OUTDOOR SPORTS TOMORROW

Evening Star, Issue 22618, 9 April 1937, Page 5

OUTDOOR SPORTS TOMORROW

Secretaries of clubs are reminded that fixtures must be in not later than 10 o’clock on Friday morning to ensure publication. RUGBY FOOTBALL, The Southern Football Club will hold a practice at Bathgate Park, juniors at 2 o’clock, seniors at 3 o’clock. The Pirates Football Club will hold practices at Carisbrook; juniors, 1.30 p.m.; seniors, 3 p.m. The Dunedin Club will hold a practice at the Caledonian Ground; juniors, 2 p.m.; seniors, 3 p.m. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Roslyn-Wakari will hold a Possible v. Probable match at Ellis Park at 2.30 p.m. Mornington will hold a practice at Morningtou; juniors, 1.45 p.m., seniors, 3 p.m. Maori Hill Club.—Practice games or the above club will be held at Prospect Park; juniors, 2 p.m.; seniors, 3 p.m. The Caversham Club will hold a practice at Tonga Park as follows: — Fifth grade, 1.30 p.m. until 3 p.m.; second and third grades, from 3 p.m. The following players will represent Port Chalmers against H.M.A.S. Australia :—Huchison, Clark, Walsh, Williamson, Underwood, Neill, Underwood, Ives, Stoker, Walters, Middleton, Wards, Moodie. The King Edward Technical College Old Boys’ Club will hold a practice on the Oval at 2 p.m. WOMEN’S HOCKEY, The Momona Club will practise on Oval No. 3 at 2.30 p.m. The game Maheno v. Momona has been postponed. A practice of the Dunedin Ladies’ Hockey Club will he held at Logan Park at 1.45 p.m. The Otago Club will hold a practice on Oval No. 1 ground at 2 p.m. The West Harbour team will hold a practice at the Oval at 3.30 p.m. MEN’S HOCKEY. The Albany Club will hold a practice on the Oval at 2.15 p.m. The Technical Old Boys’ Club will hold a practice on the Oval, commencing at 2.30 p.m. sharp. HARRIERS. The Caversham Club’s run will be held from Jamieson Hall, Sim street, Maori Hill. The Mornington Harriers will hold their opening run from the Mornington School at 3 p.m. Following the run, members will be entertained to tea at the Methodist Church Hall as the guests of the club. St. Kilda Harriers.—Members are reminded that the first official run will bo held from the club rooms at 2.45 p.m. Dunedin Harriers will run from clubrooms, Sty Kilda Bathing Pavilion, 2.45 sharp. ■ Anglican will run from George Street School at 2.45 p.m. Afterwards members will meet at the Vedic as guests of the committee. The Leith Harriers will run from the Holy Innocents, Leith Valley; at 3 o’clock. The Civil Service Hamers will run from the old Caversham School at 3 p.m. The Hanover Street Harriers will run from the Coronation Hall, Maori Hill, at 3 p.m. A full attendance is requested. WOMEN’S CRICKET. A match between the Planet team and supporters will be played at 1.45 p.m. at Logan Park. Planet: Misses Freeman, Broadfoot, Little, Busbridge, Buttar, Freeman, Hoffman, Whitburn, Winslade, Marsh, Huband, Freeman. Supporters: Cullen, Kelly, Buttar (2), Broadfoot (3). Winslade, Freeman, Newby, Richardson, Whitburn. LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. C 11. GRADE. St Andrew’s v. Caversham, at Logan Park Nos. 3,4, 5, 6.—St. Andrew’s; Lindsay, Mitchell, Wilkie, Perry; Miss Spiers, Mrs Norman, Misses Brandanovitcb and Souness. Caversham: Shiel, Stewart, Warrington, Stubbs, Misses Porteous, Bruce, Bradley, Milburn. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ LAWN , TENNIS. The following primary school lawn tennis matches will be played at 9.30: Girls.—Green Island v. Tainui, at Kensington; Kensington v. North-east Harbour, at Kensington. . , Boys.— Kensington v. Maori Hill, at Logan Park; Mornington v. Kaikorai, at Kaikorai; Anderson’s Bay v. Ivortheast Harbour, at Anderson’s Bay. GOLF. Otago Club. —The first round of a four-ball knock-out competition will be played to-morrow, the draw being as follows:—!’. B. Ferguson and D. A. Fersuson v. J. T. M’Corkindale and L. A. Doolan. A. Gibbs and J. T. Dodgshun v, H. Shand and G. Gibson, T. C. Tyrrell and' W. S. Stewart v. J. W. Walls and M. W. Wilson, H. Halhday and A. P. Johnston v. W. W. Johnstone and G. A. Russell, J. A. Scouler and A. H. Boyd v. J. G. Dick and It. F Barr, A. G. Sime and A. Lucas v. A. N. Haggitt and K. G. Sinclair, W. B. Lusk and A. C. Holmes v. J. R Laidlaw and J. R. Callender, W. I. Edmond and J. M. Sitlcy v. x. D. Adams and H. Brash, J. N. Lemon and C. W. Glover v. P. S. Anderson and G. H. Seddon, L. B. Whinam and T. W. Wright v. F. F. Leckie and D. Wright, J. H. M'Dougall and J. W. MTntosh v. I. H. Penrose and W. A. Mitson, S. D. MTherson and G. Lloyd v. It. It. Aspinall and E. G. Boddy, D. M. Irvine and I. Carr v. G. H. Whitcombe and J. H. Meek, C. R. Spackman and B. S. Bevin v. H. V. Lawry and H. L. Paterson. The following pairs have byes;—P. S. Glasson and N. Trewby, E. A. Reed and G. L. Ferguson. Members are reminded of the annual meeting of the club, to be held this evening. St. Clair Club.—The following is the draw for the monthly stroke handicap, for which further post entries will be received:—C. J. Wood v. J. Rhodes, W. Wrather v. W. G. Kindley, L. K. Kentledge v. A. Jeavons, P. T. Wren v. W. D. M’Kenzie, H. A. Gamble v. W. N. Satterthwaite, W. Ahlbrandt v. A. E. Jefferson, H. W. Justice v. W. Cole, A. H. Myles v. H. Greenwood, J. L. MTndoe v. R. T. Simpson, J. W. Delbridgo v.. S. E. Crimp, C. B. Wight v. W. Clayton, R. H. Rawlinson v. K. Chalmer, L. T. Coates v. W. D. McCarthy, A. P. Bestic v. J. A. Templeton, F. Shcrriff v. G. Forbes. G. Burnett v. A. W. Lucas, D. Richardson v. W. J. M'lnncs, H. W. Wolstenholme v. W T G. Aitken, J.. M. Satterthwaite v. W. 'W. Strang, F. Klsom v. W. H..-V. Fahey, J. C. St. George v. A. J. Aitken, J. W. Bain

