SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 18050, 18 August 1922, Page 6

SPORTING

DOPERS DEALT WITH. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. PARIS, August 16. (Received August 18, at 8.53 a.m.) Two more racehorse dopings resulted in Deauville trainers being mulcted in fines and their licenses withdrawn. One horse, Nebuleuse, winner of the Chantilly Prhc de Latheve on July 25 last, was disqualified. PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS’ HOCKEY. The following will play in the trials tomorrow at the Oval at 9.30 a.m. :—Molly MunrOi. Petty Now lands, Ettio Campbell, Phyllis Gray, Nellie Caskie, Crissie Harvey, Janet Wright, Mavis M‘Eachlan, Jessie Tansley, Hilda Souter, Georgina Sim, Kathleen Tomkins, Agnes Lindsay, Rita Gosney, Ethel Daniels, Joy Proctor, Nancy MTntyre, Miary Searle, Doris Cardno, Nellie' .Mills, Olivo Butler, Grace Sligo, Mavis _Sim, Cassio Bcnfell, Mavis M'Combe, Liza Graves, Orma Titohener, Ada Mackie, Jean Harris, Muriel Hunt, Maisie Blagdo.i. RUGBY. SOUTHLAND v. OTAGO P. AND T. The following players will represent the Otago Post and Telegraph Department against the Southland Post and Telegraph department in the annual match to he played at (he Caledonia,n Ground at 1.15 p.ni. to-morrow : —Templeton, Flawn, Callender, Hillifcer, Grierson, Beck, Brooks, Long, Webber, Keenan, Palmer, Shoritf, Carrington, Melrose, and M'Ewan. Referee, Air R. MTvenzio. Form the good hahit of inhaling “ NAZOL,” and you’ll keep free from coughs and colds. Eighteenpence buys sixty doses. —[Advt.]