WANGANUI J.C.

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21081, 5 February 1934, Page 15

WANGANUI J.C.

HANDICAPS iI'RI.S.S ASSOCIATION TEI.KU RAM. > WELLINGTON, February 4. Handicaps for the Wanganui Jockey Club's carnival meeting have been declared as follows: WESTMERE 1110 H-WEIGHT lIAN'DICAI', of 100 sovs. About one mile and a quarter. • 1,, lb. «t, 11,. Kno'lmer.) .. 10 11 Silent Bill .. o 4 Ruanui ..19 5 Easterly .. 9 .. Clioelcsay . . 9 11 Vita-phono .. 9 3 High Grader 9 8 Arikilni .. 9 'J Air Laddie .. 9 G Manuiri .. 9 2 Blacksmith .. 9 5 luvictus .. 9 0 Royal Acie .. 9 4 JUVENILE HANDICAP, of IMP sjv.= . E.vc furlongs, lit. lb. »<■• 1". Etiquette . . 9 0 flaxen . . 7 :: No Doubt .. « 5 Ciuiopv 7 2 fngeuuitv .. 711 Windsrpen ..7 0 Note Issue ..7 8 Wniwle'u .. 7 o Waipiro .. "3 VICTORY HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. One mill- and 110 } arils. • Lib. "Lib. Pango .. 9 0 Sir Romeo .. 8 1 Davistock .. H H Whetnma .. 711 St. Clara .. B H Bust ..7 8 Hunting Lodge 8 G Indefinite .. 7 6 Blue Hov .. H 3 bulla One* ..76 Ralphyllis ..8 1 Ben d ct'i.o .. 7 0 TWFORTII SWKKPSTAKKS 11 ASDM A\\ of 3 sovi-. v.-itli Ho m.vs ailil-'il. Xr-,,.n furlongs and a quarler. Sl lb. « ; . lbFanner •- 9 10 lliinl (be Ali Humbug 9 7 Slipper * 6 Knoll mere. .. 9 3 Arvada .. 8 5 Emoliori . ".' " l\«r<il<«i "3 Ida Mer'ing .8 9 lleadmislri-:i 8 0 EARLE STAKES, of 175 sovs. One mile and a qua iter. sl. lb. st. lb. Plateau .. 9 0 Prince AgaKhan .. Hl.'! Colossus 712 All Humbug 8 8 Chopin ..7 9 Count Senegal .. 7 5 Palatine 8 5 FLYING HANDICAP, "f 1-'"' mh .-. Six fur'ongs. Hi. lb. sl. II). Souchong .. 9 G Royal Pout ne 7 M Royal Hunting 813 Arvada .. 7 2 Refresher .. 713 The Tiger ..70 Porotiti .. 7 12 Koiokiu ..71) Tiger (Jain 7 JM PETRI-: HACK HANDICAP, a sivccnsfake of 3 sovs with 100 sovs added. Six furlon?s. «'. lb. nl. lb. Piaganri . u ii Arctic Region 7 3 Plndie ..8 8 Hatuma ..73 Land 'Tax . » H Alcides .. 7 2 Arena ..8 8 Leo Colossus 7 2 All Spirit. .. 8 .", Indefinite .. 7 •>. Merry Way .. S 3 B medic-fine .. 7 2 Boon ..8 2801 l lironry ..7 2 Kaiiparalinra S 'i Haparu» .. 7 2 Artful Lodger 711 Kaola ..7 2 No Doubt .. 7 9 Matorni ..7 2 TARANAKI REHANDICAPS iruxss ASSOCIATION TKI.CanAM.) WELLINGTON, February 4. 17clian<liraps for the Tnrniiafci Jockey Club's meetinz are:--Waitnrn Hurdles—Kiolmis 10-G. Ngamotu Juvenile Handicap—All Sprit 9-3. Flving Handicap— Souchong 9 9. Taranalii Cup Handicap —Alloy 7-9. Mimi Hiirh-weieht Handicap—Arva.la S-5. Timaru Hack Hnndieap—Plirnn 9 4. AUSTRALIAN BARRIER ENGLISHMAN ADVOCATES USE IN U.S.A. (UHITBD PCKSS ASSOCIATION —nT EI.CCTRIC TEI.IOEAPH—COrTRIUHT.) (Received February 4, 6.30 p.m.) NEW YORK, February 3. Captain Cecil Boyd Richford, before sailing for England to-day, advocated that the American race tracks should adopt the Australian barrier. He said jockeys and horses respected it to a high degree and that starts were uniformly good. The captain was a guest of prominent American sportsmen.

