SPORTING

Grey River Argus, 3 June 1933, Page 3

SPORTING

GREYMOUTH J.C. At Omoto To-day the fields and prospects. I lie <; icy mon (I) Jorkev ('lub’s win ter mooting will he held at Omoto to • lay and it there is a continuance ol yesterday's line sunny weather, there should he a ret-urd attendance. The fields in each vase, although not large are (airly good and excellent racing with keen finishes can confidently be il'Htked forward I". 'l’he track although il was yeslerdav morning in a I fairly heavy stale due to the heavy rains, should be in fair order to-day, although it cannot he anything else than on the heavy side. I’he first race, the Kaimata Hack Handicap, is scheduled to start at 12.30 o’clock, whilst the seventh and final race will be run at approximately 4.30 o’clock. The win ami place totalisnlor will be in operation, and in the majority of events, place-bettors will have three I plane- in which to secure a dividend. I 'l’he acceptances. with a review of the fields are as follows; — 12.30 p.m. KAIMATA HACK HANDICAP. fij furlongs.—Gold Sand 9.4. Solitaire Tl. 9.2, Gold Arrow 9.0. Forceful S.lO, Dawn o’ Day 8.2, Silver Sight 8.1, Helen Hayes 8.0, Marmoration 7.12, Marfich Felluce 7.10. There arc ten acceptors in the Kaimata Hack, the majority of which will all demand respect. Gold Sand, who I returned to winning form at Marlborough. is not exactly partial to heavy igoing, but nevertheless, will have to be considered. Solitare Tl on her I form at Hokitika and Reefton at Easter must he regarded as a distinct I possibility. although perhaps. the shorter distance later on may be more ■to her liking. She is. however, very well in present ami cannot be overI looked. Hold Arrow’s Easter form recommends her for this rare, whilst ; I’orreful. a recent arrival from the I North Island, has been working well, ami like (odd Arrow will be suited by 'the conditions. Dawn o’ Day is not averse to springing surprises and the I next is now overdue. By her forward running al Nelson, -he should be con'sidered to have a chance of running into a place at least. Silver Sight 'ran consistently into places in maiden company al Easter, whilst she also ran a good second at Reefton at Easter. Arrowmid and Helen Hayes are both in fine trim, but of the pair Arrowmid initisl he preferred. Marmoration has I been capable of pleasing elTots on the I track ami may repeat her Reefton surprise in running into a place. Marfich Felluce cannot be seriously considered. Summed up. Hie prospects of Solitaire 11. look good, am! she may 'find most opposition likely to come I from Gold Arrow or Forceful. 1.10 p.m. I JUNE II \ NDH'AI’ TROT (harness) 3.21 ' l;i-s, one mile ami three furlongs. ( Ma 1 chglon , Town Grier. Lemora. * i Dawn Sonoma. Major Brent scr. Plain [Pearl 21. (! h'ngo w rie 3G. Chancellor I Boy 60. j Plain pearl will not require In have j improved a great deal on Hasler form to lie an easy winner in the June Han dicap ami she should go out a warm I favourite to-day. Dawn Sonoma has been going along nicely in her preparation and suited by the distance i.-hoiild gain friends. Glengowrie is extremely partial io heavy going and is admirably suited by the distance. Major Brent is capable of winning if. he will only settle down, and off the limit cannot He overlooked. Lemora will no dould be supported, but his recent form has not been good. Town Crier should be a better proposition in the mile event. whilst Chancellor i | Boy who. tip till last Easter, could be | relied upon Io pare a a solid race, is: tiow prone Io break, but he may got kindly and if so. will have a chance. | Matchglow has yet to prove himself. I Plain Pearl makes strong appeal, whilst Dawn Sonoma and Glengowrie should also come in for solid support. 1.50 p.m. I GRANDSTAND HANDICAP: I) I miles.—Projection 9.0, Ravine 8.11. Eaton Hall 8.5, Fleeting Glance. Coll 8.1. Miss Mercia 7.12, Animated 7.11, Buoyant 7.10. The chief event, the Grandstand Handicap, of 1 | miles, includes proven stayers in Ravine and Eaton HallWith only Sst 11 lbs. and the minimum at 7st. lOlbs. Ravine, if anything near his old form, appears to be “pitchforked” into the race. Eaton Hall would appear to be the only other candidate likely to extend Ravine. Coll and Miss Mercia appear to he the only other pair like.lv to spring a surprise. Ravine if beaten should be retired. Eaton Hall or Miss Mercia should perform best of the remainder. 2.30 p.m. FLYING HANDICAP. 51 furlongs. —Projection 9.12, Solitaire IT. 9.0, Hampden 8.12. Awamutu 8.11, Taku Tama 8.9. Forceful. Full Crop 8.8, Miss Mercia 8.7. Noteworthy 8.2, Lady Rene 8.1. Tmasurvey 7.12, Knockbain. Tariff 7.10.

