SPORTING
AMATEUR RIDER KILLED. Prcc6 Association —By Telegraph—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Press Association. SYDNEY, August IT. At the Finclon Harriers’ Hunt Club Meeting at Moonco Valley, in tbo Steeples, Master Fife Fell, and bis rider, J. Bullock, the well-known amateur, was killed instantly. SOCCER. WELLINGTON v. CANTERBURY. The following team will represent Wellington against Canterbury at Wellington on Saturday for the English trophy:—A. Tarrant, A. Gibb, L. M‘Girr, H. Brown, D. M‘Kee, J. Burke, E. Barton, E. Anderson, J. Lothian. C. AV. Cudby. Newman, who scored four out of seven goals at Palmerston North last Saturday, is unavailable.
RUGBY. GTAGO UNIVERSITY BEATEN . At Christchurch yesterday, Canterbury College defeated , Otago ’Varsity by 9 points to 8 in a game full of incident, though seldom brilliant, .The local team deserved their, win, and if the goal kicking had been better the margin would have been greater for the winners. Loveridge, Dickson, and Brassing scored for the home team. Webb scored two tries for Otago, Nicholson converting one.
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Evening Star, Issue 19326, 12 August 1926, Page 3
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