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Evening Star, Issue 17314, 30 March 1920, Page 2

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THE TUAPEKA MEETING. * The following acceptances have been re- , ceived for the Tuapeka County Jockey i Club’s meeting on Saturday;— \ Maiden Plate, 75sovs. 6f. W.f.a.—Samson 9.0, Master Denis 9.0, Silent Fort < 9.0, Roniform 9.0, Lady Fire 8.12, Dila- < tory 8.12, Dione 8.12, Clothilde 8.12, Gal- < way 8.9, Adjudge 8.9, Last Word 7.2, Sanarto weight not declared. 1 Tuapeka Handicap, 80sove. Ij-m.— < : Hardehot 8.4, Jack Symons 8.4, Tuticori 8.0, Rapid River 7.6, United Service 7.6, Micky Free 7.3, Awahou 7.0. President's Trot, lOOsovs. l^m. —Straychild scr, Cliffeton Chimes scr, Until scr, Peter Beck scr, Chevy Chase scr, Mascot scr, Brown Owl 12yds behind, Littlefield 84yds, Indiana Girl 84yds, Peterville. (ino. 60yds penalty) 84yds, Floataway 108yda, Mooney 120 yds. Hack Welter, SOsovs. sf.—Sunlit 9.0, Adjustment 8.13, Lady Knight 8.13, Erroneous 8.15, Lady Links 8.13, Vice-Regal , 8.13, Barley Rigs 8.12, Lima 8.11, Master Danis 8.10, Lisp 8.0. Lawrence Handicap, HOsovs. 6f.—Ardmore 9.9, Mythology 9.6, Palamon 9.6, Revolution 8.13, Thestius 8.6, Miss Finland 8.0. Dash Trot, BOsovs. Im.—Rosebery scr, Peter Beck scr, Gwendoline Fontaine scr, Chevy Chase scr, Lasca Lad scr, Fashion Plate scr, Kaloon scr, Russell Maid scr, Mascot 12yds behind, Kentucky Wood 36yds (inc. 56yds penalty), Indiana Girl 36yds, Granny Franz o6yds, Peterville 96yd (inc. 36yds penalty)/ General Wait 96yds, Littlefield 108 yds. Stewards’ Hack Handicap, 85sovs. 6f.— : Mythology 9.13, Lady Superior 8.13, Lndv Links 8.12, Rapid River 8.12, Erroneous 8.11, Master Denis 8.10, Mickv Free 8.5 Dilatory 8.0. * ’ Flying Handicap, 90sovs. sf.—Ardmore 9.9, Killowen 9.4, Revolution 8.13, Thestms 8.9, Sunlit 8.7, Vice-Regal 8.1, Sam- , son 8.0, Lady Links 7.12, Miss Finland 7.12, Botanist 7.12. • THE FEILDING MEETING. Following are the acceptances for the Feilding races, which begin on Easter Monday Kawakawa Hurdles, sCosovs. l|m.— Movement 11.15, Maractotara 11.13, Goldstream 11.12, Zola 11.5, Yankee Jack 11.5, All Talk 10.8, Sweet Tipperary 10.6, Hautawa 9.0, Viglio 9.0, Sir Donald 9.0, ..Sail Home 9.0, Sensitive 9.0, Signorella ' 9.0, Lepano 9.0. Maiden Stakes, 200sovs. sif.—Vindictive, Form, Princess Marion, Broken, Lord Desmond, Vladist, Linetta, Crucelle Blackhead, Elegajit, Husbandry, Roiwhai* Lady Penza, Lord Formby, Rangiata Prodigal, Zanol, Mareikura, Minsk, Student, Maritza, The Digger, Bombala, Achillion. n n Fe i| dm S .'Cup, 750sovs. Ijm.—Client RB, Red Ribbon 8.10, Bonnie Maid 8.9, Nobleman 8.8, Marquetaur 8.2, Risingham 610, Moutoa Ivanova 7.10, Imaribbon 7.10, Haversack 6.9. C/ ,Onep U hi Hack Welter, 250sovs. 1m and Arm y Service q*it l lca . 8.13, Simmon 8.11, Valencia 8.11, Moutoa Camp 8.9 8A Catalini 8.3, Sea Foam 7.11, _ Whetola 7.11, Better Luck 7.11 Llevivate 7.11, Whizz Bang 7.11. ' Taonni Hack Handicap, 200sova. 7f Parorangi 8.8, Philomela 8.5, Empyrean i.lo Sweet Song 7.6, Utuwai 7.6, Kvoto 66, Ixienzi 72, Miss Love 7.1, Belle o’ the Camp 6.10. Mangaone Handicap, 400sovs. 6f Inah 812 Jutland 7.13,. All Over 7.12 iSaJgi 6 a 7 ‘ Wt Mem ° ry 7 ‘ 1 ’ Hack Handicap. 200sovs. 5J,f Temn y Fa ? ciful 9,3 > Incorae'9.2, Tempo 8.13 Irapuka 8.3, Yankee Dan 8.3, Passm Through 8.2, Empyrean R 1 fe™ 7 -, 10 ,- 7.8 S!