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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21085, 9 February 1934, Page 13

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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12) VISIT OF WALLA WALLA GRATIFICATION OF OWNERS AND BREEDERS The visit of the Australian pacei Walla Walla to New Zealand about Easter time was favourably commented upon by the Canterbury Owners' and Breeders' Association at the monthly meeting last night, when Mr G. R. Hunter presided over a full attendance. It was decided to write to Mr L. Martin, the owner of Walla Walla, intimating that the executive would welcome the visit, and offer ever} ■J icility in its power to make the visit a success. It was also resolved to write to the Metropolitan Trotting Club, congratulating it on arranging ipecial matche- for the pacer. The committee endorsed the action of the Trotting Association in compelling outside clubs to offer reasonable stakes when their permits were moved to a larger ce re. AUSTRALIAN RACING KOSEHILL MEETING HM'IED PRBHS ASSOITATIOB —FT ir.ECTiIIO TEfjKGfiAi'ii—corvurouT.) i Received February 8, H. 3 p.m.) SYDNEY, February 8. The Uoriehill Racing Club's meeting, which *•»» from February 3, was lieia to-day. The following was the result ol tb« FLYING HANDICAP Of 150 hots Si* f'/.rlonga. FRtMoEL. 6-J3 •• Pa , rr I Roman »Spear 7 it « • Zensky « Dunerc 7-7 . Mortimer 6 ftiffht started. Von b». baJ' * head Tim#. Imin lSJseo.

ST. ALBANS CLUB v - 01,1 a' Hat'ley Park *.' T^i rc ' Condliffe, Crawford, Cum7 lln ®«.5 a y ' ® ra h am . Harper, Johna, Lindley, O'Brien, Walter. Second Grade v. Lancaster Park, at Lancaster Park No. 3—Armstrong, Burtt, Henderson, Jefcoatc, Mayo, North, Pearce, RanKin, Sandman, Truscott, Tucker. Third Grade v. ,St. Albans A, at Rugby Park (gate)— Roland, Dunns (2), Hunter. Jenkins, L. McMenar.iin, Mnllejr, Mora, Nelson. Quirk, Robinson. Third Grade A v. iSt, Albans C, at Bugby Park (gate)— Carter, Collins, Craig, Garbutt, Hadtield, Lake, O'Brien, Parks, Kich, Sclmack, W. Thomson. Third Grade B v. "Park, nt Uugby Park (fur) —Baldwin, Hitchooek, Lawrence, J. Martin, Pearce, Pope, Robert?, Scott, Smith, J. Thomson, Woods. Fourth Grade A v. Sydenham, at JUglcy Park No. C —Blackwell. Clark. Dorce, Gallagher, Gladstone-Hill, Head. Marshall, Mason, Jenkins, Simpson, Wright. Fourth Grade B v. Boys' High School B, at Strnvon road No. 2.

Fifth Grndn v. Hoys' High School B f at Hospital Corner Xo. 3 —Anderson, Collins, Orpon, Ilprrirk, Kirk, Jones, Lukics, McClellnnd, KoUon, Sudden, Woolley. Sixth Gradf v. Boys' High School B, itt Straven road Mo. 3 (second day)—A bye. OLD BOYS' CLUB First Grade v. St. Albans, at Hagley Park No. 3 —Burrows, Colville, Cobden, Fisher, Jladlec, Hobbs, Moffat, McKwen, Pa/r»\ T'atriek. Second Gr'idc v. Riccarton, at Jlagley Park No, s—Brooks Cook Cl), 1 fay, llill, TTounsell, Mofiat, Munt, McClelland, Uicli, Thome. Third Grade v. T.ancaster Park, at Hagley I'ark No. 4—Christmas, Kltoft, Ernpson, Ivitliorne, Jamieson, Keys;, Leonard, I'ol&on, Round, Taylor, Turner, Fourth (frado v. Old Collegians, at. "Elmwood Park No. I—Boon, Duwvs, ColvilJe, Gill. Moore, Newton, Norrie, Page, Rogers, Smellie, Stanley, Wicks (2), Wilks. Fifth Grade v, Christ's College, at Collego ground No. 2—Bcntlcy, Bullock, Columbus, Dobbs. Hewitt, Kearney, Nurse, Orchard, vSandelin, Southward, Winfield; twelfth man, Rollo.