AUSTRALIAN RACING ASCOT FIVE HUNDRED (Received February 4, 6.30 p.m.) MELBOURNE, February 4. The following is the result of the ASCOT FIVE HUNDRED, Of 400 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. H. F. Leek and R. C. Power's ch t LA SCALA by Manfred—Frances Tressady 3yrs 7-2 .. Olsen 1 C. Willmott's br c Watchful by Drake — Tampro Bay 4yrs 8-4 .. Brown 2 H. F. Hoysted's br g Plum King by King's Treasure —Plumpicker mare aged 8-11 . . . . Maher 3 Fourteen started. Won by a head. Time, linin 7Jsec.

after losing the first set 1-6. RhodesWilliams, who stroked freely and accurately throughout, could not break through in the second set until the twentieth game. United made a clean sweep of the remaining singles and again had a clear advantage in the doubles. Cathedral's First Win. The only Addington player to offer any opposition to his United 111. opponent was I. J. Corich, New Zealand junior champion, whose steadiness and opportunistic shots kept B. B. Loughnan thinking in the first set. The more experienced player, Loughnan won the second set easily. W. R. Robinson, returning to competitive tennis after a spell of a few weeks, showed good form in beating D. G. Silvester, who has extended most of the leading players this season, very convincingly. Cashmere's defeat by Cathedral was owing largely to the absence of D. F. Glanville. Playing in first place R. Browning went down to J. W. Arnold, winning only three games. The Cathed* ral man kept the ball in play and allowed Browning to beat himself with his errors. W. Deans gained Cashmere's only singles victory by beating the hard-hitting F. O. Schmidt after losing the first set. Cashmere made a good bid to recover their lost ground in the doubles, but although they won both matches, making matches and sets even, Cathedral had an advantage on games. Competition Points. The following are the positions of the teams at the end of the sixth round: P. W. L. Pts. Canterbury College ..5505 United 11. .. ..5505 United I. .. ..6515 United 111. .. ..5414 Cashmere .. ..6242 Addington .. ..5141 Linwood .. ..5141 Cathedral .. ..6151 Fendalton .. ..5050 Following are the results of Saturday's senior matches, together with those of the lower grade competitions:— CANTERBURY COLLEGE y. UNITED 1. SINGLES. 11. A. Barnett beat J. G. A'Court, 6-4, 10-S. B. A. Barrer boat XX. S. P. Andrews, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4. 11. L. Sowden lost to J. H. W. Sheppard, 1-6, 2-6. It. A. Young beat 11. G. Searle, 2-6. 6-4, 10-8. DOUBLES. Barnett and Barrer beat A'Court and Andrews, 6-4, 6-2. Sowden and Young v. Sheppard and Searle, 1-6, 9-7 (unfinished). Canterbury Coliego won by 1 matcheß to 1. UNITED 11. v. FENDALTON. SINGLES. 11. Dyniond beat N. G. Norbort-Munns, C-J. 6-1. T. Ithodes-Wiiliama beat W. S. Somervillc, 6-1. 11-U. I'. ti. Greonwood beat E. A. Lee, 6-4, 6-1. N. XI. Barlow beat D. M. Luslt, 6-2, 6-1.

