SPORTS AND GAMES

Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1945, Page 2

SPORTS AND GAMES

CYCLING.

The following handicaps have been declared for a nine-mile road race to be held at Karoro at 10.30 on Sunday morning: O. Hinks, T. Malone, M. Bergamini, G. Hinks, J. Gooaall, G Ptanger, J. Gardner, T. McKenzie 120 sec., J. Porter, A. Hunter, R. Pascoe M. Anderson GO, R. Armstrong, G. Dalzell, K. Lalor, D Teen, J. Lalor, K. Moore 40, D. Clark M. Malone, H. Pratt, W. Gardner 20, P. Duffy, J. Cooper, A. Hinks scr. A short distance novice race will be held at Cobden at 2 p.m. on Sunday. (Riders to be handicapped at the post). BASKETBALL Technical Old Girls’ A team: J. Spender, D. Stanton, E. Price, E. Cusack, V. Stirling, A. Davis, J. Blackie, S. Airey. N. Airey. B team: B. Frost, M. George. K. Blair, N. Stirling, J. Swinburn, N. Griffiths, J. Goodall, J. Orr, B. Stackhouse. Emerg.: N. McNab. C. Team: B. Perrin, E. Blackmun, Z. Anderson, D. Milligan, M. Taylor, E. McArthur, D. Green, J. AVilliams, I. Griffiths. Emerg.: M. Dunn, S. Dunn. Runanga A:—E. Armstrong, D. Dunn, J. Wright, M. Burgess, O. Dunn, S. Jameson, B. Armstrong, T. Kiely, M. Airns. B. team: M. Thomas, N. Teasdale, B. Richmond, P. Smith, N. Williams, E. Higson, L. Sparks, B. Duggan, N. Durkin. The match between Runanga A and Convent Old Girls will now be played al 1.30 at the Grey Main courts instead of 2.15 p.m. GOLF The Greymouth Club held a patriotic tournament yesterday. The morning Stabieford was won by H. C. Hill with a score of 35 points. The afternoon four-ball bogey was won by H. C. Hill and F. F. Boustridge with the good card of 6 up. The women’s trophy was. won by Miss D. Blair with the score ol' 1 up. The club captain, Mr G. G. M. Mitchell, presented the trophies and congratulated the winners, and the committee on its patriotic effort. Saturday, first round Dewar Cup. Bogey Handicap. Play in pairs, 1.15 p.m.: Lindley, Foster; Garth, Moss' Taylor, Davies; Caulton, McNulty Hili, Woodhouse; Boustridge, Mitchell; Brown, Davis; Rhodes, Jacobs; Meldrum, Thorpy; Cox, Hill, Hunter.

BOXING

HASTINGS, May 11

At Hastings Municipal Theatre last •evening before a large crowd, Vic Caltaux (Auckland) N.Z. welterweight titleholder, secured a win over Jack Duncan (Ngaruawahia) by a technical knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled ten-rounds contest. It was a thrilling bout from start to finish.