The Flying Handicap is a very open race, and speculation should bo keen. Solitaire IT, if reserved, must be strongly supported, whilst Projection. Hampden. Full Crop and Awamutu arc admirably suited to the distance. However. Projection’s heavy weight may be against his chances, as he does not relish the heavy going. Forceful and Lady Rene are. also suited to the distance. The most likely trio to be doing best al the finish are-. Solitaire 11. Forceful and Lady Rene. 3.10 p.m. WINTER HACK HANDICAP. 7 furlongs.—Gold Sand. Kuocklong 9.4, Eaton Hall 9.3, Gold Arrow 9.0. Dawn o’ Day 8.2, Silver Sight 8.1. Helen Haves 8.0, Marmoration 7.12, Marfich Felluce 7.10.

Knocklong is having her only start in the Winter Hack, whereas the other candidates will have started previous-

y. Knocklong is exceedingly well at present and what beats her should win. Gold Sand or Gold Arrow may be found the most likely to extend her. 3.50 p.m. KA lATA HANDICAP TROT (harness). 2.26 class, one mile. —Matchglow. Town Crier, Lemora, Levanter scr. Royal Time 12, Major Brent. Dawn Sonoma 24, Glengowrie, Plain Pearl 36, Chancellor Boy 60. Form in the first trot should act as a fair guide to investors in the Kaiata Trot, although Town Crier will he better suited to (he distance. Town Crier, Lemora or Major Brent should he a trio calling for the judge’s attention al Hie finish Royal Time ami Glengowrie will be hrarki’ted in this event. 1.30 p.m. PINAL HANDICAP, 6t furlongs.— Projection 'J.IO. Ravine 9.6, Coll 9.0. Hampden 5.12, Awamutu 5.9, Full Crop. Taku Tama, Fleeting Glance 8.8, Miss Mioi-’m, (Jiggleswick 8.7, Buoyant 5.3. Eo rial ice. Noteworthy 8.0, Lady Rene 7.13. Marmoration. Jmasurvey 7.12. 'l’he I'iiml Handicap has drawn Ihe large field of sixteen starters. the majority of which will undoubtedly be sent out in pursuit of their winter oats. It would not In* beyond Ravine’s capabilities to win this race even if he won the chief event and incurred a penalty, but if he were not started the first choice should go to Giggles\\ick, who has been training on well since his let up. Taku Tama cannot be disregarded. Neither should Miss Mercia. Coll. Lady Rone or Fortali.ee. Ravine or Giggleswick make strong appeal, and may find most opposition likely to come from Coll.