DOUBLES. ' Dymond and Ithodcs-VV'illiams beat Soincrvillo and Norbert-Munns, G-4, 7-5. Greenwood and Barlow beat Leo and Lusk, GO, G-2. United won by G matches to 0. UNITED 111. v. ADDINGTON. SINGLES. W. R. Robinson boat D. G. Silvester, 6-2, (j-'J. 'l'. W. Patterson beat H. F. Howard, 6-0, G-l. 15. B. Loughnan beat I. J. Corich, 7-5, G-l. E. K. Knglaiid beat A. Austin, G-2, G-l. DOUBLKS. IJubinson and Patterson beat Silvester and i Inward, G-n, G-l. Loughnan and England beat Corich and Austin, G-l, G-o. I'nitcd won by G matches 1o 0. (ASIIMI'.KK v. CATHEDTIAD. SINGLES. 11. Browning lent to .1. W. Arnold, 06, V.\ Deans be.it F. O. Schmidt, 1-G, G-4, G-:;. \\\ Angus List t" D. Martin, 1-G, 0-2, 0-G. A. J. T>erbi(lK« lost to ,T. itahoney, 6-8, J-G. DOUBLES. Deans and Angas beat Arnold and S.-limidt, 7-5, G-,'l. drowning and Dcrbidgo bent Martin and Jlah.mcv, G-:t, G-l. Ciilh. dral won by G2 games to 155. A (JUADK SECTION I. I ENDALTON* v. BELFAST. .Men's Singles C. P. ,/ones lost ( 0 I, M..)>is, 5-9; B. Winchester bent L. Kualc, 9-G; If. J'. Junes bout B. Hass.,ll, 9-1; L. I!. Slovens l.wt to M. LiJley, 7'.i. Women's Singles-iMiss J. Deal lost, to -Mrs lihinli, 3-0; Miss C. Wood beat Miss Seines, G-l; Mrs A. Cooper lost to Miss Since, 4-G; Mrs 11. Jefcoate lost to Miss Goofle, 1-G. Men's Doubles-R. P. and C. P. Jones lost to Morris and Neale, 5-9; Winchester and Stevens lost to HassaH and Lilley, 4-9. Women's Doubles—Misse* Donl and Wood Inst to Mrs Blank and Miss Scanes, 2-G; Mrs Cooper and Mrs Jefcoate boat Misses Since and Goode, G-3. Mixed Doubles-Miss Wood and C. P. Jones lost to Mrs Blank and Morirs, .1-G; Miss De.il and Winchester lost to Miss -canes and Ncnle, 2-G; Mrs Cooper :ind R. P. Jones beat Miss Smee and Hsssall, 6-4; Mrs Jefcoate and Stevens lost to Miss Goode and Lillcv, 0-G. Belfast won by 10 sris to G. ST. ALBANS v. EDGEWAUE. Men's Singles—E. Hartlo lost to G. Carpenter, 2-9; .11. G. Beverley lost to L. Kissel, 5-9; A. S. Mollison lost to J. H. Griffiths, 3-9; J. Haberfield lost to R. Joyce, 5-9. Women's Singles-Miss B. Dini beat Miss A. Douglas, G-l; Miss 15. Wade lost to Mi3S M. Armstrong, 4-6; Mis 3 15. Brvdon beat Miss M. Richardson, G-l?; Miss "V. Miller lost to Miss M. Legge, 1-G. Men's Doubles—Beverley and Mollison lost to Griffiths and Kissel, G-9; Hartlo and Haberfield lost to Carpenter and Joyce, 2-9. Women's Doubles—Misses Dini and Wade beat Misses Douglas and Richardson, 6-5; Misses Rrydon and Miller lost to Misses Armstrong and Lcgee, 2-6. Mixed Doubles—Miss Dini and Beverley lost to Miss Douglas and Griffiths 4-6; Miss Wnde and Marlle lopt to Miss Logge and Carpenter, fi-fi: Miss Brvdon and Haberfield lost. In Miss Richardson and Kissel. 0-6; Miss Miller and Morrison lost to Miss Armstrong and Joyce, 0-G. Edgcwiue won by 13 sets to 3.

ADDINGTON v. CANTERBURY COLLEGE. Men's Singles—.l. .Fletcher lost to IS. D. DuUicld, ti-9; VV. Thompson lost to A. Thompson, 7-3; J. Andiows beat Watson, •J-l; 1. McKenzie beat N. Newbold, 9-8. Women's Singles—Mis Browne beat Miss I'. Metaoii, 0-2; Miss Iloggan beat Miss -Morrison, G-3; Miss Lysaght lost to Miss McCorubs, j-t; Mrs Silby lost to Mies Pyne, Mon's Doubles—Fletcher unci Thompson lost to Dullield and Thompson, 8-9; Andrews and McKenzie beat Watson and Newbold, 0-' J. Women's Doubles—Mrs Browne and Miss Hoggan beat Miss Metson and Miss Morrison, 6-0; Miss Lysaght and Mrs Silby lost to Mis 3 McCombs and Miss Pyne, 2-C. Mixed Doubles—Mrs Browne and Fletcher bent, Miss Metson and Duffield. 6-3; Miss Lysaght and Thompson boat Miss Morrison and Thompson, 6-3; Miss Hoggan and Andrews beat Miss Pyne and Watson, 6-3; Mr 3 Silby and McKenzie beat Miss McCombs and Newbold, 6-3. Addington won by 10 sets to 6. CASHMERE v. WAIMAIRI. Men's Singles—J. Huston lost to F. Smith, 3-9; J. Mosley lost to H. Ford, C-9; J. llargrcaves lost to H. Tillman, 7-9; T. Young beat J. L. Squire, 9-6. Women's Singles—Miss C. Reese lost to Miss Sharpe, 5-0; Miss N. Irwin beat Miss T,o?;m, (i-5; Miss J. Redman beat Miss Fulton, C-0; Mrs Beaufort lost lo Mr 3 Andrews, .1-0. Men's Doubles—Mosley and Huston lost to Smith and Ford, 1-9; Harzroavrs and Young lost to Tillman and Squire, 7-9. Women's Doubles—Misses Irwin and Rcdman beat Mesdames Sharpe and Andrews, fi-5; Mrs Beaufort and Miss Reese lost to Miss Logan and Mrs Sharpe, 3-6. Mixed Doubles—Miss Reese and Ruston lost to Mrs Sharpe and Smith, 4-6; Miss Irwin and Young lost to Miss Logan and Ford, 5-6; Miss Redman and Hargreaves beat Mrs Andrews and Tillman, 6-4. Waimairi won by 9 sets to 6. LINWOOD v. CATHEDRAL. Men's jingles—N. Mansfield lost to J. Mercer, 7-9; X. Manchester lost to i. Quinn, 5-9; F. Wilson lost to A. Mercer, 4-9; C.

