SPORTS AND GAMES

Greymouth Evening Star, 17 June 1925, Page 5

SPORTS AND GAMES

GOLF. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, June 15. One hundred and e;ghty-scven professionals and thirteen amateurs have mtered for the Open Golf Championship, including the Australian Kirk, wood, the Americans, Baines, MacDonald. .Bourne and Smith, the two French brothers Boomer, ami among .he amateurs, the champion (Harris), Colley and Torrance. Che prel minify round will be played at Troon on June 22. CRICKET. LONDON. June 16. During the luncheon adjournment at Sheffield, Lord Hawke presented Setliffe with a cheque for £215. proceeds ,f the ‘‘Sheffield Telegraph” tend, in ecognition of his great b.tiling in Aus. '..ralia. BOWLS SYDNEY, June 16. At bowls, New Zealand beat Chats•vood 74 to G 7. 'TENNIS. LONDON, June 16. In the first round of the l.umlon Championships ■at Queen's Club, Alts Melody (N.Z.) beat Miss Weatherall i/l, 6'3 OTTAY A, June 16.

Ihe dates for the A us*. ralia-Cani.'l'i Davis (.’ii]) match a.re officially fixed for August 13, 14 and 15. at Montreal.

HOCKEY

CHRISTCHURCH. June 16

At a meeting cf the management committee of the New Zealand Hockey Associati 'ii. the following itinerary for he team from Australia was agreed to: Julv 1.5, Manawatu; Julv 18. Auckland ; .July 22. Waikato : July 25, Nelson ; July 28. Buller; August 1, Canterbury; August 4, South Canterbury ; August 8. New Zealand al Wellington ; August 12. AVairarapa at Carterton.