SPORTS AND GAMES

Greymouth Evening Star, 21 December 1934, Page 8

SPORTS AND GAMES

WRESTLING

[by CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] SYDNEY, December 20. At the Stadium to-night after wrestling eight rounds, Harry Mamos and Ali Bey had one fall each. The referee gave his decision as a draw. GOLF. NASSAU (Bahamas), December 19. After leading with one of the lowest scores ever made in the competition. namely, 62 for the opening round, Turnesa slipped back ten strokes . in the second eighteen holes, to tie with Cruickshank for second place in the British Colonial open golf championship. Jack Thompson, of Youngstown, Ohio, a professional, assumed first place with 132. ATHLETICS. AUCKLAND, December 20. Auckland selectors have nominated the following athletes for inclusion in the New Zealand team to compete at the Melbourne Centenary meeting: — P. J. Hackett, High Jump; A. J. Elliot, 100yds and 220yds; W. S. Bainbridge, 220yds and 440yds: E. Kedgley, 440yds and SSOyds; A. R. Wilson, SSCyds and one mile; 11. K. Brainsby, long and hop, step and jump. SURF CLUB MEETING. A meeting of the Greymouth Surf Life Saving Club was held last evening, Mr. J. B. Kent presiding. The custodian, club captain and vice-cap-tain were appointed to supervise the placing of the safety flags on the beach, the secretary (Mr. T. Lawry) being empowered to purchase new flags. It was decided that honorary members’ subscriptions be 2/6, that the present junior members of the Club be given a badge, and that the subscription be 2/6 for. last year’s juniors. It was decided that all old badges be called in, to be issued to the incoming junior members. A resolution of confidence in the custodian, Mr. F. W. Gilbert, was passed.

testators and 279 existing wills were revised to provide for changes desired by testators. The total number of wills now held in the Public Trust Office is 82,859.