*. ?i: clmp ill • Mm,t 6 - 13 ' B '“- «• Hafcombe Welter, 350sovs. 7f._Lingerie 10.3, Imanbbon 9.11, Jutland 9 9 Omnhu 91, All Talk 8.13, Toatere 8 12 Detroit 8.10, Borealis 8.10, Kinsem 8 9 ‘ Ta a n- or 7 a il k m’ GoldPr °Wem 7.13, Idle Talk 7.11, Otaura Kid 7.11, Combustion SWIMMING. the championship meeting. AUCKLAND INDIGNANT. Auckland Centre of the Amateur f~ ng Is'1 s '? oclatlon llave passed the folrw ,on i~‘‘ That the Auckland Centre take exception to the report of the president of the New Zealand Amateur v Association m connection with the conduct of the recent swimming champiOMnip meeting. It i s the unanimous opinion that the statement published is unfortunate, and that a grave indiscretion ha s been perpetrated at a time when club guevances had been forgotten and the Auckland Centre were stronger than ever previously in clubs and money, and a record championship success had been achieved Ihe centre regret that by an unwarranted report and a cynical resolution they had been placed in an undignified and an absolutely unmerited position . by the ISiew Zealand Council, whose action lends color to the suspicion that the report and the resolution are the result of the anticipations of a certain centre not having been realised.” ° QUEENSTOWN REGATTA. ° n i i G k l F c l, lowing Club Committee meeting the following were chosen to represent the club at the Queenstown regattaYouths’ Fours-—G. Dunn (stroke) J. E. Joyce, E. R. Reay, J. Macky (bow) • a ouths’ Pairs—G. Dunn (stroke), J E Joyce (bow), and E. R. Reay (stroke), j! Macky (bow); Maiden Fours—A. A. Perrv (stroke), W. H. Wood, C. Henry, W. G Coull; Maiden Pairs—A. A. Perry (stroke), W H Wood (bow); Maiden Double Sculls—W. H. Wood stroke), C Henry (bow). ‘ ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The annual meeting of the Otago Football Association was held last evenino-. The president (Mr S. S. Myers), in moving the adoption of thp annual report, said that they had every reason to believe that the game would flourish now that the war yas over and their members had returned. He hoped that the committee would remember that the young players were the ones who would carry on the game, and give them every opportunity to take the place of their seniors.—The report was . adopted. following officers were elected: President, Mr S. S. Myers; vice-presidents —The Mayor (Mr W. Begg), Messrs D. Anderson, A. M’Cutcheon, W. G. Cocking, R. Brown, W. Fleming, J. Milburn, H. J. Duncan, W. Fullerton, E. Nicholson; secretary, Mr G. Cameron; treasurer, Mr Hassell; auditors, Messrs T. Irvine and H. G. Siedeberg; vice-presidents of the New Zealand Association, Messrs C. E. Btatham and H. Godber; delegates, Messrs W. Bryce and G. Campbell; sole selector, Mr W. Fullerton; General Committee— Messrs L. Jervis (Northern), J. Davie (Southern), J. Dunn (Christian Brothers), E. J. Anderson (Old Boys), Maclnnes (High School), J. Wilson (Kaitangata), E. Nicol (Y.M.C.A.), and A. Arthur (Technical). The decision to appoint a sole selector, instead of a selection committee of three, was carried by 12 votes to 5, on the motion of Mr Aitcheson. Mr Fleming said he thought they, should do their best to secure playing grounds in ' every part of the City. Under present conditions there was a danger of encouraging Soccer in one particular district and neglecting others. He thought they should affiliate with the Sports Protection League, if it would help them to secure grounds. Another member asked how it was that the City Council granted Rugby clubs the itse of grounds for which the O.F.A. paid k rental. ■ \ Mr Brown said-the question of obtaining grounds was already under consideration • by a committee. 'Resolutions were _ carried recommending the incoming committee to have revised and printed ; to consider the advisability of appointing a number of honorary vice-presidents, at an annual subscription rate; to recommend to the New Zealand Council the adoption of some such scheme as that used by the New Zealand Cricket Council in_the Plunket Shield com- - . petition, in which the interprovincial matches are the, determining,Jactor,

NOTES FROM CHRISTCHURCH. Our Christchurch correspondent telegraphs : G. Matthews has arrived at Riccarton with Sunart and Killala, who will carry Mr J. B. Reid’s colors at the C.J.C. meeting next week. Kolyoma and Consultation will leave for the West Coast, where they will be raced during- the next few weeks, provided a suitable rider can be secured. - Swannee River will be sent to Riccartou to contest the Great Easter Handicap.