SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 19024, 20 August 1925, Page 12

SPORTING

MARTON WEIGHTS

Hack Hurdles. IJm. —Little River 10.9, Zircon 10.6, Goldpeak 10.6, Complex 10.4, Comedy Prince 10.0, Peter Maxwell 9.13, Fort George 9.12, The Emperor 9.10, Good Mark 9.9, Kawasil 9.4, Fistaot 9.4, Suspicion 9.4, Bestir 9.4. Haligan 9.3, Ngahineppjiri 9.0, Wannana 9.0, Lord Thurnham "il.o, Slump 9.0, Kaitangi 9.0, Borealis 9,0, Patrolet 9.0, Red Gull 9.0, Pilot 9.0, Arseue Lupin 9.0, Red Head 9.0, Puketoi 9.0, Gluement 9.0, Gold Streak 9.0, Spring Handicap. BJf. —Pantagruel 9.0, Olympic 8.10, Temonanui _ 8.9, Sanctuary 8.7, Troilus 8.6, Shining Armor 8.5, Lady Comet 7.9, Martona 7.9, Sou o’ Mine 7.9, Knighthood 7.7, Bon March 7.7, Rangi Sarto 7.5, Ardfinnan 7.2, Tikima 7.0, De Luxe 7.0, Reval 7.0, Bonny Louisa 7.0. Marton Handicap, 250sovs. IJm. — Muraahi 9.5, Royal Divorce 9.2, The Banker 8.6, Kilfaire 8.3, Merry Day 8.1, Nukumai 8.0, Zircon 7.11, Barrier 7.11, Alfort 7.11, Megan 7.8, Lucius 7.8, Para 7.4, Merry Singer 7.4, I’Amour 7.2, Temonanui 7.0, Merry Queen 7.0, Alabama 7.0, Stream 7.0, iKalakaua 7.0, Knighthood 7.0. Hunt Cup. About 3m.—Birkenella 12.5, Kauri Park 11.10, Adrienne 11.6, Kovno 11.3, Woden 10.9, Silver Fish 10.9, Ah Fu 10.5, Kaika 10-4, Silta 10.2, Onroa 10.2, Radio 10.2, Price 10.0, Eruera 9.7, Ringi 9.7, Birkenrose 9.7, Lachullen 9.7, Franfeldt 9.7, "Mode 9.7, Selenite 9.7, Craigowan 9.7, Molly Roon 9.7, Maira 9.7, Supporter 0.7, Ellah 9.7.

Electric Hack Handicap. 6f—Goldbox 9.3, Pantagruel 8.10, Wilderness 8.9, Highflowu 8.5, Miss Mapana 8.4, Manutai 8.3, Lucrative 8.2, Nadarino 7.11, Curraghniore 7.11, Indian Sage 7.9, Nucleus 7.9, Kilmere 7.8, Voward 7.8, Ben Nevis 7.8, Lieutenant Bill 7.7, Master Lucerne 7.3, Killute 7.8, Empire Camp 7.2, Appellant 7.2, Puvhato 7-2, My Hobby 7.2, Luarno 7.2, Birthmark 7.2, Charleston 7.0, Mountain Ore 7.0, Royal Mint.7.o, Coot 7.0, Greetings 7.0. Royal Reel 7.0, Rose Blossom 7.0, Ai'opeta 7.0. Railway Handicap, 200sovs. Cf.— Reremoana 9.9, Rapine 9.7, Musketoon 9.4, Lady Cavendish 8.7, Mimetic 8.5, Lucius 8.5, Barrier 8.4, Avola 8.4, Quiescent 8.1, Archeeu 8.0, Pelham 7.13, Alfort 7.13, Black Cat 7.9, Rose of Athens 7.8, Mandane 7.8, Roues 7.6, The Lamb 7.5, Attractive 7.4, Beaumont 7.4, Nancy Lee 7.2, Anthonie 7,2, Kilceit 7.2, Sir- Fanciful 7.0, Some Red 7.0, Potoanui 7,o,Mountain Bill 7.0, Loyal Maid 7.0, Roman 7.0, Benmure 7.0, Quinette 7.0. Tuaenui Hack Handicap. 7f.—Tina Maunga 9.3, Sunny Yale 9.2, Fillette 8.12, Mountain Top 8.12, Curraghniore 8.11, Nucleus 8.9, Yoward 8.6, Indian Saga 8.6, Black Rock 8.6, Purse Proud 8.6, Captain Wai 8.5, Martona 8.5, Ardflnnan 7.12, Kilorum 8.0, Sartoma 8.0, Fire Brigade 8-0, Tawhei 8.0, Mint Leaf 8.0, Cat Call 8.0, Taitaiatrf- 8.0, Purple Lilac 8.0, Revel 8.0, Kiliss 8.0.

