SPORTING.

Evening Star, Issue 14637, 5 August 1911, Page 8

SPORTING.

- ■»■ ■■.- BILLIARDS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. MELBOURNE. August 5. (Received August 5. at 11 a.m.) Tom Recce, (England) m showing fine play in the match" of 8,000 level agair.fi l'V,d Lindrum (New South who is in indifferent health. TVeent ecorrc* : itc-ece, 6,070; Lindrum, 3,870. YACHTING AT COWES. i'ross Association-"y Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON. August 4.' (Received August 5, at 9 a.m.) King Alfonso. Fleering the Hispania. w-.-n the cup open to 15-metre class. C..1.C. NATIONAL MEETING. The foiiowin?; final payments and acceptances iia.ve been receive,'! f«ir the Canterbury Orand National Meeting next week : Winter Cun, of 600sors. lm.—Boanerges 10.12. Nvland 10.11. Effort 10.5. Coroiiiform 10.4. Dearest 10.2. Iney 10.1 line. 51h pen.!. The_ Rover 9.13, Filtaway 0.1.'i, I'ndnridcd 9.be (inc. Tin pen.!, Bonny (lieu 9.12. Netrntive 9.5 line 51b pen.'. Miiinura, 9.5. Odessa 9.5 line. 51b pen.'. Flambeau 9.0, Sublime 9.0, Turna 9.0. Grand National Steeplechase. of I.COV-ovs. 3im.- -Corazon 12.5 (inc. 7!lv pen.!, .Antarctic 12.2. Red M'Wrocor 10.10. Level! 10.10. Eurus 10.9. True BJuo 10.4. Wiiiiat-a 10.5, Hoiv-r-t Tom 10.2, l'arituui 10.2, Dnrar.do 10.1. Lebcau 9.15, Liberty 9.15, D'nil 9.15. Ribst-one Pippin 9.10, The Gunner 9.7.' ' i!rnr..l National Hurcde Race. of 1,000.= ovs. About 2m. --pj.isano 12.5. Continuance 11.11. Whakaweira 115, Compass 11.0, The Rover 10.11 (inc. 141b pen.,'. Masier Paul 10.10, Espartero 10.9, Ci-ntaur 10.9. The Native 10.5. St. Aidan 19.5. Appin 10.2. Paritutii 10.0. Windage 9.0. Kildonan 9.0. Redmond 9.0. Hunt-ers' Hurdk-s. of loOsovs. 1 round and 1 distance.- -Mauri 12.5, Shillelagh 10.15, Sabine 10.12, Simon Pure 10.9, Svlvia. Maid 10.7. Mvall 10.5. Ncdra 10.4, Master Wobb 10.4. Miharo 10.2, Wirihana 10.0. Trial Hurdles, of 200sovs. IJm.— Tho "Rover 11.0, St. Aidan 10.15, Passive 9.10. Dogger Bank 9.6, flnki Pin 9.4, Rclmond 9.4, 'Cardiff 9.0. Cant<rburT 9.0. Wairaki 9.0. .lumpers' Flat Race, of loO.'ors. Ijin.'l'he Compass 11.2, The Native 11.1. Appin 10.6. Master Paul 10.0. Kildonan 9.15, Gaelic 9.5. Windage 9.5. Milo 9.0. Embrasure 9.0. Rangiwhimia 9-0. Enlield Steeplechase, of 130sovs. About 2m.--Wirral 11.5. Lagmhor 10.9, Slaybov 10.S, Tyrajmic 10.6. Captain Jingle 10.2, Corona 10.0, St. Albert 9.13. Dcerslaver 9.10, St. Amelia 9.9, Milo 9.5, Shillelagh 9.8, Northern Star 9.7, King of Trumps 9.7. Sea Dog -9.7. Kelp 9.7. Tairaki 9.7, Salopian 9.7, Revenge 9.7, Gle.nmore 9.7. Avonhead Handicap, of loOsovs. 6f.— Shuj.-v 10.13, The Native 10.9. Wedge 10.2, Cold Circle 10.2, Friwollite 9.11, Amaru 9.9, Eiva 9.4, Ahua.pai 9.2, Somersault 9.2. Nightlight 9.1, Eaglestono 9.0, Good Sign 9.0, Baffin 9.0. DUNEDIN COURSING CLUB. ]rt the final for the Winter Cup yesterday Curiosity easily disposed of Crossbov, and the final of the Supplementary Stakes found King a decisive winner from Quick march. CRICKET. Mr C. B. Fry writes to the London papera that he is anxious to go to Au-stralia with the Marylebone team. His delay is duo to his difficultv in securing the £2.000 required annually for the upkeep of thetradning ship "Mercury, whereof he is director? Ho adds that it is absurd to sacrifice the Mercury to cricket. He will be able to go if tho public subscribe freely. C. P. Mead, playing for Hampshire, made consecutively 207 not out against Warwickshire at Southampton and 194 against Sussex at Portsmouth.