CABOT MAY GO ABROAD
(By Telegraph.) (Special to "The Evening. Post.")
' DUNEDIN, This Day. It is unlikely that H. D. Morgan will be able to go to Auckland to defend his 440 yds hurdle title at the New Zealand amateur athletic championships. Morgan wa3 recently married. The. Otago team will probably comprise five men, and those regarded as likely are C. M. Olsen, B. Geddes (Invercargill), C. M. Nicholson, G S. Cabot, and R. W. Lander. The final selection will not be made until after the Otago championships on sth February, and the team will leave on the following Monday for Auckland.
Otago may lose one of its best all-round athletes in the course of the next few months. G. S. Cabot, New Zealand one and three mile walk champion, and probably the best mile runner in Otago at present, has received an offer of a journalistic appointment in Sydney in August. Cabot has also under consideration an offer to join Jackson V. Scholtz, trho is also a journalist, in New York.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 18, 22 January 1927, Page 3
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