LATE SPORTING
DRAUGHTS, BOREHAM AND BROWN. The drannrht.s match hetwen G. A. Bro’.vn, champion of New Zealand, and J. A. Borclnm, ex-chnmi)ioii of Australia and New Zealand, was continued at Christchurch last evening. The position now is that Borchnin has eight wins and Brown four wins. NEW ZEALAND CRICKET. CHRISTCHURCH, October 13. The annual report of the New Zealand Cricket Council shows a credit of £BB6, and expresses gratification at the successful tour of Australia last seasou, particularly as showing the critics that New Zealand should he able to Jorge ahead as one of the cricket countries of the Empire. SWIMMING. AUSTRALIAN LADIES’ VISIT. [Per United Press Association.] AUCKLAND, October 15. At a meeting of the Auckland Swimming Centre opposition was voiced to tho proposed New Zealand tour of the Australian lady swimmers, Misses Claire CouldwclL and Ettie Robertson. It was resolved to approve of the tour if it was curtailed to a certain extent, and the meeting agreed to only one appearance in Auckland at a £25 guarantee.
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Evening Star, Issue 19381, 15 October 1926, Page 8
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169LATE SPORTING Evening Star, Issue 19381, 15 October 1926, Page 8
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