Dunedin J.C.—-Second Day

TOTOLOMAI'S HANDICAP. PAI.ANTI A AND ZEEBRL’GGE WIN. DUNEDIN, .Tune 2. The Dunedin Jockey Chib’s winter meeting was continued to-day in cold, showery weather, with the going very heavy. The attendance was poor. The I<»te handled £8,131?. compared with £10,865 on the corresponding day last year. Results: — NOVICE STAKES.—S/4 MONEYGRAN (IL J. Mackie' I: 1/1 Garrish (G. Barclay) 2; 4/3 Natornis (W. Cooper) 3. Also started: 11/12 Accumulate. 9 '!• Granado. 10/11 Last Link. 12 9 Jaunt. 13/12 History Paper. 13 12 Lyeidas. 2/2 Gold Dress, 8/S Island Linnet. 3/5 Quite Soon, 7/7 Shamata, 6/6 Witch of Erin. Won by three lengths; two lengths. Time 1.20 SILVERSTREA M HANDICAP.— 3/3 HIGH SPEED (Pratt) 1; 1/1 Reminder (C. Humphries) 2; 5/5 Miss Redowa (N. McLellan) 3. Also started: 2/2 Trek. 4/4 Fleeting Glance. Won by a neck; two lengths. Time KING GEORGE HANDICAP.—4/4 TOTOLOMAI (W. Jenkins) J; 1/1 Mery Peel (L. J. Ellis) J; 3/2 Mount Boa (L. Pratt) 3. Also started: 2/3 i Smuggler. 5/5 Princess Argosy. 6/6 Gustavo. Merry Peel was the early leader from Princess Argosy. Gustavo ami Tolomai. and opened up a three lengths lead, which he held fill they turned lor home, whim Totolomai got up to follow Merry Peel into the straight, cmning on to win by one and; a half lengths, with Mount Boa a neck away. Time 1.15. OTAGO HURDLLS.--1 '1 GOLDEN KNIGHT (R. Beale) 1; 3/3 Hounslow (W. J. Pascoe) 2; 2/2 Membo (D. O’Connor) 3. Also started: 7/6 Antrim Boy. 6/7 Conjurer IL. 4/4 Poll ing Day. 5/5 Taragona. Won by two ami a half lengths; one and a-half lengths. Time 3.27 2-5. WA IRONGOA HANDICAP.—2/3 PAIR WEATHER (G. Barclay) 1; 4/4 Palermo (A. C. Didham) 2; 8/7 Royal Sceptre (L. -I. Ellis) 3. Also started: 1/1 Water Power, 6/6 Master Anomaly. 3/2 Silver Streak, 7/8 Waving <’nrn. 5/5 Semper Pa rat us. Won by three-quarters of a length; a length. Time 1.18 1 5. WTNG A TIT 1 STEEPI J<CH ASE.—

3/3 VATWES (H. Turner) 1; 6/6 Nvlotis (V. Langford) 2; 1/2 Barrington (J. AValkor) 3. Also started: 5/5 Radiac (W. Cooper) (lost rider). 4/4 Diamond Jack (H. Anderton). 2/1 French Fleet (G. Dempster), 7/7 Royal Saxon (R. Beale). 8/8 Broadficld (L. Hunt). Valves and Nylotis got up to beat Barrington after the last-named had led all the way. Won by threequarters of a length; six lengths. Time 5.14. JUNEFTELD HANDICAP.— 3/3 PALANTUA (R. Jenkins) 1; 2/2 Heather Glow (L. J. Ellis) 2; 5/7 Mayam

(G. Humphries) 3. Also started: 4/6 Kemal Pasha. 1/1 Consono. 5/5 Tracsono, 7/1 Miss Redowa. Time 1.20. TNVERMAY HANDICAP.— 1/1 ZEEBRUGGE (A. E. Ellis) 1; 4/2 Salmo Salar (B. H. Brodie) 2; 2/2 Sailing Home (D. O’Connor) 3. Also started: 9/8 Don Jose, 7/5 Royal Duke. 6/6 Town Major. 3/3 Lochard. 5/4 Night Maid. 8/7 Kakara. Won by two lengths; the same. Time 1.47 ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. DUNEDIN, June 2. The Wingatui acceptances for the third day (Saturday) are:— 11.30 a.m. ELECTRIC STARES, 5 furlongs — Accumulate 8.4. Last Link 8.4. Flying Amy 8.2, Garnish 8.2, History Paper 8.2. Natornis 8.2, Gold Dress, Island Linnet, Molton, Shamata 8.0. 12.10 p.m. ALDSWORTH HANDICAP. 1| miles.—Amy Johnson 8.6. Trek 8.5, Morona 8.2, High Speed 8.1, Fleeting Glance 7.12. Dressy 7.12. Palmary 710, Taragona 7.10, Granado 7.7. 12.5(1 p.m. EMPIRE HANDICAP. 6 furlongs.— Merry Peel 9.2, Palermo 9.0, Fair Weather 8.7, Water Power 8.5, Royal Sceptre 8.1, Silver Streak 7.13. Totolomai 7.8, Palantua, Arden’s Beauty 7.0. ' 1.30 p.m. GREENFIELD HURDLES. U miles —Membo 11.10, Morena 11.8, Gold Knight 11.4, Hounslow 10.6, Advance

