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FESTIVAL OF SPORT

INTERESTING CAMPAIGN NOTES. An advertisement appears in another column inviting billiards a nd snooker players to enter for a tournament to determine the lour best players in Poverty ilay and 'East Coast. The entrance ree is 2/C. Entries ‘.close on July’ S at the Festival office. .Billiards trill be lord 250 tip and snooker the best of three games. The games will be played at the Cosmopolitan Club by courtesy of the committee. A full meeting of the Festival general committee is called at the Borough Council next Thursday at 7.30. The turkey competition (golf) winner was No. .1042. The basketball match, T u is v. Old Boys’ Football Club, which is un annual contest, will be played to-night instead of last night. The match was won last year by Old Boys As this is always a good game a large number of spectators is expected. If rumour is correct; other sections will get a surprise when the numbers go up ■ for the bonus contest next Thursday. The. supporters of Mr. ].<e Costa are certainly making the pace and are confident they will remain on top. They iiavc some very attractive scheme in action. The footballers gathered in a fair amount of cash during the week in sun port of their aspirant, Mr. H. B. Williams. They arc silent workers and the general opinion is that they may lead the poll next Thursday and collect the 1,000 votes. The Milford section has one or two excellent schemes moving. They are inclined to do things on a large scale and, when they get properly gohig. they certainly will have to be account ed with. The hockey, soccer u>id A.A. clubs have been working well lor Mr Kerridgc this week and. when they pay in before the final count for Thursday, the position will change for certain.

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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12902, 1 July 1936, Page 7

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FESTIVAL OF SPORT Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12902, 1 July 1936, Page 7

FESTIVAL OF SPORT Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 12902, 1 July 1936, Page 7