SPORTS AND GAMES
boxing. (by CABLE —PRESS ASSN.—-COPYRIGHT.] PARIS, February 25. • In a ten round bout, Gus Humery outpointed Kid Berg. GOLF. NEW YORK. February 25. A message from Tampa. Florida, says that Hagen won his first major golf event for two years, with a score of 280 in the Sasparilla open tournament there. Clark was second with 281, and next were Laffoon 282, McSpaden 283 and Revolts 286. DAVIS CUP. LONDON, February 26. Australia and New Zealand will meet in the first round of the Davis Cup at Eastbourne, on May 10, 11, and 13, or May 16, 17, and 18. SCULLING. LONDON, February 26. Owing to Bankes’s experience, who broke his sixth oar, while training at Henley, Oxford's boat is being fitted with Fletcher swivel-rowlocks, invented 35 years ago, but never generally adopted. A special oar for Bankes is being made of spruce, strengthened by a strip of ash.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 February 1935, Page 8
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