LATE SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 21785, 30 July 1934, Page 12

LATE SPORTING

TURF IN AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND HORSES J ARRIVE SYDNEY, July 30. (Received July. 30, at' 1 p.m.) The New Zealand, horses Red Rufus, Jayson, Lack, Golden Wings,, Golden Treasure, and Golden Chant arrived by the Maungauni. i 1 . . The horses by the Mhunganui also included Silver Ring and four horses owned by Mr C. fioyle. : All landed in good condition. ' . . The top weiglits and -the weights o. New Zealanders at the'Warwick Farm races on August 25 are:—r Cainpbelltown Handicap. Chatham 10.10, Multudo 9.13, Golden Wings 9.9, Silver Ring 9.7, „i)iatainous 8.6, The •Masquerader, Persianß.s, , , Boughai 7.12, Lack 7.8, Frimsel 7.0, Capris 7,3, Sirona 7.2, Lion Heart 7.0. Warwick Farm Spring Handicap.— Silver Ring, Master Brierley;' 9,0, Johnnie Jason 8.12, Topical 8.9, Persian 8.2, Antique. 8.1, Forestry. 7.13 s King March 7.8, Linbohm, Red . Rufus 7.5, Lavingfcou, Dpoko Ariki 7.3, Caliente 6.12, Sirona 6.11.

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AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL CAMPIONSHIP Fr«» Auociation —By Telegraph—Copyright BUFFALO (Now Y T ork), July 29. (Received July 30, at. 12.10 p.m.) Paul Runyan won the National Professional Golfers’ Association championship by defeating Craig, , ope up in' thirty-eight holes. ■ Runyan became the victor on the second extra hole when Wood missed 1 a seven-inch putt. ST. GLAIR LADIES’CLUB A “bisque” match will be played on the Corstorphine links to-morrow; post entries.