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Evening Star, Issue 22271, 24 February 1936, Page 12

LATE SPORTING

WAIKATO 1 RAGES The weather for the second day of the Waikato races was overcast. ■ The track was holding. OHINEWAI HANDICAP, loOsovs. 6f. 1-2—GAPPY, 7.11 (H. N. Wiggins) 1 7-6—King Theo, 7.11 (C. L. Goulsbro) ... 2 5-4 —Full’s of Scotch, 8.10 (R. W. Savage) 3 Scratched: Madeloji. Won by a length; neck. Time, Imin 17 2-ssec. Gipsy Moth, while exercising yesterday fell into a drain, and, being injured internally, had to be destroyed. GORE SCRATCHINGS Happy Star and Violenta have been scratched for all engagements at the Gore races.—Press Association. GOLF OTAGO LADIES CLUB An L.G.U. medal match will be played on the Balmacewen links to-mor-row. The draw is as follows; Mrs Gibson v. Mrs Gamble, Miss Young v. Mrs Breeze, Mrs Carr v. Mrs Cameron, Miss I. Hart v. Miss Duthie, Mrs Potvine v. Miss Kyle, Mrs Callender v. Mrs Aspinall, Mrs Dawson v. Mrs Jack, Mrs Caffin v. Mrs Irvine, Mrs Milne v. Mrs Sims, Mrs Gates v. Miss Martin, Mrs Meek v. Mrs Moloney, Mrs Paris v. Mrs Bowron, Mrs La wry v. Mrs O’Grady, Mrs Walker v. Mrs Lusk, Miss Swan v. Mrs R. G. Hudson, Mrs Anderson v. Mrs Johnstone, Mrs G. Walker v. Mrs,Sparrow, Mrs Russell v. Miss M'Cartny, Miss Kinder v. Mrs Jacobs, Mrs Earnshaw v. Mrs Williams. ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS In the New Zealand championship pair-oar race at Wellington on Saturday, the Otago Rowing Club members, J. P. Vallis and H. G. Stiles, were placed third, not the Union Boating Club pair as published elsewhere.