Camp 9.10. Conjurer IL 9.6. Polling Day 9.4, Sports King, Punchestown 9.0 2.10 p.m. BIRTHDAY HANDICAP. 1’ miles. —The Smuggler 8.6, Jaek-a-Dandy 8-3, Mount Boa 8.0, Toreador 8.0, Sailing Home S.O. Princess Argosy 7.13, Salmo Salar 7.9, Zeebrugge 7.6, Semper Paratus. Lochard, Steeon 7.0. 2.50 p.m. DUNEDIN STEEPLECHASE, 2J miles.—Valves 10.13, Nylotis 10.10, Radiac 10.4, Diamond Jack 9.13. Broadfield 9.0. Rag Tag 9.0. 3.30 p.m. DOMAIN 11 ANDI CAB. 6 furlongs.-— Shock 8.13. Grand Finale 8.12. Consono 8.6. Mayam 8.6. Repudiation 8.5. Reminder 8.1. Heather Glow S.l. Money Gran 7.12. Miss Redowa 7.10. Garnish 7.7, Natornis 7.7. 4.10 p.m. FAREWELL HANDICAP. 7 furlongs.—Fair Weather 9.7, Sailing Home 9.1. Totolomai 8.9. Red Boa 8.6, Don Jose 8.5. Arden’s Beauty 8.0. Blue Metal, Polydora. Gustavo. Night Maid. Kakara. Consono 7.13. PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY. Electric Stakes; Flying Amy, Gold Dress. Natornis. Aldsworlh Handicap: Morena, Peel, Pa I ma ry. Empire Handicap: Merry Feel., Royal Si-eptre, Palantua. Greenfield Handicap: Membo, ({old Knight. Hounslow. Birthday Handicap: 'l’he Smuggler, Princess Argosy, Zeebrugge. Dunedin Steeples; Valves, Nylotis. Domain Handicap; Repudiation, Miss Redowa, Fair Weather. Fa rewell Handicap: Polydora. Sailing Home. Don Jose.

Otaki Races

RETRACT WINS CUP. OTAKJ, June 2. Heavy rain last night and this morning made the course very heavy for the Otaki meeting to-day. The attendance was poor. Results:— HACK HURDLES.—I/2 Mr Wai lace’s /DVENTUS .10.4 (Nicol.) 1; 4/3 Mr Kemball’s Vitaphone, 9.4 (Burgess) 2; 5/5 Mr Pritchard’s Taura Lad. 9.0 (Mcßrearty) 3. Scratched: Invictus, Anemometer. From the start Sir Red led and then came Capetown. Ruanui, after which Taura Lad arrived up. but in the straight Adyentus headed him and held the lead to win by a length; six lengths. Time 3.17. MAIDEN PLATE.—I/2 Mr Connor’s MERCIAN PRINCE, 8.10 (Anderson) 1; 2/4 Mr McDuncan’s Boon, 8.10 (B. H. Morris) 2; 2/3 Mr Higgins’ After Money (Barry) 3. Scratched: Lady Noel. Stroller. Switch On, Dae,re. Weather Lane. From the start Boon and Stadium led. but in the straight Mercian Prince came through to win easily by three lengths; two lengths. Time 1.26.

WAITOHU HACK.—3/6 Mr Cooper’s WEST TOR. 7.7 (Carroll) 1; 1/1 Mr Kemp’s Foreign Queen. 8.4 (Voi tre) 2; 2/2 Mr McCormack’s Slippery. 9.5 (Anderson) 3. Scratched: Hunting Lodge. Grand Blow. Laekston, Arctic Region. Willowmere. Won by a length; one and a-half lengths. Foreign Queen led all the way till headed in the straight. Time 1.22. OTAKI CUP—B/8 Mr Hume’s RETRACT. 8.7 (Ridgway) 1 ; 7/7 Mr McKcivic’s Copper King. 7.12 (Glading) 2; 1/3 Mr Johnson’s Lucky Alice (Morris) 3. Scratched: Princess Bell. From the start Courtyard and Navaho led. and then came Eminence. Then Little Doubt led into the back, with Copper King, Navaho and Spearful last. Won by a length; four lengths. Time 2.15 1-5.

OTAKI HACK. —4/3 Mr Burgess’s KALMUK (CarroJ!) 1,;1 6/7 W. H. Ballinger’s Shootist (Robinson) 2; 2/1 Mr Duncan’s Ida Merling (Voitrc) 3. Scratched: Tunbridge. From the start Kotaki Eka led out for some dis fance, but was overtaken by Kalmuk in the straight. Won by two lengths; a neck. Time 1.59 2-5.

