WRESTLING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 151, 27 June 1936, Page 20

WRESTLING.

0 ___________ McCREADY AND BOESCH. The first appearance in Auckland for over a month of Earl McCready, the British Kmpire heavy-weight wrestling champion, will be next Monday night, when he will meet the colourful Paul Boesch at the Town Hall. The match will be the first between these two and appeals as one of the important engagements of the season, while it is also certain to produce fast and exhilarating wrestling. Boesch has been wrestling in New Zealand sufficiently long to prove himself an outstanding member of the New Zealand Union's exceptionally strong forces. In addition to building up a line record of wins against the opposition he has met so far, he has more than lived up to his promise that he would, show New Zealanders what spectacular wrestling is like. Furthermore, he has proved most popular both in and out of the ring. He is certain to extend his formidable opponent and there is more than a chance that he will be able to check the Canadian's winning way. Local enthusiasts cannot see too much . ot Boesch's electrifying drop kicks and othei fast manoeuvres and it will - be interesting to see how they are countered by McCready. _____