SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Hastings Standard, Volume XIII, Issue 4444, 25 April 1910, Page 5

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Golf.

The Hastings Golf Club will open the season on Saturday next, when on their Twyford Links a mixed foursome will be played commencing at 2 p m. sharp.

The Turf.

HASTINGS TRAINING NOTES On account of the rain this morning, very little woric of any consequence was done on the tracks.-Coraz-m and B»rengaria were associated over a mile gallop. Pearl Reef and Merrie Lawn were sent six furlongs, the latter having slightly the best of it. VYaikehua and Raupare were responsible for a 4-furlong flutter. Castleside wis not good enough for Donze! at the end of five furlongs. With light weights up Dazzling and Roselethe were sent six furlongs. California did. a couple of rounds at half pace, coming down the straight at top the second time. The soft going seemed to suit this horse admirably and he struck out as ne has not done for a long time. Seraphic alone sprinted three furlongs. Longner. a recent arrival, did a couple of solid rounds The remainder of the horses engaged at the meeting were given useful exercise.

Boxing.

THE KENRICK-RRANNIGAN" CONTEST. ( Received 23. 12 noon) New York. April 24 _ The boxing contest between Kenrick, the English bantam weight champion, and Patsy Brannigan. of Pittsburg, of ten rounds, at New Orleans, ended in a draw.

Football

j ASSOCIATION CUP FINAL. j A DRAWN GAME. United Prua Association—Br Elaetria ! Telegraph— Coprright J (Received 25. 85 a.rn j ■ London. April 24 . The Association Cup match final J resulted :—Newcastle United. 1 goal; Barnsley. I goal. There were 70,00® 1 spectators. The match will be replayed at Liverpool on the 28th. THE WAGE LIMIT. The Footbil! Arsxiation faaa ! abolished the wage limit, and re- ! solved to allow bonuses.

I The meeting of those interested in | the Hawke's Bay ploughing match, | which was to have been held on Sati urday evening last, has been postI poned till Saturday, May 7th. ! A fire accurred last night at about S.ro which re>ulted in the total destruction of a three stal!r-d -table and - feed r>o-T>. the propem of Mr F. C. Waldc-n. of O.iphan: n-ad Th- fire i was dlevered hv a nv.-ichk.ur. Mr who u.ii\c- tin: ao-n. The building was a ma>s of fl .me- at the i time and it wa'anything The wind was blowing dircTt'y ~n to Mr Wain's dw-Hinij ar.'i it was with !!.-_• : , k ... Jr:ri-':ltv that it -.vas >: lV ed. Tne c. ,-.--■: the rre i- u"kr„ivn. Tii>. -r ■.-,' . \r th-j Allianc-. '-:•'> ■• f-.rt;o ard Mr V. a! i t -:: ct;-".:: - " - -, V.t

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