THE WORLD of SPORT

Evening Star, Issue 21076, 13 April 1932, Page 4

THE WORLD of SPORT

SOUTH CANTERBURY J.C.

Handicaps for the South Canterbury Jockey Club’s Autumn Meeting:— Tekapo Hurdles, llOsovs. IJm.— Captain’s Gift 11.8, Quinopal 11.3 Gallivanter 9.5, llameses J.2, lloj al Limond, Oriilamb, High Speed, Morena, After Ten, Desert Glow, Night Parade, Grab All, Soldiers Pal, Night“smlttifield Hack Handicap, lOOsovs. Gf —Kerbside 9.6, The Quorn 9.5, Lochlaggan 8.13, Hoyal Sceptre 8.8, Weatherly 8.6, Hot Ted 8.3, Tray Bond 8.1. Crash 7.13, Countermarch 1.1, lied Royal, lan’s March 7.5, Verdun 7.4, Hystride 7.2, Metal Bird, Some Gold, Homecoming, Execution, Song Box, Shamfight, Colonel Cygnus 7.0. Teschemaker Handicap, 200sovs. 14m.—Admiral Drake 9.9, Black Duke 9 4, Kamo 9.2, Shatter 8.4, Charmeuse 8 3 The Smuggler 8.2, Ranelagh 7.9, Minervnl 7.6, Don Jose 7.4, Jumper 7.3, Pakitere, Princess Argosy M, Trek. Night Effort, Earthquake, Bachelor’s Idol, Captivate, Fair Exchange 7 ’lioseivill Hack Handicap, lOOsovs. lm and 35yds.—Trek 9.0 Weatherly 8.9, Nightguard 8.8, Appeal, Night Recital, Earthquake, Fast Passage 8 5 Crash 8.1, Aladdin, bachelor s Idol 7.12, Attractive Lady, Elude 7.9, Countermarch, Night- Flyer 7.8 Hounslow 7.7, Silver Salver, High Speed, Academy 7.5, Pixie Gold 7.4, Hystride 7.3, Pharaoh. Nightcap, Cimgavon 7.2, Beaconsfield, Brown Pearl, Miss Marco 7.0. Doncaster Handicap, 120sovs. 6f.— Meadow Lark 9.0, Charmeuse 8.13, Gold Pit 8.11, Limited 8.9, Inevitable 8.8, Al Jolson 8.1, Master Anomaly 7,11, Kerbside 7.10, Dunraven, Solmar 7.7, Ranelagh 7.5, Pakitere 7.4, Princess Argosy 7.3, Arrowmir 7.2, lip Tree, Night Lad, Captivate, Fair Exchange, Bellbird 7.0. Electric Stakes, 75sovs. of. Adult, Aladdin, Beaconsfield, Bellbird, Brown Pearl, Colonel Cygnus, Craigavon, Denise, Donalda, Dianthus, 1 carsomo, Gasrange, Granado, Lady Zephyr, Metal Bird, Night Moth, Shamfight, Shock, Song Box, Talkie, Jautbow, Tea Garden, Water Polo, Western Light, Why Worry 8.7. Otipua Trot Handicap, llOsovs, IJin. —Auspicious, Essay, Evening Sun, King’s Cup, Lena Thorpe, Lorelei, Matchless Bingen, St. Felix, Stepfast, Sunbrown, Wild Guy scr, Hard \> ords, Margaret Bingen, Plain Silk, Red Spur, Tatsy de Oro 12yds behind, Tat Wrack 24, Nyallo Silk 48, Black Jester GO, Copper Nob, Lord Lupin 72, Jolly Queen 84. Gladstone Trot Handicap, lOOsovs. Urn.—Avaunt. Claranda, Copper Nob, Dollv Huon, Hard Words, Jolly Queen, Le Fashion, Logan Fraser, Lord Lupin, Margaret Bingen. Matchless Bingen, Needles, Nelson Guy, Onoto, Peter Loeanda, St. Felix, Tatsy do Oro, Wild

Bingen, Worthy King scr, Eureka Boy, Jean Drusus, Ral'a, Symmetry 12yds behind, Lady Antrim 24, Silver Bingen 36, Bingen Patch 48.

ASHBURTON T.C.

