SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 12162, 5 April 1904, Page 4

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

AUCKLAND RACES

Thisd Dai.— Txtesdat.

The A.R.C. meeting was continued in fin! weather. The attendance was moderate. Results:—

Maiden Hurdles, of 100 sots, 14L—Tahoe (9.12) 1, Native Rose (9.0) 2, Tuni (10,0) 3. AH started. Won by five lengths. Time, 3min 25fsec. Dividends, £2 15s and £2 16s.

Criterion Handicap, of 100 sovs, 6f Lady Rose (7.8) 1, Woodmount (7.8) 2. Rose Madder -(7.0) 3. Scratched : Eolfe and Seatonia. Won by a length. Time, lmio Dividends, £7 8s and £2 Os 6d. Autumn Handicap, of 650 sovs, l£m. — Float (7.6) 1, Romeo (8.9) 2, Miss Lottie (7.12) 3. Scratched: Wairiki. Won bv four lengths. Time, 2min 38|sec. Dividends, £3 4s 6d and £1 Is.

St. Heller's Hurdles, of 125 sovs, 2m.— Up-to-Date (1L11) 1, Aka Aka (9.7) 2, Princess of Thule (10.4) 3. Scratched: Haydn. Won by four lengths. Time, 3min 48sec. Dividend, £2 16s. FKTLDDfG RAGES. Seooktj Day.—Tuesday. The meeting Tras'continned to-day. Results : Denbigh Stakes, 6f.—Black Reynard 1, Balkrat 2, Rehua, 3. Won by half a length. Time, lmin 15§sec. Dividends, £6 12s and £1 ss. . Awahnri Handicap, lm Id.—Kaipetipeti 1, Waiprwa 2, Gold Trip 3. Won by a length. Time, lmin 59|sec. Dividends, £2 5s and 14s.

Kimbolton Hurdles. 14f.—Media 1, Mourner 2, Kfflamev 3. AH started. Time, 3min 20|sec. Dividends, £2 9s and £2 15s.

Qrona Hack Hurdles. 12f.—Lurcher 1 Lissa 2, Pushful 3. Scratched: Toledo. Won easily. Time, 2min Divi dends, £7 6s and 17s.

Easter Handicap, 1-^m. —Convoy (9.6) 1, Molodeon (7.7) 2, Shrapnel (8.8) 3. Scratched: Halberdier and Tirole. A good rac*. Time, 2min 9sec. Dividends, £2 16s and £4 16s. The race was ridden in heavy rain.

THE TENUIS CHAMPIONSHIP. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LATJNCEI3TON, April 5. (Received April 5, at 10.2 a.m.) Parker, of New Zealand, and L. E. Morgan won the tennis doubles championship, while the singles championship dow Ees between Parker and M'Congh, of Hobart, the present holder.

PORT CHALMERS ROWING CLUB. The above club intend holding club races, which will be rowed off on Saturday next, starting at 1.30 p.m. Thtro ; ire seven fouroured crews, viz.:— (1) J. Love, H. Mason, C. Brown, G. Ljghtbounu (stroke);(2) ]). Rennie, A. love, J. Audeiyon, G. Asher (stroke); (o) J. Knewstubb, W. Way, A. Greig, .F. Kcenan (stroke); (4) D. Lee, W. Gash, J. Collier, J. Solomon (<rtioke); 15) R. Saunders, J. Glengarry. M. So'omon, R. Foreman (stroke); (6) *W. Braiky. A. M'Donald, P. Li?htbournc, A. "Gondie (stroke); • (7) P. Glengarry, J. Gondie, H. Lewis, G. Smith (stroke)." The crews will row oil m the ffllle*ri»g heats:—No. 5 meets Mo. '.. N, ; . 3 meets No. 2, No. 1 meets No. 6, No. 4 a bye. The semi-final and fhnl of the pair-oatcd races will also be roved if on Siituyd'W, J. Solomon and W. BraiW mcetii!;; O.' Asher and R. Saunders, ond the w.','i.--n<? crew meeting R. Foreman and C. Brmin! The prizes for the four-oar*J lates pre four gold medals presented bv the shinwrights of I'ort Chalmers and' Mr F. W. Plaits, and for the pair-oared races are caps presented by Mr W. Kre?n. Uunedni. FOOTBALL. ' A match between Milton and Port Chalmers, played at Port yesterday, ended in a win for Port by ll" points "to nil. The game was very fast and interesting thronghout. The forwards were very evenlv matched. The principal feature of the ms-tch was the splendid passing rushes ol the Port backs, who played well together. Tries were scored by B. 'Tennent, W. Colthorpe, and C. Colthcrpe, one of which S. Moir converted. Mr R. Foster gave every satisfaction as referee.