SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 12768, 22 March 1906, Page 6

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTH •CANTERBURY RACES. The following are the acceptances for the principal events to be decided on Thursday nest:— Timaru Cup. Ijm.—Convoy 9.0, Beau Seaton 8.5, Thunderer 7.13, Somaroff 7.12, Not us 7.11, Brighton 7.9, Sirius 7.5, Becky Seaton 7.2, Tsitsihar 6.7. Hiving Handicap. 6f.—Petrovna 10.9. Red Gauntlet 9.5, Pallas 9.3, Zetland' 8.12, Sandy 8.10, Bosca-stle 8.3, Makaroff 8.0, Lolah 8.0, Connt Gorton 7.7, Alexis 7.7, Curio.setta 6.13, Jolly Roger 6.10. WAIHOLA REGATTA. A sporting contributor sends the following anticipations for the rowing events on to-morrow’s programme :—Maiden Double Sculls—lnvercargill 1, Otago 2; Maiden Four—North End 1, D.A.B.C. (Rice) 2; Senior Double Sculls—Otago 1, Dunedin 2 ; Junior Double Sculls—Otago 1, Drive 2; Junior Four—lnvercargill 1, Drive 2; Senior Four—lnvercargill 1, Port 2; Youths’ Four-—Oamani 1. Port 2; Junior Pair —Dunedin 1, Otago 2 ; Maiden Pair— Otago 1, North End 2; Senior Pair—Dunedin 1, Port 2. BOWLING. The following teams have been chosen to represent the Roslyu Club in the match against Taieri on Saturday at Taieri Green; —R. Wales, M. Nieol, J. B. Callan, A. Matheson (s); A. C. Alcock, R. Bentley, A.' H. Crawford, W. C. Allnntt (s); E. Walden, C. Oliver, C. H. Matthews,- J. Scoular (s); G. E. Jones, J. Timson, W. Wilson, D. Scott (s); W. A. Smith, 0. Balk, W. Green, G. Wedderspoon (s); R. Thomson, T. Dickson, W. YtuLl, R. Crawford (s). The following members of the Caledonian Club will journey to Palmerston to-morrow morning:—F. Foley, J. Dee, R. M'Robie, C. F. Greenslade, J. Collins, W. M‘Leod, J. Smeaton, B. White, J. North, J. C. Afcernethy, J. C. Norris, R. Orr, B. Collett, C. E. Kcast, and G. CapsticL The following members of the St. Kilda Bowling Club will journey to Stirling tomorrow to meet the Stirling and Balclubha Clubs: —J. E. Alien, C. Matthews, H. M. Ewing, J. White, W, H. Hayward, A. Stoneliam, J. B. Dick, J. D. Cameron, T. Higgins, W. J. Paterson, A. Morrison, W. Taylor, A. J. Downing, J. G. Robertson, J. M l Ourdy, D. C. Cameron, jun., A. Glen, J. G. M‘Leod, J. C. Pollard. St. Kilda v. Dunedin, ou Dunedin green, on Saturday.—St. Kilda: J. E. Alien, D. M'Farlane, J. M’Curdy, T. R. Irvine {si).; W. Jacobson, H. M. Ewing, J. W. Cameron, G. P. Mollison (s); J. E. Offen, A. Stoneham, D. C. Cameron, jun., J. Whit© St. Clair %. Kaituna, at Kaxtuna.—St,

ClairS. F. Sherwood, L. Joel, R, Duncan, L. Pope (s) ;F. H; Jones, J. B. Waters, W. J. Love, D. S. Jolly (s); T. Butts, C. Chapman, W. B. Pidjington, J. H. Hancock ; emergency, A. Hicks. FOOTBALL. At a meeting of tire Committee of the Dunedin Football Club, held last evening, ■Mr D. R. Corson resigned the honorary secretaryship of the duo, and Mr Charles Bond was appointed in his stead. An Association football jnatch will be played on the Asylum Ground to-morrow morning at 9.50 between teams representing Duudas street Primitive Methodist Church, and King street Congregational Church. The players are as follows:—Dundas street: W. Roberts, S. A. Sheen, H. Guy, W. Kennedy, J. Allen, L, Hogg, 0. Allen, D. Kennedy, 0. Dearsley, A. Smith, and D. Pollock. King street: C. Ferguson, R. Johnston, H. Hills, W. Johnston, W. R. Sinclair, J. Laing, H. E. Bennett, J. Dryden, M. Chadwick, W. Uttiey, A. Heighway. GOLF. In the third round of the competition for the president’s trophy, which will bo played tomorrow, the following o Layers will compete :—B. J. Smith plays "j. A. Burt, I. A. Hunter plays J. N. Lawson, W. C. MacGregor plays H, Broach, H. S. Fenwick plays C. Turnbull, J. N. Ritchie plays H. D. Stronach, F. M. Oldham plays P. Y. Wales, J. 0. Kettle plays H. Price, J. M. Ritchie plays J. L. Salmond, G. G. Ciipps plays G. M. MacLean, G. Armstrong plays F. L. Biss, F. W. Mac Lean a bye. In the second consolation for the club championship, play for which commences on Saturday, the following players will meet : —J. M. Ritchie plays J. 0. Kettle, J. A. Burt plays F. W. Mac Lean, A. Todd plays A. Holmes, E. A. Tapper plays F. J. Stilling, J. R. Scott plays F. L. Biss, D. Samuel plays F. Leitch, C. Holdsworth plays H. C. Smith or A. H. Fisher, G. Bernstein plays C. W. Rattray. A REGATTA AT NAPIER. The first regatta ever held in Napier took place yesterday afternoon in the inner harbor, Western Spit, before a large crowd of people. Crews from the Star, Welling-, ton, and Petcne Beating Clubs (Wellington), and Aramoho Boating Club, Union, and Wanganui Clubs (Wanganui) were amongst tiie competitors. The sum of £3,197 passed through the totalisator at the Waipawa County meeting yesterday. Oasis, the fayorite, accounted for the Autumn Handicap (of 40 sovs, 1m) and the Railway Handicap (of 30 sovs, sf). '