Acceptors for the . Ashburton Trotting Club’s Meeting:— Rakaia Handicap, 125sovs. Tim.— Author Wood, Avaunt, Ayr Lass, Desert Maiden, . Doll Dance, Dolly Huon, Margaret Bingen, Midnight Sun, Raywood, Tatsy do Oro, \\arbird, Will Guy scr, Ruin 12yds behind, Aimworthy, Nyallo Silk 24, Accras 48, Bankhead 72.. . - . Farewell Handicap, Lesovs. T|m Ayrmont Chimes, Jiarou Bingen, hestivul, Harvest Child, Hostess John Noble, Morning Sun, Proud Dillon, Royal Drusus, Sir Guy, Sunchild, bomerby, Wrackeen scr, Gold Country, Golden Pedro, Mac. Dillon, Major Lind, Princess Mauritius, Sunny Bob, Wilma Dillon 12yds behind, Colonial Boy, George Hey, Mile Minto, ,Waiplane 24, Kingcraft 60. ■ . Allentou Handicap, llSsovs. lim Amonos, Appear, Bingen Lin, Don Denver, Don Giovam, Guy Carbine, Honora Bingen, Last Child, Leo Boy, Master Wrack, Modern Girl, Pago Girl, Raclaim, Trickful scr, Bell Heather 12yds behind, Fairyland, Our Bingen, Tanepai 48, Bingen Spiers 60, Gladsome, Audubon, Great Harvester 72, Welcome Guy 96. Improvers’ Handicap, llosovs. Ij-m. Arion Ax worthy, Desert Maiden, Dolly Huon, Essay, Glengowne, Great Horatius, Harvest Girl, Importer, Landseer, Lena Thorpe, Littl# Nelson, Lorelei, Matchless Bingen, Raider, Royal Wrack, St. Felix, Steptast, Vesta Ray, War Officer, Wild Guy, Zane scr. „ Ashburton Gold C.up, boOsovs. 2m. King Pointer scr, Free Advice, Royal Silk, Satin King 12yds behind, Carmel, Jewel Pointer 24, Wrackler 36, Harold Logan. 60. Harvest Handicap,. 165sovs. lira. — Bay Admiral, Bracken, Dusolina, Herod, Some Guy, Sunrancs scr, Country King, Mountain Ore, Nelson’s Victory, Pageant d’Or 12yds behind, Brentlight, Editor, Logaleen, Mister Pointer, Netta Oro, Royal Drusus, Somerby, Wilbur White, Wild Voyage 24, Grand Canyon, Wilma Dillon 36. Autumn Handicap, 130sovs. 2m.— Accras, Becky de Oro, Claranda, Great Thought, Lord Lupin, White Stranger, Worthy King ' scr, Guy Denver, Wrecker 12yds behind, Royal Chenault 24, Colorado 36, Manoeuvre 84. Utility Handicap, 150sovs. Accumulator, Don Denver, Esbine, Great Harvester/ Louis Bingen, Merrijigs, Modern Girl, Miss Wilkes, Our Bingen, Stanley Bingen scr, Rapture 12yds behind, Great Burton 24, Qnincey Thorpe 36, First Wrack 48, Gay Pareo 60, Todd Lomsia 108.

BOXING

CAMPBELL TO MEET PALMER CHAMPION LEAVING FOR AUSTRALIA. Alan Campbell, the New Zealand heavy-weight champion, leaves tor Sydney on Friday, and advice lias been received from Mr Hugh I). M Intosh, wlio lias taken over the Stadium, that Campbell will be matched with Ambrose Palmer a fortnight after Ins arrival.

INDIAN HOCKEY TEAM

HEW ZEALAND'S OFFER REJECTED Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. CALCUTTA, April 12. The Indian Hockey Federation has decided to reject New Zealand’s latest offer to ploy matches in that dominion on the team’s return alter the Olympic Games. Arrangements are being made for the team to return via New York and Europe, playing exhibition games on the way.

SWIMMING RECORDS

GRUMP BEATS BULLIVANT [Per United Press Association.] AUCKLAND, April 12. The re-swim of the 440yds New Zealand intermediate championship held at the North Shore Swimming’s Club’s carnival in the tepid baths this evening between N. Crump (Auckland) and C. Bullivaut.(Wanganui) resulted in a win for the former by Byds in the time of smin 30 3-ssec. Crump led by a yard at the end of the eleventh lap, after which ho forged ahead. The following records were broken ; 50yds New Zealand men’s, held by K. M'Convillo (Christchurch), 25 4-ssec, lowered to 25 2-ssec by R. Franklin; Miss E. Rainey covered 100yds in 71 2-ssec, breaking her own New Zealand junior girls’ record by 3 3-ssec; G. Bridson failed by 2-ssec to lower the 100, yds New Zealand record of 55 4-ssec held by Cameron (Wellington). Miss M. Farquhar failed to break Miss E. Stockley’s 100yds national backstroke figures of 76 2-ssec by Isec.

