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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18677, 5 April 1924, Page 8

league FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. NOMINATIONS FOR SENIOR GRADE. Nominations for the Senior Grade Competition will close with the Secretary on Wednesday, April 9, at 8 p.m. NOMINATIONS FOR JUNIOR . COMPETITION. Nominations for all Junior Grade Competitions will close with the Secretary, Junior Management, Committee, Tuesday, April 8. at 7.30. Season will Open Saturday. April 26. IVAN CULPAN. Secretary. fA THLETIC FOOTBALL A CLUB. 1 mIS \ Practice for All Grades To-day, 1 fw r-1J VICTORIA PARK. VICTORIA PARK. 2 p.m. till 3 p.m. r '* A. G. BROWN, Hon. Sec. ii-• "ATARIST BROTHERS OLD 6 A. PRACTICE. FOR. ALL GRADES t flu j TO-DAY (SATURDAY). a v—jst* Commencing at 3 p.m. sharp, at * CAH LAW PARK. c A'l Players must attend. New intending y '.avers are requested to make immediate 11 PPHcatiou u. j LU>SCONtBI . :- Hon. Sec. >- — ROVERS' FOOTBALL I- . Nfl l_/ CLUB. c T®r i The following Practices _ will /Kb ' take pi nee '' '<1J AY J (CP ' Third. Fourth. Fifth. Sixth ' I lifcy Grades—\ ictoria t's'-k. • "J' Senior and Second G lades. 3 p.m. onward. E. A Oilier!. Hon. Sec. e Q TiE VON PORT UNITED raL U FOOTBALL CLUB. zS® >• All Members and intendinK ICO 1 Members are rcauested to attend I 'fiwy Training at the Football Ground. •— jp l -* L)evonport. TO-DAY. £** R_ EMIRALI. Hon. Sec. KINGSLAND ROVERS' FOOTBALL CLUB. . A Practice will be held TO-DAY (Saturday), at 2.30 p.m., 011 Kingsland Training Ground, bottom of School Road. All Members and intending Members arc requested to attend. J. BALL, Hon. Sec. RUGBY FOOTBALL. PRAFTON RUGBY VJ FOOTBALL CLUB. A PRACTICE Will be .held at the Show Grounds, Epsom, TO-DAY. Juniors, p.m. to 3 p.m.; Seniora, 3 p. hi. to 4 p.m. No. 3 Ground. AH Members requested to attend, W. O. LAMB. Hon. Sec. ' RACECOURSE. In connection with Avondale . £09 Fire Brigade's Carnival, /vl THIS DAY, AT 3 P.M. SUBURBS V. NEWTON. - ■ GRAMMAR OLD BOYS V. PONSUABi. Ponsonby Senior Players please note that Jifir Club is to take the place of Manst Old Boys in to-day's match against Grammar Old Boys. V. SUBURBS. | V. SUBURBS. AT AVONDALE TO- % - — Players catch 1.10 train at Mount Eden. P. McELWAIN. Hon. Sec. •a iTV/TARIST BROTHERS OLD J i"- BOYS' FOOTBALL CLUB. PRACTICE FOR ALL GRADES /TvJ Will be held at Jhrfe SACRED HEART COLLEGE — SACRED HEART COLLEGE TO-DAY (SATURDAY). APRIL 6. C. E. ANDERSON. Hon. Sec. nan A uckland grammar . AwU J\. SCUOOL OLD BOYS' & *yl>T FOOTBALL CLUB, A SCHOOL OLD BOYS' FOOTBALL CLUB. at Practices for TO-DAY (Saturday), April 5. Seniors v. Ponrsonby, at, Avondale. Train leaves Auckland 1.10 p.m. AH Juniors at Show Grounds. No. 2, 2 p.m. sharp, K. M. BOARDMAN. Hon. Sec. —*'.L- 1 ■ ATHLETIC SPORTS. . ft . TJOW AND WHERE TO BACK >k - 111 - WINNERS. ! pAPAKURA RASTER V _ gPORTS. Affiliated N.A.U. Intending Competitors please note: i NOMINATIONS FOR ALL CASH EVENTS CLOSE MONDAY, APRIL 7. Performances and Entrance Fees must accompany Nominations. Entrance Fees for Chops: No. 1, £'30, Entrance £2. No acceptance fee. No. 2, £10, Entrance £1. No acceptance fee. J. REA, Hon. Sec. O PORTS QLUB. (Affiliated with the Northern Athletic ♦ Union.) gPORTS jyjEETING, AT ALBANY, AT ALBANY, on gATURDAY, 1924. PROGRAMME: Athletic Events: Entries Close April 8. Other Events; Post Entry. 1. 100 YARDS LOCAL MAIDEN.— Prize £1; Second. 10 c . Entry, is Kd. 2. 120 YARDS HURDjjE RACE.— Prize, £2; Second, £1. Entry. 3s. 3. 120 YARDS ALBANY CUP.—First Prize, £7; Second, £2; Third, £1. Entry, 10s. 4. 2-20 YARDS HANDICAP.First Prize, £2; Second. £1. Entry, 3s. 5. 440 YARDS HANDICAP.— Prize. £2; Second, £1. Entry, 3s. C. 880 YARDS HANDICAP.First Prize. £2; Seco'id. £1. Entrv. 3«. 7. 100 YARDS HANDICAP (Local).—First Prize. £2: Second. £1. Eutrv. 3m. 8. 100 YARDS AMATEUR HANDICAP.— First Prize, Trophy; Second, Trophy. Entry, 3s. 9. ■ HOP. STEP AND JUMP.— Prize. £1: Second, fis. Entry, 1?. 10. HIGH JUMP.—First Prize, £1 10s; Second. 10«. Entry. 2«. 11. STOCKMEN'S COMPETITION.—First Priz". £3: Second. £1. Entrv 4s. 12. MARRIED MEN'S RACE.—First Prize. f1; Second. 10«. F.ntrv. Is 6d. 13. OLD BUFFERS' RACE, over 50 Years. —First Prize, 10s; Second, sa. Entry, Gd. 14. LADIES' RACE.First Prize, 30s: Second, 5". Entry, (Id. 15. 'ROYS' RACE. 15 Years and Under.— First Prize, 10s; Second, ss. Entry, fid. 16. FORCED HANDICAP.—First Prize, £1; Second, 10s. Entry, Is Cd. CHOPPING EVENTS. Entries Close April 8 (Sharp). 17. 15IN. STANDING CHOP HANDICAP. First Prize, £7; Second, £2; Third, £1. Entry, 10s. 18. ifi'TV. TTNDERHAND CHOP HANDICAP.—First Prize, £4; Second, i'l lCs; Third, 10s. Entry, Cs. CONDITIONS. Entries for F-v««nta 1 to 8 close with the Secretary on TUESDAY", Anril S. No entry will be accepted unl*»s« all fees are raid, and accompanied with the last two years' Performance, if none the last eight starts. No late entry will be accepted. All competitors run at their own risk. Thr<s« competitors or no second prize, four or 110 third prize. Admission, Is 6d; Children, half-price, R. INGHAM. Hon. Secretary.