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SPORTS AND GAMES

WRESTLING. [PER press association.] 3' DUNEDIN, September 2. e The Otago amateur wrestling cham- ' pionships concluded to-night. The winners were as follow: Middleweight, G. Ferry; , light-heavy-weight, L. Coughlan. } BILLIARDS. 5 DUNEDIN, September 2. Two games in the semi-final of the New Zealand amateur billiards championship were decided to-day. The final will be contested between L. . Holdsworth, the title-holder, and S. s Moses. 3 Results were: —L. Holdsworth 666 3 (breaks 59, 48, 47, 40 unfinished, 38, s 31, 30) beat A. Bowie 583 (breaks 51, i 41, 33, 30); S. Moses 666 (breaks 99, , 49, 45, 34, 33, 31) beat A. E. Redmond s 171 (break 18). 3 ■ 1 GOLF. I ROTORUA, September 2. Playing a steady game, A. W. i Downer (Rotorua) to-day won the I New Zealand Veterans’ Golf Cup for the second time in succession, when 1 he defeated A. J. Shepherd (Morrins- ■ ville) 6 up and 5 The Arikiapakapa Cup was won by ’ W. W. Maingay (Morrinsville), who 3 beat J. Barraclough (Hastings) 10 up and 6. / i ; SKI CHAMPIONSHIP. ; THE HERMITAGE, September 2. ..The New Zealand ski championship ' concluded to-day at Mount Cook with the ski jump, which took place on the ' slope in front of the Ball Hut. During the whole of the championship meeting adverse weather has been encountered. For the last, six days snow has been falling almost continuously on the Ball glacier, with further intermittent snowstorms to-day. It was proposed to hold the downhill race from the lop of the Ball Pass, but as the course would not be safe owing to danger from avalanches for some days it was decided to abandon this event. Competitors in the ski jump took off in driving wind and snow, which considerably reduced the chances of much greater distances being made. H. Wigley made three excellent jumps without a fall. The three placed men were H. Wigley (Tasman Ski Club). 39ft 6in and 40ft lin, 1; R. McKenzie .(Tasman Ski Club), 24ft lin, 22ft Sin, 2; H. Carter (Ruapehu Ski Club), 24ft • 4in and 25ft 9in, 3. I AMERICAN BASKETBALL. ’

The following games will be piaved at Fernhill to-morrow at 10.30 a.m. Ladies; Harker’s v. Woolworths. Men. Regatta v. Foundry; Runanga r. Wallabies; P.W.D. v. Woolworths.

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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 September 1938, Page 8

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SPORTS AND GAMES Greymouth Evening Star, 3 September 1938, Page 8

SPORTS AND GAMES Greymouth Evening Star, 3 September 1938, Page 8

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