WRESTLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 987, 2 June 1930, Page 6

WRESTLING

MATCH THIS EVENING AT TOWN HALL McDOUGALL V. EBERT The fur should fly- at the Town this evening, when -Scotty -w | Dougall and Fred Kbert will r-u' lor the first time. Both wresUers w" been seen in thrilling louts in j2f I land. ■ McDougall’s dispUr I Walker convinced all that h e ift?* t I able of taking anything in the WT <^’ J th ] st sllould happen toT”^

igali appear** belore an Auofciarj audience. On th.- ' -'t occasion c. lost to Lur.dyn bat „ was , Kreath 1 -import'd by , dislocated linrewhich stopped hit Horn sTip pinswir that hand. \VitC Walker he one of the £« t

•strenuous exhffc.' tions ever seen i a 1 - r - Auckland rinc

ultimately losing by one fall : n eight Ebert has some sterling performantes to his credit, although he ha. yet to record a win. On two ocrasW lie gave -Canadian Panther” Walk., a torrid time before he went down t., defeat and against Lundyn he mad a great battle despite a weakened con dition. Both men are fit. McDougall has r ,. covered from an injury received ir, bout in Wellington against Walke and Ebert is also in good eonditicr The men wil! be well matched weight and strength, and there u every indication of a thrilling match Amateur bouts have been arranrtd as follow: —-Anderson v. McCowatt'w' Brewer v. Gimmell. Pearce v. Hyar JjO\cgro\e \. lloran, Lainmer v \i Cornish. * Alex. Lundyn is starting trainin' ngam ana will no seen in action in the local ring shortly.