 Brooks boxed a British Lightweight Title Eliminator 1935. Nov 28 Jim Bryant (Wales) LPTS(10) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 04/12/1935 page 23 1936 Jan 9 Billy Smith (Belfast) WPTS(10) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing 15/01/1936 page 20 Feb 4 Joe Kerr (Glasgow) LPTS(10) Caledonian Stadium, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 12/02/1936 page 24 Kerr was Scottish Area Lightweight Champion 1943-44. Feb 20 Tommy Kenny (Burnley) WRSF8(10) NSC, Leith Source: Boxing 26/02/1936 page 20 Mar 31 Pat Burns (Chryston) WPTS(10) Caledonian Stadium, Glasgow Source: Boxing 08/04/1936 page 20 Apr 9 Pat Burns (Chryston) WPTS(10) Adelphi SC, Glasgow Source: Boxing 15/04/1936 page 13 May 12 Les McCarthy (Manchester) LRSF5(10) Caledonian Stadium, Glasgow Source: Boxing 20/05/1936 page 17 Aug 14 Fred Bustard (Plymouth) WDSQ4(10) NSC, Leith Source: Boxing 19/08/1936 page 21 Aug 19 Dan McGoldrick (Airdrie) WPTS(8) Shawfield Park, Glasgow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 26/08/1936 page 20 Promoter: Goldie promotions(Messrs Coia & Hart) Nov 5 Ernie Cooper (Leicester) WKO11(12) Baths, East Ham Source: Boxing 11/11/1936 page 18 Nov 16 Mike Sullivan (Hoxton) WPTS(10) Town Hall, Oxford Source: Oxford Mail Dec 14 Art Elmore (Kettering) WPTS(8) Windmill Club, Rushden Source: Boxing 16/12/1936 page 12 1937 Jan 3 Dodo Williams (Jamaica) LRSF4(10) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 06/01/1937 page 11 Jan 14 Mickey Quinn (Ireland) WPTS(10) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 20/01/1937 pages 14 and 15 Feb 4 Bob Rowlands (Seaham) WPTS(10) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 10/02/1937 page 14 Feb 18 Joe Donnelly (Sunderland) WPTS(12) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 24/02/1937 page 13 Mar 11 Con Flynn (Islington) LPTS(12) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 17/03/1937 page 14 Mar 15 Bob Rowlands (Seaham) WPTS(12) Baths, Paddington Source: Boxing 17/03/1937 page 12 Apr 15 Eric Boon (Chatteris) DRAW(4) Arena, Harringay Source: Boxing 21/04/1937 page 11 Boon was British Lightweight Champion 1938-44. Apr 18 Ron Porter (Nottingham) WPTS(12) The Ring, Blackfriars Source: Boxing 21/04/1937 page 14 Jun 6 Johnny Softley (Poplar) LKO9(12) Arena, Mile End Source: Boxing 09/06/1937 page 13 Jun 30 Jim Cameron (Glasgow) LPTS(10) Glasgow Source: Boxing 07/07/1937 page 15 Cameron boxed for the Scottish Lightweight Title 1934 and 1939. Nov 15 Harry Davis (Bethnal Green) WPTS(6) Empress Stadium, Earls' Court Source: Boxing 17/11/1937 page 11 Davis boxed for the Southern Area Welterweight Title 1945. Dec 9 Sid Fine (Mile End) WPTS(10) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 15/12/1937 page 15 Dec 20 Ronnie Marshall (Yarmouth) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 22/12/1937 page 13 1938 Jan 6 Bertie Brooks (Stratford) WPTS(10) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 12/01/1938 page 16 Jan 10 Wally Lane (Poplar) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing Weekly Record 19/01/1938 page 20 Jan 20 Johnny Cunningham (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 26/01/1938 page 14 Jan 26 Jack Thompson (Southampton) WPTS(10) Springfield Hall, Jersey Source: Jersey Weekly Post Promoter: George Troy Feb 7 Freddie Carr (Old Ford) WPTS(12) Baths, Mitcham Source: Boxing 09/02/1938 pages 12 and 20 Feb 14 Con Flynn (Islington) WPTS(12) Drill Hall, Walthamstow Source: Boxing Weekly Record 23/02/1938 page 21 Feb 17 Johnny Cunningham (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 23/02/1938 page 13 Feb 21 George Bennett (Gosport) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 23/02/1938 page 12 Mar 2 Bertie Brooks (Stratford) WPTS(10) Springfield Hall, Jersey Source: Jersey Weekly Post Mar 7 George Bennett (Gosport) WRTD8(10) Baths, Mitcham Source: Boxing 09/03/1938 page 12 Mar 10 Arthur Hill (Barrow) WPTS(12) Romford Road Baths, West Ham Source: Boxing 16/03/1938 page 14 Mar 14 Jim Anderson (Waltham Cross) WPTS(12) Drill Hall, Walthamstow Source: Boxing 16/03/1938 page 22 Mar 28 Con Flynn (Islington) WPTS(8) Empress Stadium, Earls' Court Source: Boxing 30/03/1938 page 11 Apr 4 Bertie Brooks (Stratford) WPTS(12) Town Hall, Oxford Source: Oxford Mail Apr 21 Sid Fine (Mile End) WRTD5(12) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing Weekly Record 04/05/1938 page 19 May 5 Harry Davis (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing 11/05/1938 page 14 May 9 Johnny Cunningham (Bethnal Green) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 11/05/1938 pages 11 and 12 May 23 Tommy Williams (Twickenham) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 25/05/1938 page 11 May 30 Alec Burton (Hoxton) WPTS(3) Stadium, New Cross Source: Boxing 01/06/1938 page 11 (Lightweight competition semi-final) May 30 Wally Davis (Notting Hill) WPTS(3) Stadium, New Cross Source: Boxing 01/06/1938 page 11 (Lightweight competition 1st series) Jun 13 Con Flynn (Islington) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 15/06/1938 page 11 Jun 21 Johnny Jones (Jarrow) WPTS(8) Arena, Harringay Source: Boxing 29/06/1938 pages 15 and 21 Jun 27 Dave Penfield (Chatham) WPTS(12) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 29/06/1938 page 12 Jul 3 Con Flynn (Islington) WPTS(8) Arena, Mile End Source: Boxing 06/07/1938 page 13 Jul 21 Jean Pierini (France) WPTS(10) Dockers Sports Club, Jersey Source: Boxing 27/07/1938 page 17 Sep 14 Douglas Kestrell (Cardiff) WPTS(10) Tower Ballroom, Edgbaston Source: Boxing 21/09/1938 page 16 McGregor 9st 7lbs 8ozs Kestrell 9st 5lbs 8ozs Referee: Bill Farnell Promoter: Ted Salmon Oct 6 Vic Morris (Aberfan) DRAW(10) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing 12/10/1938 page 13 Oct 12 Dennis Cahill (Dundee) LPTS(10) Caird Hall, Dundee Source: Boxing 19/10/1938 pages 15 and 16 Oct 20 Phil Bevan (Poplar) LRTD5(12) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing 26/10/1938 page 13 Nov 21 Johnny Ward (Ireland) LPTS(8) Empress Stadium, Earls' Court Source: Boxing 23/11/1938 page 11 McGregor 9st 9lbs 12ozs Ward 9st 9lbs 4ozs Dec 8 Joe Brahams (Mile End) WRTD6(10) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing 14/12/1938 page 10 Brahams boxed for the Southern Area Featherweight Title 1937. 1939 Jan 16 Vic Morris (Aberfan) LPTS(8) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 18/01/1939 page 13 Jan 26 Tommy Boylan (Dublin) WRSF6(10) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing 01/02/1939 page 10 Feb 27 Jim Anderson (Waltham Cross) WPTS(8) Stadium Club, Holborn Source: Boxing 01/03/1939 page 11 McGregor 9st 12lbs Anderson 9st 13lbs 8ozs Mar 13 Johnny Cunningham (Bethnal Green) LPTS(10) Arena, Deptford Source: Boxing 15/03/1939 page 12 McGregor 9st 12lbs 8ozs Cunningham 9st 11lbs 4ozs Mar 23 Mick Carney (Chester-le-Street) WPTS(10) Palais de Danse, East Ham Source: Boxing 29/03/1939 page 10 Apr 19 Con Flynn (Islington) WPTS(10) Springfield Hall, Jersey Source: Boxing 26/04/1939 pages 18 and 19 McGregor 10st 4lbs Flynn 10st 3lbs 8ozs Jun 27 Herbert Booth (Chesterfield) DRAW(8) Springfield Hall, Jersey Source: Boxing 05/07/1939 page 12 McGregor 10st 2lbs Booth 10st 3lbs 8ozs Referee: Billy Swift Jul 27 Guglielmo Isuzo (Italy) WPTS(8) Springfield Park, Jersey Source: Boxing 02/08/1939 page 10 McGregor 10st 0lbs Isuzo 9st 13lbs Aug 11 Ginger Stewart (Hamilton) DRAW(10) Cappielow Park, Greenock Source: Boxing 16/08/1939 page 15 Stewart boxed a British Welterweight Title Eliminator 1946 and 1947 and was Scottish Area Lightweight Champion 1939 and Scottish Area Welterweight Champion 1941-47.
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