PRIMARY SCHOOLS' CARNIVAL

Sixteen schools are taking part in the annual Otago State primary schools swimming championships at the Municipal Baths to-morrow night and on Friday night, and competition for the shield is expected to be ususually keen. The competitors in the boys’ events include S. Jarvis, the New Zealand junior boys’ 100yds and 220yds champion, and other swimmers who have taken part in interclub events and who are competing include W. W. Buckland, Miss 11. Jarvis, Miss 0. Buckland, Roy Geddes, Miss Z. Wilson, N. Williams, W. Williams, W. M'Cusker, G. Munro, D Tuckwell, J. Grubb, J. Nicholson, and several others. The entries arc particularly good, and on the first night a demonstration of life saving will be given by members of the Training College Swimming and Life Saving Club, under Mr Rush. On Friday night, W. J. Jarvis, the Otago intermediate 100yds champion, will make an attempt on the New Zealand 50yds record of 25 4-ssec. Last night, however, this time was bettered by twofifths of a second in Auckland, but that performance has yet to receive official sanction. Jarvis passed through the various divisions of the schools championships. Exhibitions are to be given by Reg. Geddes (New Zealand intermediate breast-stroke champion and re-cord-holder) and Miss Maxine Matlneson (the New Zealand ladies’ champion). Geddes, it will be remembered, put up many fine performances at the schools’ championships a few years ago.

BOWLING

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS V. PALMER-STOH-WAIKOUAITI The bowling match between the Commercial Travellers and Waikouaiti and Palmerston Districts, held on the Dunedin Bowling Club’s green on Saturday, was one of the most successful functions in connection with the sports section of the club, and, although the Commercial Travellers were badly beaten, everyone, without exception, enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent. After the match Mr Malloch, on behalf of the visiting bowlers, thanked the Commercial Travellers in a witty speech, daring which he presented the losers with a big “ colonial goose.” Mr D. H. Hill, .the sports chairman, thanked the visiting bowlers and also the Dunedin Bowling Club lor its fine sporting spirit in allowing the Commercial Travellers five rinks on a day when the green was fully occupied with the annual fixture, the HenaghanHarraway Cup match. Mr D. V. Gam, C.T. president, thanked the ladies for providing afternoon tea. After the match the visitors were entertained at dinner in the C.T. Club rooms, Mr D. V. Gain again thanking the visitors and stating that requests from both sides had been made that the match become an annual feature. Mr Hill thanked all those who had helped to make the function such a success. Mr Gillan, past president, made reference to the work done by the bowling supervisor, Mr J. B. Hayward, who had displayed so much energy and given all a *cry enjoyable afternoon. Mr M'Clymont and Mr J. Hoggie also thanked the Commercial Travellers for their hospitality. The following are the scores (Commercial Travellers’ names first) :—K. Willis, G. Hewitt, O. Wood, A. Holmes 15, J. Lang, A. M‘Gregor, T. Pickett, N. Mann 24; J, Crawford, W. Ayres, F. Sherwood, D. Millar 20, Treeby, Davis, Malloch, M'Clymont 21; 1). Hill, C. Birss, D. V. Gain, J. Robson 15, Griffiths. A. Goodley. Templeton. Carson 19: R. Bremncr. B. Crawford, G. Mearns, J. Cameron 22, Moodie, Pagel, Adams. Galloway 19; E. Bruce, C. O. Mathias. A. Wallace, J. T. Gillan 14, Morrison, Phillips, Smith, Heggie 27. Totals: Waikouaiti-Palmerston District, 110; Commercial Travellers, 86.

LADIES' HOCKEY

The grounds for Saturday have been allotted as follows:—Oval 1, Momona; Oval 2, Dunedin Oval ff. Otago; Logan Park, Technical Old Girls.

RUGBY

•T. T. Burrows, cx-intornational forward, lia.s been appointed sole selector for Canterbury representative Hughy teams.—Christchurch Press Assoeiat.ion.