ATHLETIC NOTES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13494, 22 May 1907, Page 5

ATHLETIC NOTES.

FOOTBALL. A MEETING of the Management Committee of the Secondary Schools Old Boys" Rugby Union was held last evening, when it was arranged that the following teams should play next Saturday at the Polo Grounds, Eemuera; play to commence at three p.m. sharp: ' .■ . No. 1 Ground: Grammar School v. Sacred Heart College Old Boys; Mr. Neville, referee. No, 2 Ground: King's College v. St. John's College; Mr. Craig, referee. University a bye AUSTRALIAN GAME. The Selection Committeo_ have chosen the following teams to meet »vaihi on Friday next, May 24, at Thames:—Senfors (colours, black and white): Clayton, Marshall, George, Bailey, Fletcher, ■ Yule, laversidge, Abfalter, Monteitli, Wells, Cairns, Wilson, l'ark, Spence, Glen'ster, Birch, McKeon, Wads-: worth, McDonald, Cairns, and Bridges. Umpire, Mr Glanville Hicks. Juniors (colours, black and white): Rutherford (3), Maßon, Forster, Fogarty, ■ Cole, Clark, May all, Sloman, Coatns, Jacka, Gallagher, Butler, Winter, Bettis, Cossey, McLeod, Burnie, and Monk. , , [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT,] " WAIHI, Tuesday. At a meeting of the Wailii Australian Foothall .League the following team was selected to play against Auckland at tile Thames on .Empire Day:—W. Dance, 11. Dance, S. Scott, W. Stone, E. Scott, S. Darby, A. Dance, J. Colebrook, J Ritchie. P. Mullins, C. Hunt, C. Day, C. Simm, W. O'Donnell, B. Marshall, F. Kneebone, J. Webb, and D. Ritchie. Mr. W. Dance was selected captain. , BOWLING. MATCH AT WAIHI. [BY TELEGRATJI.—OWN* CORRESPONDENT.] WAIHI, Tuesday. On the Waihi howling green yesterday a match was played for the " Waihi Roosters." the holders of the trophies being beaten by 10 points. .The scores are as follows: — Holders— Davis, J. Murray, B. Vercoe, D. Herd (skip)—l2, v. Challengers— Williams, J'. Evans, W. Lloyd, W. Samson (skip)— CYCLING. ONEHUNGA TOURING CLUB. The members ; of the above club recently arranged to bring off a 10-mile road race for the valuable. Pardy cup, but owing to the police refusing to sanction road racing, the event had to be postponed. In order to overcome the difficulty, the committee net and decided to bring off the race next Saturday.on Mr. Charles Baker's training tracK at Mangere. Owing to the difference in the track, the time handicap has been recast and altered to yards, whilo the event will bo decided in heats. ' The handicaps are as follows:—First • heat: O. Melvern,: scratch; E. Spiers, 50yds; Cyril Rushbrook, 175 yds; P. Roget, 2?syds; T. 11. Pardington,, 250 yds; H. ■ Christini.. 300 yds; B. Flewellyn, :325yds; •B. Groove. 350 yds; H. Pullan, 450 yds; E. V. Sutherland, 608 yds; W. C. Hill, 700 yds. Second heat: A. G. Mason, 25yds; N. Wadman, lOOyds; H. Thompson. 200 yds; D. Howard, 225vds; C. • Denize. 300 yds; Chas. Rushbrook, 250 yds; E. PopJe, 350 yds; R. J. Sutherland, 400 yds; .A. Perrin, 450 yds; A. Sayers. 500 yds; J. Duthie, 550 yds , J. Fletcher, 800 yds. i • GOLF. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. The second match for the prize presented by Mrs. Carr will be played to-morrow (Thursday). . The draw lists may be . seen in the clubhouse. ' Those desirous of playing in the American match for a prize" presented by F. Hood, the club's professional, are asked to put down, their names to-morrow -The match will be an 18-hole round, match play handicap. i —