BOXING.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17117, 12 April 1921, Page 8

BOXING.

OHRISTCHURCH SPORTS CLTJB. A meeting of the executive committee of the club w*e held on-rtfriday evening, Mr W. G. Atack "being elected to the ; chttir. Correspondence was received from L. Robinton statingh is willingness to meet Kaenau, or Gaum, under the auspices of the olijb during the season Consideration jras 'deferred to the next meeting. The chairman was 0-mpowered to arrange for a hall for the current year. The secretary of the New Zealand' Council forwarded the copy of Itho annual report and balauce-Bheet, and.notified that the New Zealand amateur championships would be held at Greymouth on July 28t£, 29th, and 80th, nominations for which must be forwarded on or before July 14rhY .7- ■■ The secretary stalted that; tho Garrison Athletic Association would probably hold their Territorial and Cadet tournamunt during the latter part of next month, and it was aleo stated that another Association aim •would probably hold a series of events for its members. The secretary was ?mpowered to make all arrangement* in granting the use of. the club's properties'and arranging details. Assistance from the club's officials fur the preliminary opening nights of each Association was guaranteed. It was decided Ithat the various bodies promoting boxing contests be advised of the necessity of h/aTing o permit issued as provided for by the Police Offences Act, and of obtaining tho approval of the local Superintendent. Messrs A. R. Bmnsden, H Johnson, T E. Robson, and the chairman-were appointed an emergency committee. It was decided that members be asked to make enquiries in regaid to securing suitable Fiemisee that would be available far a 7<hysical culture eohool and a "try-out" hall, it being stated that a number of prominent business men were, desirous of establishing training quarters for the winter months. ANT OFEEB TO OAJRPENTIEIt. (Received April 11th, 10.20 p.m.) MELBOURNE, April 11. Jack Munro ha* cabled to Deschamp offering Carpentier £20,000 for three fights in Australia after his match with Dempsey. Munro will arrange for Lloyd to come from New Zealand and Cock from England, if Carpentier accepts his offer.