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(i) The teams to include one Officer at Middle Weight (unless
another weight is mutually decided upon by the units
concerned), who shall meet in the competition.
(ii) The other ranks to consist of one at each standard weight
from Bantam (Fly if possible) to Heavy, and with an addi-
tional boxer at Light, Welter and Middle, the first string
Welter to box last in order to decide the issue in the event
of a tie.
Results.
1926-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regiment beat Manston by 20 points to
19, at Manston (after an extra round in the final contest).
1927-2nd Bn. The Loyal Regiment beat Henlow by 12 points to 11,
at Gravesend (the extra light weights fighting to decide,
after a tie at 10 points each).
1928—Henlow beat " A " Group, Royal Signals (Aldershot) by
23 points to 19, at Henlow.
1929—No competition.
1930—No competition.
1931—R.A.F., Henlow, beat 2nd Bn. East Lancashire Regt. by
6 bouts to 5.
THE ARMY INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Rules and Conditions for 1932.
1. Weights.
The following weights are open :—
O
FFICERS
: Heavy to Feather, inclusive; i.e., six weights.
O
THER
R
ANKS
: Heavy to Fly, inclusive; i.e., eight weights.
Note.—
I.S.B.A. Rule 15 gives a list of weights.
2. Entries.
Entries are limited to one per weight per Unit, but Officers'
entries for all weights and Heavy Weight entries from Other Ranks
are unlimited.
The limit of one per weight per Unit does not include the 1931
title holders, who will be automatically entered. Entry forms will
be sent through Commands to all Units at least one month before
first date of Championships. All competitors must be either
Amateurs or Service Amateurs (see Rules 12 and 14, pages 211-213).
The procedure for 1932 will be as follows :—
(i) Entries will be collected by Commands (forms will be
supplied to Command Representatives).
(ii) One month before the date of the Finals of the Champion-
ships (i.e., 4th February), Commands and Districts will notify the
Army Boxing Association of the number of entries received in each
weight.