ALTERATION IN DRAW.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18296, 12 January 1923, Page 4

ALTERATION IN DRAW.

FOURTH GRADE— SECTION. The following is the amended draw, to be played by teams in the fourth grade. B section, to-morrow. The draw will ; be played instead of that published on Wednesday : — -r. Richmond v. St. Luke's. Remuera: Ponsonby v. St James', Victoria. Park: Grafton v. Epsom. Victoria Park; Y.M.C.A. v. St. Stephen's, Remuera. , ■ ; v SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION.: ■ FIRST GRADE. .■ • | Burton, Simpson. Iletherineton, Nelson. Cloke, Robinson, Tuberner. Gedye, Mitchell, Nairn. Wrathall. Shelejid, Burford. Y.M.C.A.—Christian, Cooper, *Cox, Cullimore, Gorrie. Innes, Miller, Palmer, Robertshawt Ward, Wilson; emergency, Maystone. Brotherhood. —Blackie, Dor an. Hooker, Kasper, Lang, Maoleary, McFadigan, Parker, Richardson, . Sanders, Stallworthy, Sharp. . : ; ' •'■•. SECOND GRADE. ; ;R. and W. Hellaby, Ltd.—-Stevenson, Houston, Runnier, Cowan. Mann, . Atkin. Pearce. Robinson, Findlay. Mitchell,; Woolridge. Jarrett, Toomer. ' ;v :.■'■ '.'■ .;'..- PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH. ■;.; RECEIPTS .AT .WELLINGTON; > [BX TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION-] WELLINGTON. Thursday. It is estimated by the.\ treasurer of the Wellington Cricket Association that the net proceeds of ; the Auckland-Wellington Phinket Shield match will be about £370. Of this Wellington will take £2-10. Auckland £110, and the New Zealand Council £18. , BOXING. I KEENAN V. DWYER. ■" CONTEST AT SYDNEY. A cablegram was received in Auckland yesterday asking for a contest at Sydney between J. Keenan, of Auckland,' and Hughie Dwyer, professional light-weight champion of Australia. i The offer was accepted, arid Keenan will leave shortly for Sydney. The contest will take . place at the Sydney Stadium on February 10.' BOWLING, GILMORE CUP COMPETITION. The Papatoetoe Bowling, won tho first match of this season for - the Gilmore Cup by defeating Howick on the Howick green. There was a large number of players and visitors. Mr. J. W. Hardley; president of the Auckland centre, gave a short address i at the conclusion of the match. The games resulted as follows,. Howick players being mentioned first:— ■: s ;:■ First Round.—Sievewright, Geering. Hew- . son, . Gilmore, 21, v. Watson, Coles, Smytheman. Knight, 16; Bates, Gill, Hambrook Johnson. 15, v. Wilson, Hall, Davies, Andrew, 22. . •■;■/; ,-.■ Second Round.— 16, v. Knight 22- Gilmore, 23. v. Andrew, 23. ' Papatoetoe won by six points.

ATHLETICS. TAMAKI WEST SPORTS. The following handicaps have been declared for the . athletic sports to be held to-morrow . afternoon at St. Heliera Bay, m connection, with the Tamaki West carnival :— ■ , ...-•■ - a IOOYds.—G. Davidson, scr ; -W. L.' Elliott, 4yds; D. Wrathall. D. Freeman, Byds; i,! J,: Williamson, J. Barton, E. Watts B. Herd, 9yds ;r- R. Savage, L. Burchert iOyds; H.-Watts, K. Walker. Uyds; a'. King, A. Block, 12yds. * . v. ffli)Yds.- G. Davidson., scr • W.L. Elliott, 9yds; W. Wrathall, .D. Freeman. 16ydsE. Watts, J. Barton, 18yds; A. McNeil, J P. Waugh, 20yds; A. Black, A. King. 23yds. B»yyds.—W. R. L. Vallance, scr; J. A. McKean,. C. D'Authrean, 10yds; * S ' E Swotton. 20yds; R. Herd, 23yds- T A* Coyle. 30yds; W. Vincent. , 28yds; p" R*• Barry, 40yds. ■ ' One Mile.— R. L. Vallance, scr; J A. McKean, 38yds; F. Vallance, dOyds; A. F. Ormes S.■ ,B. Swotton, J. Robinson r^ S; I' an ™*' 55 yd , 8 ' G.B. Hoy to 65yds: P. R. Barry, 75yds. ' ;. : 440Yds.—W. L. Elliott, scr; C K Stufebs 12yds; D. Wrathal! D Freeman, 13yds ] L. 1 Monteith W. Chiplin. 15yds; C D'Authrean, 17yds. '■•-■.■■' Hop, Step and t Jump.—L. J. Williamson, scr. J. P. Waugh lift: D.: Wrathall, SJft L. Hanlon, E. Watts, D. Carter, 4ft; A. King. 4Jft. (V --.".-■■.: TO Lon P. Jump.— tJ. Williamson, scr- D. Wrathall J P. _Waugli .L.. T. = Monteith. 15m: D. Carter. E. Watts, 18in. i- ' o da -7~?- sXewis, scr; A. McNeil, ■R. Smith j_C. Hoyte. 2yds; S.«Wrathall, S.. Corban. E. Davera, 3yds; R.. Porter, A King, A. Black. 4yds; .C. rW. Hoyte. H Harrison, syds. ; -s-.\. •(■/: . ■-^ MOTOR - CYCLING. THE TAURANGA CLUB. [3? TELEGBATH.---OWN; CORRESPONDENT.] TAURANGA. Thursday.: At a meeting of. the Te Huia Motor-Cycle Club, the secretary submitted a report showing that the. sports held at Gate Pa racecourse on Boxing Day had been successful in all respects, and after the payment of prizes and expenses, there would be a credit balance .of about £20. It was Kea&S;* Wl : climbin S compel