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AMATEUR ATHLETICS. RESIGNATION OP OTAGO DELEGATES. At a special meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association at Wellington last night Messrs A. Marryatt and J. H. Pollock, tho representatives' of the Otago Centre, handed in their resignations. This action is the outcome of Otago'e resentment of the action of the delegates in voting for Wellington as the place to hold the Australasian championships, contrary to the instructions of the Otago Centre. The Otago Centre passed a resolution revoking the appointment of Messrs Marryatt and Pollock as delegates, and although the delegates named believe that the Centre has no power to do this, they regard the resolution as a vote ot want-of-confidenco, and prefer to resign-. The resignations were accepted, and the delegates thanked for their services to amateur athletics. BARRY-FOGWELL MATCH. The London ' Sportsman' announces that Fog well has accepted September 11 as the date of his race with Barry. HARRIERS. The following are the handicaps for the St. Andrew Club's mile and a-half novice race, which will be hold at Tahuna Park to - morrow afternoon : —G. H. Porens
d scratch, G. H. Thomson 25 yards, Kelly o 46, L. Hunt 80, C. O’Hara 110, J. Jorden 145, Williams 160, R. Toiler 170, F. Sims e ISO, W. Curr 200. a THE DAVIS CUP. i- At a meeting of the Management Como niittoo of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis i- As Delation a Wellington last night a letter was received from the Australian Lawn g Tennis Association asking that a place be s recommended whore the Davis Cup is to ■' be played. The Comnufctoo decided to ca. e a special meeting of the Council for June B 7, at which tlio New Zealand Association hj will bo consulted upon the matte-. 'Jiie ' Associations in tho four chief centres arc n being written to for information as to 'he e suitability of each place. The Austwi.n; Association ask lor a match court aud two separate practice courts for the competing teams to practise on, and inquiries as to 0 the estimated cost of stands to hold 5,000 e persons, and the cost of the propantkm and rental of grounds. Dr W. V. Ea.cs was appointed New Zealand iebgv'.e io J the All England Lawn Tonnri Association. -■iU.i —.
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Evening Star, Issue 14573, 23 May 1911, Page 7
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