SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 17923, 20 March 1922, Page 8

SPORTING

V.A.T.C. MEETING.

Following are the results of the principal events decided at Cauifield on Saturday:— Orrong Two-year-old Race 4f.--Russell Hastings and T. G. Whim's Prince Tressady (Tressadv— Comedy) 1, Sir Andrew 2, Chelae 3. Won by Utf a head. Time, lmin Ssec. St.. Kilda Cup, l.OGOsovs. Ijm.—M. M'Kerrzie's foingalet (Fla/ven—Young VeiKippa) 1, M. J. Jones's Purser 2. H. E. ■Conolly's Jack Staff 3 Won by a head. Time, 2min 34|-e*c. South Yarra Handicap, l,ooosovs. 6f.— Mrs R. Hillcoat's Mollyjs Robe (SyceMicrobe) 1, Carilla 2, Fleuriste 3. Half a head. Time, ).min 13^se&

MASTERTON MEETING.

The totalisator turnover on Saturday was £11,777, as against £16,176 handled last year. Remaining results: Juvenile Handicap, HOsovs. sf. Peneus (9.6) 1, Waetea (7.7) 2, Bonnie Nurse (6.12) 3. Won by thre lengths. Time, lmin 2jscc. Mastcrton Welter. lOOsovs. 7f.—Birkenclla (10.9) 1, Blue Hall (9.6) 2, Misty Wave (9.7) 3. One and a-half lengths. Time, lmin Stewards' Handicap. 130sovs. 7f.— Merry Day (6.7) L, Matatua (7.13) 2, Little River (9.8) 3. Three lengths. Time, lmin 29£scc.' Dash Handicap. lOOsovs. sf.—Ambitious (7.12) 1. Satin (7.4) 2, .Jackaroo (9.5) 3. Three parts of a length. Time, lmin 2sec.

GOLF.

A four-hall competition, played on Balmacewen links on Saturday, was won by J. R. Oallender and G. (Jnllaway. , The best scores were:—J. 11. Callender (5) and G. Gallawav (a), 6 up ; W. H. Cowper ('1) and X. Ga'lhrailh (8), 5 up; S. K. Sleigh (4) and IT. Brasch (4), 3 up; J. Hutchison (14) and F. C. Hutchison (6), all square. A four-ball bogey match was played on the St. Clair links on Saturday. Best cards:—Greville and D. 1), M'Carthy,_ 9 up ; Macbeth and Reed. 6 up ; O. Dick and ('. B. Wight, 6 up; Wraither and W. D. M'Carthy, 4 up; Anitman and Wright, 4 up. The h'rsfc qualifying round for the championship of the St. Clair Ladies' Golf Club will be played to-morrow. The following is the draw:—Miss Co'-sens v. Mise Watson, Mrs M'Carthy v. .Miss V. Watson, Miss Stevens v. Miss Greenslade, Mrs Robt. Hudson v. Miss D. Law. Miss Collins v. Mrs Richard Hudson, Miss G. Lethbridgc v. Mrs Waddell Smith, Miss Lethbridge v. Mrs Jacobs.

MKTHODIST HARRIERS.

At the annual meeting of tho Cargill Road Methodist Harriers, held on Saturday night, the committee presented its eighth annua! report, which stated that during the year twenty-one runs and two races were held with an average attendance of twelve. Attendance badges wero won by W. E. M'lndoe, A. Adie, S. Yeoman, J, Adie, R. C. L'liivers, E. O. Chap- j man, and T. J. Todd. The committee thanked the following for invitation runs :—Rev. and Mrsß. Raine, the Young Women's Bible Class, Mr and Mrs A. T. M'lndoe, Mr and Mrs W. W. Ashby, Mr and Mrs Todd, and Miss Wilson, of Abbotsford. The club was represented i m the interclub five-mile cross-country championship by W. E. M'lndoe, A. Adie, H. A. Ashby, C. Baldwin, T. J. Todd, and E. 0. Chapman. The balance-sheet showed a credit balance' of £1 12s. The following officers were elected: —President, Rev. H. Richards; vice-presidents— Revs. R. Raine, W. J. Oxbrow, and G. J'. Hunt, Messrs W. W. Ashby, P. Blackburn, Todd, G. G. Slater, and R. M'Gregor; captain, Mr A. Adie; deputy captain, Mr T. J. Todd; secretary, Mill, A. Ashby; assistant secretary and J treasurer, Mr R. C. Ohivers; auditor, Mr W. W. Ashby; handieapper and delegate to Otago Centre, Mr G. G. Slater; General Committee —Messrs E. O. Chapman, J. Adie, C. Baldwin; reporter, Air E. 0. Chapman.