v. K. Skinner, G. M. Campbell v. L. M'Cormack, J. E. Macassej' v. il. L. Skinner, J. E. Matheson v. D. 0. Bennie, N. Skinner v. J. Hiuchchff, S. Jones v. 0. Holden, H. J. Rackley y. J. C. Redward, W. F. Sligo v. M. A. Robson, W. M'Gliie v. A. G. Bayhss E. W. Bolvvell v. R. Byford, J. Luff v. L. Scott, E. H. M'Arthur a. bye. Taieri Club.—The following is the draw for the men’s bogey match: J. Hardie v. D. Mitchell, W, Goughian y. A. Mitchell, Leary v. Mazengarb, Cheyne v. Gardiner, Low v. Borrow, Cotterill v. Renton, Clark v. Ibbotson, Souness v. Coshead, Cowan y. Anderson, Keenan v. Lake. Ladies bogey match (Stableford), for trophy given by Mrs Gibson:—Miss Allan v. Mrs Cowan, Mrs Blair v. Mrs Gibson, Mrs Cheyne v. Mrs Clark, Mrs Mitchell v. Miss Blair, Mrs Murray v. Miss Dashey, Miss Gow v. Miss Cuddle, Mrs Pmkham v. Mrs Ibbetson, Miss Patterson v._Miss Lindsay, Miss M'Caw v. Miss Kirk, Mrs Mazengarb v. Miss Nichol. Belleknowes Chib.—The official opening of the club will take place to-mor-row afternoon, when mixed Canadian Stableford bogey foursomes will be played for the Huntley Shield. The following is the draw, and further entries will be accepted at the clubhouse: — E. Ellison and Mrs M'Causland v. S. Roberts and Mrs Falconer, E. Lucas and Mrs Lucas v. F. Kennedy and Mrs Clulee, E. Olsen and Mrs Hopkins v. R. Hood and Miss Thomas, A. Hindle and Mrs Lewis v. E. Simpson and Miss Hindle, H. Lawless and Mrs Lawless v. S. M'Causland and Mrs Campbell, S. Little and Miss Clarke v. M. Wilkinson and Miss R. Given, F. Haigh and Miss Jefferson v. R. Penman and Mrs Crammond, 6. Bell and Mrs Wilkinson v. R. M'lver and Mrs M'lver, S. Angell and Miss Wilkinson r. W. Wilkinson and Miss E. Robinson, G. Abbott and Miss Corbett v. R. Bridgman and Miss A. Bell, 0. Cooke and Miss Minn v. J. Long and Miss Matheson, W. Cook and Mrs M'Phail v. I. Munro and Miss Roth well, W. Anderson and Mrs Duncan v. D. Macpherson and Mrs Macpherson, G. Hopkins_ and Miss Strong v. L. Bennet and Miss Burt, J. Cartwright and Mrs Cartwright v. J. Morrison and Miss Morrison, A. Darling and Miss Orr v. K. Bullock and Mrs Bullock, J. Gregory and Miss Lumsden v. R. Martin and Miss Low. Port Chalmers Club.—The following is the draw for the four-ball bogey match:—F. Roberts and F. Hunt v. Lyon and C. Osborne, R. J. Paul and C. Blackman v. 0. Forsyth and W. C. Thomson, E. Booth and A. L. Hunter v. J. Palmer and R. Hayward._ J. A. Lindsay and L. Oliver v. Joblin and J. Thomson, F. Hale aind J. Chambers v. W. Love and A. Coleman, J. Andrews and S. Jack v. K. G. Roy and W. G. Thomson. Post entries will also be received. FIRST SUCCESS AS TRAINER PIKE WINS A DOUBLE Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, April 8. The former jockey, J. Pike, had his first success as a trainer at Newcastle races to-day, winning a double with Kagawa in the Maiden Welter Handicap and Timur Khan in the Hamilton Welter Handicap. OTAGO HUNT CLUB OPENIHG MEET OF SEASON The Otago Hunt’ Club will hold its opening meet of the new season tomorrow afternoon at “ Sea View,” Cdrstorphine, over the well-known properties of Messrs J. Day, G. Masters, A. Sim, and R. Sim, who have kindly placed their properties at the club’s disposal. Given fine weather, a large turnout is expected. The throw-off will take place on Mr Day’s property about 3.15 p.m., and iho kill will take place on Mr R. Sims’s property, which is a short distance past the St. Clair golf links. Followers will meet at the Town Hall at 2 p.m.