Glanville beat E. Kean, 9-8. Women's Singles—Mrs Wilson lost to Miss I. Poole, 1-G; Alias Williamson lost to Miss T. Poole, 0-G; Miss Dickson lost to Miss V. Flood, 2-0; Miss Anderson beat Miss A. Fox, 6-3. Men's Doubles—Glanville and Manchester lost to 3. Mercer and Quinn, 7-9; Mansfield and Wilson boat A. Mercer and Kean, 9-7. Women's Doubles—Mrs Wilson and Miss Williumson lost to Mioses I. and T. Poole, 8-G; Misses Dickson and Anderson beat Misßes Flood and Fox, 6-f>. Mixed Doubles —Mrs Wilson and Wilson lost to Miss T. Poole and .T. Mercer, S-G; Miss Williamson and Mansfield lost to Miss I. Poole and J. Quinn, 3-6; Mibs Dickson and Manchester lost to Mass V. Flood and A. Mercer, 5-fi; Miss Anderson and Glanville beat Miss A. Fox and Kean, fi-<t. Cathedral won by U sets to 5. OPAWA v. KLMWOOD. Men's Singles—N. Franklin beat A. L. Kay, 9-6; It. R. Roberts bent h. J. Broughlon, 9-5; C. Morrison lost to K. D. Broughton, 8-0; \V. Carton lost to W. M. Rumbold, 4-'.l. Women's Singles- Mrs Benle lost to Miss P. Wright, 4-0; Miss Wickes lost to Miss L. Cnnmi, 2-6; Mrs Gibson lost to Miss R. Jloukhnm, -1-G;. Mm Iggo beat Miss K. Cliapman, G-2.

Men's Doubles—Franklin and Roberta lo3t to Kay and Rumbold, 8-9; Morrison and Garton loßt to Broughton and Broughton, 8-9.

Women's Doubles —Mrs Beale ana Miss Wickes lost to Mirses Wright and Cnmrn, 3-6; Mesdnmcs Gibson and Iggo lost to Misses Hookham and Chapman, 3-6. Mixed Doubles—Mrs Bealo and Roberts lost to Miss Wright and Kay, 2-6; Miss Wickes and Franklin beat Miss Camm and Rumbold, G-0; Mrs Iggo and Morrison beat Miss Hookham and L. J. Brou<*Hon, G-3; Mrs Gibson and dsrtou lost to Miss Chap-m-n and K. D. Broughton, G-4.

