280 Ch. 30. No. 12.] Boxing Control.

above the “ belt,” and for conspicuous endeavours to sustain action
by leading repeatedly and by general aggressiveness.

(0) Defence.—"“ Guarding, slipping,” ducking, blocking,”
and in general cleverly evading blows and for ‘ countering.”” Marks
given for defence shall not outw eigh those given for attack.

(ce) Conduct.—Displays of courage; refusing to take a mean
technical advantage; ability to take advantage of every legitimate
opportunity offered, style: generalship.

Marks shall not be i -arded for—

(a) Tapping.

(2) Hits with the knuckle part of the gloved hand at the back of
the head, neck or body.

Marks shall be deducted for—

Lack of initiative and general ineffectiveness, persistent clinching,
fouling though not serious enough to warrant disqualification,

SECTION 6,.—DECISIONS.

At the conclusion of a contest that goes the full scheduled number of
rounds the winner shall be determined by the higher total number of
marks and not by the greater number of rounds won. When judges’
decisions agree in a contest that goes the full number of rounds scheduled
the referee shall authorise the M.C. to announce their verdict. When the
judges’ decisions do not agree the referee shall give his decision and if
two of the three decisions shall then agree the result shall be so announced.
When all three decisions disagree the result shall be announced as a
“draw.” In contests that do not go the full number of rounds scheduled
the referee only shall give a decision.

SEcTION 7,—FovLs.

The following acts are deemed foul and the referee shall have power
to disqualify contestants for committing any one of them:—

Class A. (Without Warning.)
(a) Hitting below the “ belt.

(6) Hitting an opponent who is
having been ** down.”

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down — or who is getting up after

(c) Hitting with the inside of butt of the hand, the wrist or the
elbow.

(d) Butting with the head

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*) Use of the ‘ kidney-punch.”

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(f) Use of the knee.
(g) Use of the — pivot-blow.”
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h) Use of the — rabbit-punch.”