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GRUNTERS
HERE
FOR
WRESTLING
SHOW
TONIGHT
Everything
points
to
a
lull
house
tonight
at
the
Civic
Centre
for
the
big
wrestling
sho
between
Jack
McLauglin,
pres
ent
holder
of
the
Canadian
mid
Ulcwcight
wrestling
crown
and
claimant
of
that
same
title
fo:
the
whole
universe,
and
Gil
Pearson,
one
of
the
roughest
and
toughest
men
in
the
business.
McLaughlin
arrived
on
the
Camosun
this
afternoon
and
after
a
brisk
canter
to
loosen
himself
up
a
little
claimed
he
wasn't
going
out
on
a
limb
when
he
predicted
a
win
for
himself.
Pearson
met
Mr.
McLaughlin
in
Vancouver
a
few
weeks
ago
but
the
bout
ended
in
such
an
uproar
that
both
men
were
disqualified
and
it
is
doubtful
if
promoters
in
the
south
wish
to
stage
the
return
bout.
When
it
was
decided
toy
the
Civic
Centre
Association
that
a
professional
wrestling
show
should
be
included
in
the
program
of
sports
for
the
winter
it
was
at
once
planned
to
try
to
bring
these
two
men
together
here.
,
In
no
sport
under
the
sun
docs
the
man
with
the
rule
book
mean
so
much
to
the
state
of
affairs
existing
at
the
moment
than
in
the
professional
wrestling
game.
These
poor
and
usually
mammoth
chaps
are
subjected
to
the
most
unfair
treatment
by
the
participants
and
simply
because
'they
don't
just
seem
to
know
when
the
boys
want
to
be
left
alone.
Tonight
a
native
son
will
be
the
third
man
in
the
ring
and,
semehow
there
is
reason
to
believe
he
will
be
able
and
willing
to
get
in
there
and
straighten
SHORT
SPORT
New
Zealand
is
experiencing
a
sports
boom
which
may
break
all
previous
records.
The
demobilization
of
thousands
of
thousands
of
men
from
the
forces
and
the
greater
leisure
e;iven
by
the
practically
universal
40-hour
week
have
combined
to
give
ail
tranches
of
sport
a
"rcater
impetus
than
they
have
fc'iwn
for
years.
Racing
continues
to
draw
the
largest
crowds,
llu.c
gatherings
thronged
rac-
n:
and
trotting
meetings
;
lirou'hout
the
Dominion
over
Uic
Christmas
and
New
Year
holidays.
At
nine
meetings
on
Boxing
Day
$2,051,200
were
w;icrcd
on
the
totalizators.
This
included
$838,640
at
the
Auckland
Racing
Club's
meeting,
which
is
a
New
Zealand
record
in
betting
at
a
single
day's
racing.
Total
betting
during
the
day
was
$300,000
higher
than
ihe
previous
year.
Cricket
l.s
the
most
lxjpular
slimmer
game
In
New
Zealand.
There
Is
almost
as
much
interest
in
England-Australia
cricket
tests
as
there
is
in
the
two
countries
chiefly
concerned.
Although
their
size
is
still
greatly
restricted,
newspapers
all
carry
at
least
two
full
columns
each
day
on
the
tests,
including
long
commentaries
by
former
cricket
stars.
Yachting
has
had
a
notable
revival
with
the
recorn-missionlng
of
many
boats
that
were
laid
ujl
during
the
war.
Dozens
of
excellent
harbors
and
hundreds
of
sheltered
inlets
around
the
coast
offer
fine
cruising
grounds.
Races
are
held
for
all
classes
from
large
oceangoing
yachts
to
small
sailing
dinghies.
Boxing,
dirt-track
motocyclc
and
midget
car
racing,
and
cycle
racing
arc
all
booming.'
Lawn
bowling
is
by
far
the
most
popular
sport
with
older
men
in
the
Dominion.
A
large
number
of
greens
are
in
use
both
winter
and
summer
In
all
cities
and
towns
and
the
numbers
playing
are
steadily
Increasing.
Golf
In
New
Zealand
is
chiefly
a
winter
sport
as
the
links
get
too
hard
and
fast
in
.summer.
However.
some
enthusiasts
play
the
year
round.
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CHECKED
in
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PRESCRIPTION.
things
out
to
suit
what
rules
there
are
The
'native
son"
is
George
Howe
who
admits
he
first
saw
the
light
of
day
In
Mcrric
Oldc
England
but
headed
this
way
us
soon
as
he
could
read
a
compass.
He
has
played
every
game
on
the
Canadian
calendar
and
played
them
for
keeps.
When
Joshed
a
little
today
regarding
the
seriousness
of
his.
duties
tonight
and
also
the
danger
of
getting
all
mixed
up
with
things
In
general
he
casually
admitted
that
wrestling
was
the
sport
he
loved
while
a
boy
and,
If
he
has
to
step
back
tonight
it'll
be
the
champion
that'll
be
the
cause
of
it.
Said
George:
"Ail
they
can
do
is
tie
me
in
a
knot
and
leave
me
there"
but
there
was
intent
in
his
voice
and
that
intention
no
doubt
was
that
it
will
take
two
to
tic
the
knot.
In
summary
it
will
definitely
be
a
show
on
the
must
list
for
those
that
enjoy
thrills,
the
thrills
hatched
from
the
beating
of
man
by
man.
In
the
game
of
professional
wrestling
where
few
holds
are
barred,
It
is
reasonable
to
understand
that
it
flourished
all
over
the
continent
and
plays
to
packed
houses
in
all
the
large
centres
but
this
is
the
first
attempt
the
Civic
Centre
Association
ha?
made
to
sell
it
to
fans
here
and
the
guess
Is
that
it
will
be
a
tremendous
success.
YANKS
START
SOUTH
TOUR
Larry
.McPhail
Taking
Club
to
Central
and
South
America
NEW
YORK,
-
Larry
Mac-Phall's
Yankee
flying
circus,
with
about
33
performers,
takes
off
February
14
for
a
month-long
stand
In
Central
and
South
America
before
opening
training
at
St.
Petersburg,
Florida,
March
12.
The
main
objective
of
Manager
Bucky
Harris
on
the
tour
through
Puerto
Rico,
Venezuela
and
Cuba
will
be,
the
new
pilot
said
at
a.
press
conference,
to
"study
the
pitchers,
with
whose
work
I
am
somewhat
unfamiliar."
About
the
only
regulars
lie
left
behind,
Harris
said,
are
pitchers
Spud
"
Chandler
'
and
Randy
Gumpert,
ufio
will
report
with
the
rest
of
the
Yankee
squad
at
St.
Petersburg
February
20.
"I
know
what
they
can
do,"
Harris
explained.
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