HUTA HANDICAP.—4/2 Mr Duncan’s FARMER. 7.7 (Voitre) 1; 1/1 Mr Ferguson’s All Humbug, 8.5 (Broughton) 2; 7/7 Mr Kemball’s Sir Pombal. 7.0 (Carroll) 3. Scratched: Royal Bengal, Kaihoro, Navaho, Slippery. From the start The Tiger led iFarmer and All Humbug, with Sir

; Pombal last. Won by two lengths; , four lengths, 'rirne 1.44. TEHORO HACK.—2/2 Mr Howard’s DICK WHITTINGTON, 8.4 (Voitre) 1; 5/5 Air Wilkinson ’> St. Roger, 8.11 (Wright) 2; 3/3 Walton Park. 5.6 (O’Neill) 3. Also started: Minstrel [.ad and Red Top. From the start St. Roger led and was beaten in the run home by two lengths, with one and a half lengths between second [and third. Time 1.41. The tote took £4,491 as against I £10.557 (holidav) last rear, i ' — ' ACCEPTANCES FOR TO DAY. OTA KI. .Him' 2. The second day’s acceptance's for the Otaki meeting are: — 11.30 a.m. NUKEHOU HACK HURDLES, U [miles. —Pahu 11-0. Adventus 11.0. Ruanui 9.9, Capetown 9.6, Vitaphoue 9.2. ■Ramanu, Cotsfield 9.0. J 2.15 p.m. | WAIKANAE HACK SCURRY. ■> furlongs.—Count Roussillion 85, Boon 18.5. Dacre 8.5. Princess Dawn 8.5, Tenn 8.5. Seereev 8.6. Weather Vane 1.0 p.m. I TA TIM I KARA MEMORIAL HANDICAP. I mile and 1 furlong.— Relrmt 9.2. Lucky Alice 8.2, Little Doubt 7.11. Navaho. Shootist 7.0. .1.45 p.nl. RANGTURU HACK HANDICAP. I mile and 55 yds.-—Plateau 8.9, Kalmuk 8.8. Thrasher 8.8, Mercian Prince 7.11. Chief Jane 7.11. Kotaki Eka 7.1 I. Red Flush 7.0. 2.30 p.m. TA IPC A HANDICAP, 6 furlongs.— Farmer 8.7, Good Hunting 8.2. Navaho 7.12. Slippery 7.8. Sir Pombal 7.5. Foreign Queen T.O. 3.15 p m. OH AU HACK HANDICAP. 7 furlongs.—Dick Whittington 9.0. Bonnie Vale 8.8. Walton Park 8.7. Arastar 8.2. Red Top, Dignified March. Star Acre, Willowmere. Teua, Whetu Ma, Priscilla. Verne 8.9. 4.10 p.m. TAINUI HACK HANDICAP. 6 fur longs.—Slippery 9.5. Arena 8.10. Foreign Queen 8.8. West Tor 8.3. St. Roger 8.1. Hunting Lodge 7.11, Aroma 7.0. PROSPECTS FOR TO-DAY. Hack Hurdles: Vitaphone. Adven tus, Ruanui. Waikanac Hack: Boon, Secrecy. Ta Timi Kara Memorial: Retract, Navaho. Rangiuru Hack: Thrasher, Kalmuk. Taipua Handicap: Farmer. Foreign Queen. Ohau Handicap: Dick Whittington. Walton Park. Tainui Handicap: Hunting Lodge.

Princess Star Case

WHANGAREI APPEAL. DISMISSED BY THE JUDGES. AUCKLAND. June 2. The appeal by the Whangarei Racing Club against the decision of the Auckland District Committee in the Princess Star ease was dismissed by Messrs C. W. Tringham, E. L. Riddiford, and W. Perry, of Wellington, the Appeal Judges appointed by the President of the New Zealand Racing Conference. The judgment is as follows: •‘ln the matter of the appeal of the Whangarei Racing Club against the decision of the Auckland District Committee in upholding the appeals lodged by W. Scholium (owner). W. Goscomb (trainer), and G. Grice (rider) -of the horse Princess Star against their disqualification for six months from April 6, 1933, bv the Judicial Committee of the Whangarei Racing Club, which Committe<‘ is of opinion that Princess Star was not run on her merits in the Portland Hack Handicap and that all throe were guilty of a contravention of Rule 295, the Judges, having carefully considered the evidence tendered by the Judicial Committee of the Whangarei Racing Club, and also to the Auckland District Committee, and having heard and considered further evidence submitted them, find “that, in their opinion, the Judicial Committee of the Whangarei Racing Club were perfectly justified in holding an enquiry into

