SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 21220, 29 September 1932, Page 12

SPORTING

NEW ZEALAND BOXING TOURNEY. [Per United Press Association.] NEW PLYMOUTH. September 29. The New Zealand boxing championship semi-finals this morning resulted; — Bantam. —0. Croul (Auckland) beat J. Kiciuuond (Otago) on a toul; D. Roebuck (.New Plymouth) beat P. Kayner (iMarlborougli) on points. Light-weight.—W. Purdue (Auckland) beat G. Wyllie (Hawke's Bay) on points; H. Hughes (Whangarei) beat F. Beanie (Napier) on points. Welter-weight. —W. N. Hogg (Napier) beat M. Mitchell (Stratford), a knock-out. .Middle-weight.—M. Soane (Motueka) beat A. Dasler (Marlborough) on points; F. Roguski (North Taranaki) beat T. Croft (Greymouth) on a foul. Croft held the middle-weight title. The finals will be fought to-night. AUSTRALIAN TRAINING NOTES. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, September 29. (Received September 29, at 2 p.m.) Later gallops at Randwick: Top Rank ran three furlongs in 37|sec. Manawhenua and Horow'henua covered five furlongs in Imin OJsec. At Rosehill Gold Mag and True Shaft went seven furlongs in Imin 34sec. Nightmarch beat High Disdain over a mile in Imin 4o]sec. Silver Ring and Grecian Prince ran six furlongs in Imin 17 j ]sec. Concentrate, Oratorian, and Prince Pombal went ten furlongs in 2rniu 14sec. DIVIDEND APPORTIONMENT. THE NEW REGULATIONS. [Pm United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, September 29. New regulations permitting alternative apportionment of dividends are expected to be finally approved by the Racing Conference Executive to-mor-row, and it is understood that both the Napier Park and Kurow Clubs will apply them on Saturday. The regulations, which are optional with the old, provide for three dividends where there are nine totalisator numbers in the proportion of 70, 20, and 10 per cent.; two dividends where there are over four and less than nine totalisator numbers in the proportion of 75 and 25 per cent.; and one dividend where there are only four or fewer numbers. Each club must decide before its meeting what system will apply, and must adhere to one method throughout the meeting.