MONDAY’S WRESTLING

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1004, 21 June 1930, Page 12

MONDAY’S WRESTLING

LUNDYN AND RAMZAN GOOD BOUT EXPECTED ' S Should in Plenty at the Town „ alI OQ day evening when Alex Lundy, 1 ln!am ’ " ll! "resile Ramzan Ki,-‘ of India. The Indian will h« h s f '' rot a Tl’t’arance in Auckland* It will be remembered that laat y e -. an India:-.. Naranjan Singh. defl*.., all his opponents until he was hea-,. : v : ,py - . Han-.-ans career has , 1P ?” '? V- av'E tha Z c * his com,' try man. c.t'rc:- "aikor havi nK him twice in the South. The

was tackling a tough proposition m I\ alkcr, and he would have created > big surprise if he bad won. H® has two decisions over Xaranjan, and re. ports of the contest against Walk*! show that lie is a finished wrestler-with a wide variety uf holds. He has training hard with Sunni, ex-Xe* Zealand champion, and is in fine cond . | tion Lundvn has had a successful season i in Auckland, defeating Mcl>ougall acd j Ebert, and although beaten by Walker | by two falls to one last Monday ever.i ; in?, he put up a sterling exhibition j giving the Canadian his hardest contes- ! this y ear. Lundyn is fast and clevewith great strength and endurance arY is. in fact, a hard man to beat. Hs ; has established himself a favoornY : and his supporters were not backward j in demonstrating their enthusiasm lau I Monday evening. Monday’s bout should be a fctrd. j scientific struggle more than a speci tacular exhibition, but doubtless there will be plenty of thrills as a result of the scientific work. An excellent amateur programme has been arranged.