the running of Princess Star, riddei by the apprentice. Grice, in the Port land Hack Handicap, run on April f 1933. but. while the Judges are ex tremely anxious on all occasions t< support the findings of Judicial Com mittees whenever possible, thev con sider that, in view of the character istic ot the horse, am] of the absenci of fraudulent intent on the part o tin- owner and trainer, the .Indicia < ommittee in this case was not justi tied in arriving at the decision t< which it came. They think the ap prentice. Grice, did not ride Princes: Star to tin* best advantage, but. be yond that, there was no justificatior lor the disqualification of the owner trainer and rider of Princess Sta under Rule 295 of the Rules of Rac ing. They, therefore, dismiss the ap peal, and order the deposit to be re funded. ’ ’ DISQUALIFICATIONS. BY QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB. BRISBANE, June 2. The Queensland Turf Club Steward held an inquiry into the unsatisfactory | running of the Sydney horse. Fragran [Zephyr, in the Trial Handicap, at th recent Doomban meeting, and thev dr cided tn disqualify the horse,- ( j Brown. the owner-trainer; and R Lilis, the jockey, for twelve month,I'he stewards also inquired into fh» running of Pcntheus in the Whim stanes Handicap on May 2«»ih. am they <lc<-i(l<(] to disqualify the horse arid Brown and Ellis, for two years I‘ent hens last Saturday won the Doom ban (’up in hollow fashion. VOITRE NEARS RECORD. With thirteen nr fourteen 'lays’ raring still ahead of him. Keith Voi tie. Now Zealand’s premier horseman requires only two more wins to beat Hector Gray's record of 11 <» wins foi any one season. Voitre rode two win tiers. Farmer and Dick Whittington, at Otaki yesterday, making his total 115 His mounts to-day include Thrasher. Farmer. Dick Whittington and Hunt ing Lodge, while there is also a probability that he will have the mount or Little Doubt. To-day should sop him

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

SEVEN A SIDE TO-DAY. A l grade.--, except senior grade, will be seen in action at Wingham Park in the annual seven-a-side tournament to-d’iy. Considering the fact that all the teams have been training assiduously for this event, patrons of the sport should witness some first class football. To-morrow the two leaders of the senior competition. Marist and Runanga. will meet at Dunollic. This game is being looked forward to by followers of tht< code, and they are expecting a repetition of the homeric struggles of the past meetings of these two teams. At Winghani Park. Pirates will entertain Blackball. Pirates are improving rapidly and are oxp“cted Io fully extend the visitors ALTERATION IN REFEREES. Alterations have been made for matches on Sunday as follows: Pirates v. Marist, juniors, at Wingham Park. 1.15 p.m. (Mr I. Scott): Brunner v. ! Marist, third grade. Winghani Park, i 2.45 p.m. (D. Donovan); Runanga v. Pirates, fourth grade, Dunollie. 1.15 p.m. (Mr C Purnell). Brunner third grade seven-a-side: — Moth. Ilallinan, Ramsay. Tennent. Meagher, Collins and Thomas. Brunner thirds v. Marist at Wingham Park at 2.45 to-morrow: Mills, Thomas. Meagher. Collins, Hunt, Moth, McKenzie. Ramsay. Hoggarth, Wilson, Tennent. Hallinan and Morgan. Bus leaves Taylorville 2 p.m. Marist third grade team to play Brunner on Sunday:—Lord (2), Crase. Sequin, Fagen. Roddie. Knapp, Hay. Morri. Riely’A Mor5 p ssey, Messenger, Grogan. Emerg: McGirr. Players to meet at 2 p.m. Marist third seven-a-sido teams:— A team: Sequin, P. Lord. Fagan,

Crase. Keddie. Knapp, T. Lord 13 team: —Hay. Morel. Ki‘ ly, Moriessey Messenger, Grogan, McGirr. Marist seniors to play Runanga at Dunollic: Sweet man, Devonport. Walsh, Brady, O’Brien, Costello, O’Connor. Beban, Scott, Blanchfiehl, Durning, Williams. Anderson and Res tieaux.