Gymnast to stay home
; I.V.Z. Press il DUNEDIN. ; A 15-year-old Mosgiel gym- [ [nast. Miss D. Richards, has ( 'turned down the chance to ■ travel to the United States [with a team of nine New [Zealand women. ! She felt the tour would be [ “altogether too exhausting.” The tour was scheduled for! [January 7 to January 30. “We wouldn’t be compet-i ing against the best in] America, and 1 don’t think the tour will improve my! gymnastics,” she said. Her mother and father, l both gymnastic coaches, feel! Miss Richards would not be] reader for the trip in Janu-i ary. Davis Cup.— The Australian 1 .professional. A. D. Roche, will jbe available, for the coming [Davis (Tip matches in the i eastern zone. Roche had been ■ [in doubt because he recently ‘accepted a coaching position in I the Dominican Republic I Bowling.— The fourth national; 110-pin bowling tournament will' ;be held at the St Asaph Street. i centre this week-end. Bowlers (from New Lynn (Auckland) and 'Upper Hutt will be competing ? against Christchurch players.
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33676, 28 October 1974, Page 4
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