Elmwood won by 11 sots to S SUMNER v. WOOLSTON

Men's aingles-G. A. Webb lost to W. Hawkins, 3-9; E. Huston beat E. Biddle, 9-3; G. Browne beat ii. lggo, 0-1; 1. J. Wilson beat R. Davies, 9-6. Women's Singles—Mrs Bell-Syer lost to Miss Boyd, E-6; Mrs Brook lost to Miss N. Dick, 3-6; Miss M. Browne lost to Miss Douglas, 4-6; Miss Thomas lost to Miss Dryden, 0-6. Mon's Doubles—Webb and Huston lost to Hawkins and Biddle, 7-9; Browne and Wilson lost to lggo and 7-9. Women's Doubles—TTcsdames Bell-Syer and Brook lost to Misses Boyd and Dick, 4-6; Misses Browne and Thomas lost to Misses Douglas and Dryden, 4-6. Mixed Doubles—Mrs Bell-Syer and Browne bent Miss Dick an" Hawkins, 6-2; Mrs Brook and Webb lost to Miss Boyd and Biddle, 4-G; Miss Browne and Huston lost to Miss Douglas and lggo, 5-6; Miss Thomas and Wilson boat ffiss Dryden and Davies, 6-2. Woolston won by 11 sets to 5. B GRADE St. Mary's beat Riccarton by 91 games to 89 To Whaka boat North Linwood by 0 sets AVcslcy beat Linwood by 10 sets to 6. C GRADE North Linwood beat South Christchuirch by 12 sets to 4. Opawa beat Redcliffs by 16 sets to 0. Heathcote beat Now Brighton by 14 sets Woolston beat Addington by 9 sets to 7. KAIAPOI V. OXFORD Women's Singles—Miss .Logan C Mi as Baxter 2; Miss Todd 6, Miss Skurr 2; Mr* Baker 6, Mrs Hawes 4; Mies Macilree 5, Miss MeOormack 6; Miss Pearce 6, Miss Wobber 5; Miss Henoy 5, Miss Wotherspoon 'Men's Singles—G. Hirst 6, Dr. Minty 2; A. Hirßt 4, E. Knowlcs 6; C. Farrer 3, G. Overend 6; A. Dixon 6, 0. Hawes 1; F. Hamner 5, E. McCahon 6; R. Reid 4, A. Beere 6. Women's Doubles —Miss Logan and Miss Todd 6, Miss Baxter and Miss Skurr 1; Mrs Baker nnd Miss Macilree 6, Mrs Hawes and Miss McCormack 1; Miss Pearce and Miss Heney 6, Miss Webber and Miss Wotherspoon 2. Men's Doubles—Hirst and Hirst 6, Minty and Knowles 1; Farrer and Dixon 6, Overend and Hawes 3; Hamner and Roid 5, McCahon nnd Beere 6. Mixed Doubles —Miss Logan and G. Hirst 3, Miss Baxter and Minty 6; Miss Todd and A. Hirst 4, Miss Skurr and Knowles 6; Mrs Baker and Farrer 2, Mrs Hawes and Overend 6; Miss Macilree and Dixon 6, Miss McCormack and Hawes 4; Miss Pearce nnd Hamner 3, Miss Webber and McCahon 6; Miss Heney and Reid 6, Miss Wotherspoon and Beere 5. Kaiapoi won by 121 games to 90. HORNBY V. LEESTON Men'B Singles—G. Burt 4, E. Maindonald 6; J. Airey 4, F. Jarman 6; C. Kenworthy 6, A. Burt S; O. Slade 6, R. Jarman 3; F. Slndo 3, R. Townshend 6; H. Wilson 3, J. Campbell 6. Women's Singles—Mrs Spicer 6, Miss Bow den 1; Mrs Dickey 6, Miss Power 4; Miss Gillett 6, Miss Ryde 2; Miss Joyce 6, Miss Woodward 8; Mrs Eadie 6, Miss O'Gorman S; Miss B. Spicer 6, Miss Moriarty 4. Men's Doubles —Burt and Airey 5, Maindonnld and F. Jarman 6; Kenworthy and Slade 0, Burt and R. Jarman 6; F. Slade and H. Wilson 5, R. Townshend and J. Campbell 6.

"Women's Doubles—Mrs Spir.cr and Mrs Dickey 6, Misses Bowden and Power 5; Misses Gillelt and Joyce 6, Misses Woodward and Rydo 5; Mrs Eadie mid Miss B. Spicer 6, Misses O'Gorman and Moriarty 3. Mixed Doublet—Burt and Mrs Spicer 4, Maindonald and Miss Bowden C; .Airey and Mrs Dickey 6, F. Jarman and Miss Power S; Kenwortliy and Miss Gillett 0, Burt and Miss Ryde 0; 0. Slade and Miss Spicer 5, R. Jarmnn and Mrs Woodward C; V. Slade and Mrs Eadie 6, Townshend and Miss O'Gorman 0; D. Wilson and Miss Joyce 6, Campbell and Mrs Moriarty 5. Hornby won by J23 games to 08.