LATE SPORTING
ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS, AUSTRALIAN CONTESTS, Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright HOBART, May 9. (Received May 9, at 10.10 a.m.) Tho eight-oared championship of Australia for the King’s Cup was won by West Australia, with New South Wales second and Victoria third.. Owing to stormy conditions tho race had to be postponed, and was finished in semidarkness. The sculling championship was won comfortably by Pearce (New South Walts), with Cambridge (Victoria) second and Marsh (Tasmania) third. SOCCER. CZECHO- SLO VAKIA TEAM. PERTH, May 9. (Received May 9, at 10.10 a.m.) Tho Czecho-Slovakian team defeated West Australia by 6 goals to 4. OTAGO CENTRAL RUGBY. Clyde S, Wanaka. 8. Cromwell 9, Tarras Matakauui 5, Alexandra 3, Ranfurly 13, Recks 11. Gimmerburn 6, Naseby 6. F. Christie, captain of tho Hyde team, who struck the referee iii a recent match, appeared before the subunion at Ranfurly, when ho was suspended for three years. AUCKLAND REHANDICAPS. As tho result of Bennaneo’s win at the Hawke’s Bay Meeting its weight for the A.R.C. Cornwall Handicap has been raised Gib to 9.5.
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Evening Star, Issue 19551, 9 May 1927, Page 8
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175LATE SPORTING Evening Star, Issue 19551, 9 May 1927, Page 8
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