BOXING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20463, 5 February 1932, Page 12

BOXING.

V CHRISTCHL'RCH SPOUTS CLUB, Al a meeting of tl.e Executive Committee of tlic Chrislchurch Sports Club there were present: Messrs C. H. Taylor, jun. (chairman), R. H. Livingstone, ,T. D.' Hutchison, A. McDonald-Smith, and K. McGillivray. The chairman, i„ reviewing the operations of the club for the season just closed, said that it had been one of the most successful experienced for many years past, largely owing to the club concentrating almost wholly upon amateur contests. The majority of the contestants had entered the rin- well equipped in ringcraft, -and as a result all of the tournaments held had proved decidedlv interesting. The high standard reached by many ot the contestants reliected very creditably upon the efficiency of the instructors and trainers, and the enthusiasm and keennets ot the pupils. He suggested that it might be found advisable to start the new season at least a month earlier this year He paid a tribute to the valued service thai had been rendered the club by the variant omcials, particularly the honorary medical officers, the referees, the judges "and Vhi timekeepers, which had so m&teriahv assisted towards tho success of the past se'isnn mittee? 6 " "° keonly appreciated by the'eomTn supporting tho remarks of the chairman Mr Livingstone said the club was also greatly indebted to the Press for the report of the various tournaments held by the chib • lanj of the aipnteurs had improved im' monsely, and he thought that with so much S i I , J m ?: ter,al ovon «l>'o the coming season jus°t ended. CVeD more BUCCCBBfuI 'han that Tho annual meeting was <-nWr.„o,i <