AMATEUR BILLIARDS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21226, 26 July 1934, Page 19

AMATEUR BILLIARDS

INtER-CLUB tournament In the semi-tinal of the Canterbury amateur billiards inter-club tournament, which was play< c! last evening at the Working Men's Club, Post and Telegraph A defeated Working Men's Club B. The scores were as follows, Post and Telegraph names given first: C. D. Newton 200, beat G. Young 108. E. G. McGregor 200, beat R. Whitford 160. R. McKay 200, beat M. Sisson 87. McGregor made breaks of 42 and 37, Whitford of 38 and 37, and McKay of 49 and 37. The next match will be played at the Working Men's Club this evening between Returned Soldiers' Association A and Post and Telegraph A. "Half a million miles without a single case of personal injury resulting from a collision," was the reply of the Auckland branch of the St. John Ambulance Association to allegations made by members of the Otahuhu Borough Council that ambulances travelled at "terrific" speeds through the borough. Mr S. E. Langstone, manager of the association, said that during the 13 years he had been associated with the Rutland street ambulance station the gradually-increasing fleet of ambulances had covered almost 500,000 miles, carrying patients to and from the hospitals. There had never been an accident resulting from speeding.

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