ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1568, 11 October 1912, Page 7

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

_—_♦__ — CRICKET. _____ . i ; BOYS' INSTITUTE CLUB. A meeting of the Boys'lnstitute Cricket . Club was held last evening. The following officers were elected:—President, Mr. < J. A; Troup; vice-presidents, Mr. R. Pear- ■, son, A. Miller, J. Hutchins, D. Howitt, D. } M'Lsircn, and W. H. M'Phun; club cap- ( tain, Mr. A. Mabin; secretary, Mr. J. , Howitt; treasurer, Mr. C. K.Dick; Solec- , Hon- Committee, Messrs. A. Mabin, : Howard, and G. Quig. < ATHLETICS. ' WELLINGTON AMATEUR CLUB. ' The twenty-fourth annual report"'of the < Wellington .Amateur Athletic Club con-- : gratulates members on tho progress, and condition of tho club. The finances show a credit of £2% 17s. Bd., a decided inerea.ee •over .the last few years., Thanks of tho . club are also due to Messrs. C. E. Bridge, J. P.' Firth, J. Ellis, and W. F. Larkin ! for donations to the club funds, and to thoso gentlemen, who havo a-ssisted as officials at the club's sports meetings. /' BOXIJNG. M'VEA-LANGFORD FIGHT. Br Telegraphs-Press Association—Copyright Perth, October 10. In the M'Vea-Langford fight, M'Voa claimed a foul in the eleventh round and refused to continue. The fight was awarded to Langford. TUG-OF-WAR CONTESTS. THE FINAL STRUGGLE. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Sydney, October 10. Tho New 7/ealnnd Drivers' team and the Carlton Brewery team will fight out tho final of tho union teams' tug-of-wnr championship to-morrow night.