LEAGUE RUGBY.

NEW ZEALAND BEATEN. Pres? Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Press Association. SYDNEY, August 19. The Coota.mundra District team de- j feated New Zealand by 26 points to 25.

HOCKEY.

SATURDAY’S FIXTURES. Senior-University A v. City, at Oval No. 1 (Messrs E. Calder and G!. : Hewitt). Junior Seven-a-side Tournament.— The following is the first round, which will commence at the Oval at 1.30. A Section.—University B v. Albany; University C v. Technical Old Boys A; High School Old Boys a bye. B Section. —Technical Old Boys B v. , Technical Old Boys C; High School v. j City ; University A a bye. ! Referees.—Messrs Patterson, John 1 - son, Sew Hoy, Brown, Dray, and Chapman.

CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

Prtwffl Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, August 18. Hill missed an opportunity of stumping Hobbs ‘before he reached his century. Hobbs refused £IOO apiece for the bats with which he equalled and broke Grace’s record.—Sydney ‘ Sun ’ Cable Middlesex: First innings, 175 (Hendren 71). Staples five for 28. Second innings, 260 (Hearne 52), Barwood four for 60. Notts: First innings, 331 /Carr 64, Whysall 78, Lilley 63). Hearne six for 86. Second innings, 106 for seven wickets. Hearne four for 50. Notts won by three wickets. Yorkshire: First innings, 119 (Wensley four for 44). Second innings, 230 (Oldroyd 77, Robinson 54). Brown four for 62. Sussex: First innings, 87 (Kilner five for 14). Second innings, 239 (Bowley 105). Macaulay seven for 67. Yorkshire won by 23 runs. For Hampshire against Leicester, Kennedy took seven for 32. Hampshire won. For Derby against Lancashire, Morton took seven for 51. Lancashire won. For Kent against Gloucester, Woolley made 176. Freeman in the first innings took six for 34, and in the second six for 114. Kent won.—Reuter.

LAWN TENNIS.

WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright NEW YORK, Augusst 18. At Forest Hills, although the last of the Canadian women were eliminated in the second round of the national championships, the ranks of British invaders remains intact. The English women all won in straight nets, Miss MTCane and Miss Fry being the most impressive. Quick, decisive results were the rule in the majority of the singles, but the period or easy victories appears to be over. Of the sixteen surviving in the second round ten are top rankers who participated in the international matches last week. They include Miss Ryan, Miss M'Kane, and Miss Penelope Anderson, of Virginia, who defeatted Miss Helen Jacobs, the junior champion, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3. Mrs Bundy defeated another promising Californian, Miss Charlotte Hosmer, 1-6, 6-4, 6-3. Mrs Bundy is a former champion, who appears to he playing with her old craft and speed. She will play her next match, against Miss Wills. The latter, who has been depending entirely upon the depth and pace of her drive, has begun to vary her game, attacking aggressively at the net, and volleying brilliantly.—A. and N.Z. Cable.

DAVIS CUP. NEW YORK, August 18. Anderson has decided, notwithstanding a bereavement, to take part in the match acnbißt Japan owing to the great responsibility of the singles. Patterson is not showing his host form, and Hawkes was recently defeated by Harnda. Anderson and Patterson will probably contest the singles’, and Patterson and Hawkes the doubles, from which Anderson has withdrawn. The weather is very oppressive.—A. and N.Z. Cable.

BOXING.

DEMPSEY AND WILLS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. ■*.' NEW YORK, August IS. A later message from Los Angelos states that Dempsey declared to-day: “ f positively will not fight where Kearns is in any way concerned.”— Reuter.