EAST CHRISTCHURCH CLUB First Grade v. Lancaster Park, at Lancaster Park oval—G. Mortlock. K. Brosuahan. R. Coupland, D. Davis. P. A. D. Park, K. C. Wilson, T. F. Mnllan, £5. V. Ellis, C. H. McPhail, B. Marriott. Second Grade v. West Christchurch, at Rugby Park (middle) —Alex. Jones, Phillips, Andrews, Fail, Rossiter, Henderson, A. 1?\ Ellis, Kinvig, Kennedy, C. Liddle, J. Rollinson. Third Grade, v. Ricrnrfon. at Park No. 4 —Lgan, Orchard, Pearce, Kidson, , Breward. (ireenwood, Douglas, F. Upton, D. Upton, Markby. Dickinson. Fourth Grade v. City and Suburban, at Lancaster Park No. 5—S. Wright, Heatlcy, ! Davi.s, Barnard, Fearron. R. Commons, F. Commons, A. L. Jones, Balch, F. G. Jones, McEwin, Pecks ton. SHIRLEY CLUB Senior v. Kaihvav, at Sydenham —I.. Kinston, L. Kirk, E. -M. Cntnmin/», F-. T. Taylor, J. Streotor, A. Pitt. K. Pitt, I. Kraser, R. Dixon, C. Jirittenden, t'. | Junior A v. St. Albans, at St. Albans FT. Arris, !j. Newman, 1!. l'rake, Oreniell, ti. AValker, H. Allen, A. Boildington, N. Adams, Algie. Junior B v. \\ Aten's flub, at Shirley—ll. Johns, K. Burgess. S. Martin, L. Pbin'i'S, S. T. William?, J. Moore, A. Walker, A. Weekes, N. Kirk, S. Pentecost. Third Grade v. Avon, at Slnrley tin, R. Spencer. Moynihan, Drake, Cameron. Brown. L. Seott, J. O'Brien, "M. Hoare, Anderson, L. Truman, C. Truman.

