WRESTLING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22256, 2 November 1935, Page 18

WRESTLING

- WOODS AND ANDRESEN Johnny \Vood9. n powerfully-built young Califarnian wrestler, who hns just completed a most successful Australian tour, will make his Auckland debut next Mondny in (he Town Hall iiKainst Ole Andresen. Durintr tho two years that Woods has been ft professional he has built up a splendid record. bovine ensaeed in many spectacular bouts. His style should prove popular with enthusiasts nnd with, Andresen as his opponent the wrestling should be of it, hinh standard. The following amateur preliminaries have been arranged\V. Williamson (Y.M.C.A.), fist 'Rib. v. T. Flavill (Gisborne), 9st 61bi J. Aspin (Awhitu), list 3lb. v. J. McDonald (Broadway), list 31 b: C. 801 l (Bayviewl, 15st 61b. v. .T. McLean (Grafton), lfist; W. Bonjr (Brishton), Sat 7lb, v. C. Tones (Y.M.C.A.), 9st. Emercency bout: A. Missen (Community Sunshine). flat, v. L. Holland (Leys). !)st, MoCREADY BEATS JAGET SINCH [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] GISBORNE. Friday Before a crowded house last night Earl McCrcady (Ifist 111b) beat Jaget Sinch (lGst nib) bv one fall in n professional wrestlina bout. In the sixth round McCready scored with his octopus death lock The contest, which went the' full eisht rounds, was one of the best seen here nnd the audience wa» very appreciative.