WHIPPET RACING NOTES AND COMMENTS [By Hub.] The Dunedin Whippet Racing Club has received excellent nominations for its meeting to-morrow. The open race has the Mavora Cup added to the stake. This handsome cup was . presented to the club by Mr,. T.. J. Moynihau. , v G. Little has Phnephoria well again. This dog had bad luck a month ago when he put his shoulder out. Fred. Tanner has two dogs in the open race—Tolan off syds, and Happy Win off 9yds. Those two dogs will have their work cut out to be in the money. Mrs Guthrie has Gold Flight in the pink of condition, and this is the dog that will have to be headed. The Turner brothers have their team well forward for this meeting. Blue Vision is their only hope from 7yds. Jack Manley has Granvin going well at present. He is only a light-weight in open company. Off the front this dog will set a merry pace. Jack Berry’s team is in good nick at present. Red Glow should collect again in the second class. ' Two nominations have been received from Invercargill—Madame Min and Bramy’s Pride. Both these dogs have been paid up for three races each. Mrs Hensleigh’s Heloise is another li.ght-weight in open company. This little bitch is doing good track work. The Omakau owner,-Mr T. Carruth, has his good little bitch Hazelwood in the open, race to-morrow, and off the front she will be in the picture. Don Hutcherson has Nightly going well. This dog will make the second class field do their best. R. Stammer’s team are not short of track work, and are well forward for this meeting Jim Algie’s Night Flight is in the open hurdles to-morrow, and on track work he must have a show. Eighteen Carat is another nomination from Invercargill. This dog will have two starts—the second class and open hurdles. P. M'Kinlay’s puppy, Madge; Wildfire. could do with more track work. Miss L. O’Brien has a good pup in Belle Junior. The dogs that should run well at the meeting are: Gold Flight, Blue Vision, and Madame Min in the Mavora Cup; Red Glow, Nightly, and Hazelwood in the second class handicap; Camperdown, Cashier, and Night Flight in the open hurdles; and Madge, Wildfire, and Belle Junior in the nursery handicap.