NORTIICOTE CLUB Third Grade A. v. Beekeu-ham, at Beckenbau.—J. Dawson, J. H. Dawson, ,T. Parkes, O. I Cooke, W. Brougli, L. Carter, ii. Simpson. G. Lynrb, A. Bond, V>'. Price, -V. 'J reinbath. B. Trembath. Third tirade B v. Papanui. at School ground, Winter's road —it. Kilpatrirl*, . Jv. Price, T. Chapman, T. Donaldson, A. Kan tham, li. Clarke. A. Robinson, J- MBroadhurst, T. Stokns. A. l.eaeh, D. M AIR EH A I.' CI-CIS senior \ \ IWketilmm, at Klrawood —ll ' l.isie. S. Oakley, K. Oakl»v, U. Bani'i'Lon, A. Davis Cand!i.-b. L. lioberlson, I'. Cnndlish, li. Brooks, h. t.rentell, and Third Grade v. Opa.va at Opav■]" Walter, J. li. Walter. K. <-.o lett t, V H son, C. Bond. H. Walker, t'.. Walker, S. Buxton, A. Broughton, J. Bettr.d?.', Ockleshaw, and R. Ofkieshav.. AVON CLUIi Junior A v. Uieearmn. at r.imvood Park---i' Harrow, O. I'. Pitt. C. James. Cox, t. Mather, J. MvE.vin. M. Marshall. T- Cade, I ! K Cockle, J. .Moran, ii. J. Jlitehell. ' 'junior ' B v. Stewart's Gully, at I.lnwood fark—C. Marshall, 1-. Dempsey, K Demp- • see. A. Spieer, B. Berrett. I. Cook", I. Ta'vlor. W'. Ronnifaee, T. Brownie, (*. Cockle 1:'. Palk. . Third Grade A r. Shirley, at Puchmond Park —h Corner, s. Corner, H. Rossi. B. Brovii, K. Kvaus, 1., Evans. -V Moulin, W. Sherlock. F„ llillsdon, J. Black. J. Mimro, W Cha|ip!e. 'li- Scholield, Jt. Portei held. Third Grade B v. Lyttelton, nt Lyttelron i'. Pitt, W. Lloyd, J. Lloyd, K. Scot j, S Bourncr. W. Bedford, N. Campbell, ii. Poore, N. Fisher, A. Duthie, A. Molloy. UMPIRES APPOINTED The following umpires have been appointed for the eighth series of matches m the Canterbury Cricket Association s cornPC S ( U ."rr—Old Boys v. Pt. Albans, at Haßley oval No. H—McGuinness and ]>onaldson, ' Sydenham v. Riccarton, at Hagley oval IXo !• Burgess and Hawkings. W ChristchurcU v. Old Collegians, at Hagley oval No. '2: Gillanl and Miln. Last Christchurch v. T.ancaster "Park, at Lancaster Park Xo 1 • Coleman and iving. .Junior Grade -Old B-.js v. Riccarton. at 'T t-lev oval No • r.ightfnot and JamieM,V I' ; asi Thristchureh v. West Christchurch, ,V. n-.-fhy Park !middle>: Martin and Inndley. I'M Collegians v. Sydenham, at Sydenham Par!. N". I : though and I'raev.

STACEY AND HAWKER'S V. "THE PRESS" I'lajni" it .Sydenham Park jesterday, "The Press" bent Sfaccy and ll.twker'a by 48 runs. "The Press" batted first ami made 195 (.1. I'erkins N. A,re her £>, 0. Blazey 24, K. Stoneman 11>, i. Husfcell not out IS, A. Ward in). !n reply, Staccy and Hawker's made 147 <Q. Sutherwood 4-, .f. •Uoucall 27, G. Cotton ... At. llarr J Williams 14 nut out). liowlniK for m Press" Archer took seven wickets lor and Stoneman two for 17, and ,or t ® ccy and Hawker's, I»arr three lor 41, wood two for 23, Cotton two for „1 Doug all one for l r J. and Williams one lor nine howled best. GIRLS' ASSOCIATION [ NEW ZEALAND CONTROL DISCUSSED The formation of a New Zealand Ladies' Cricket Association was discussed at an executive meeting of the Canterbury Girls' Cricket Association Inst evening. Twelve delegates weie present, with Miss A. Scott in the chair. The secretary, Miss E. L. Harris, reported that letters had been written to the provincial associations regarding the proposal and that so far all replies had been favourable. The raising of funds for sending the representative twin to the forthcoming Wanganui tournament was ,.°'®" cussed. There was still about half the required amount to be collected, and a number of proposals were put forward for raising the money. It was finally decided to hold card evenings and next week to run a cake and produce stall. Miss J. Gray suggested that assistance be sought from the men's association.

A letter was received from the Wanganui Ladies' Cricket Association, stating that, on account of the heavy travelling expenses incurred by the Canterbury team, 00 per cent, of any profits would be allowed to the Canterbury Association. The letter also stated that a five-ounce ball would be used in the tournament. Miss Scott was appoined manageress of the representative team, which will leave for Wanganui on February 19. Protests by Technical and Sacred Heart junior teams against Ballantynes were dealt with by the meeting. The protests stated that Ballanfynes had included in their team B. Leonard, a High School senior player, but as the result of the competition was not affected it was decided to take no action.