SPORTING
£ HAWKES BAY RACES. *Tbe following acceptances have been received for the principal events to-mor-twr:— Hawkes Bav Hurdle Race. About 2m. —Multive 10.10. Movement 10.6, Mastei Moutoa 9.6. Whiro 9.5, Cello 9.0. Hawke's 8.-v Steeple base. About 3m.— M<if=ter Lupin "12.6, Bon Reve 12.6, Fceman 11.6, Polthcgi'e 10.11, Ormsby 9.9, Vacuum 9.7, Styrax 9.7. Heretaumra Handicap. 6£f. —Vagabond 112 Sweet Corn 10.13. Ohinewairna 10.9. Maihoa 10.6, Eligible 10.5. Gold Kip 9.12. Athens 11. 9.12, Lady Black 9.11, Detroit 910 Sir Agnes 9.9, Honev Bee 9.9. Elocution 9.8, Mehana 9.8, Old Gold 9.6. Cieft 9.6, Psmien 9.5, Jean Laddo 9.2, Sea Lord 92' Chillies 9.0. Mandrake 9.0, Rangi Atcha 9.0, Haumafcifca 9.0, Hythread 9.0. REVIVING ATHLETICS. At a meeting of the exanitive of the New Zealand Athletic and Cycling Union held at Timani last night the president (Mr J. Kennedy) and the secretory (Mr H. Frascr) were* authorised to call a Dominion conference at Wellington in July to take steps to review athletic sports, which brve been dormant tliroughout the war ■period.
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Evening Star, Issue 17080, 26 June 1919, Page 8
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171SPORTING Evening Star, Issue 17080, 26 June 1919, Page 8
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