PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21136, 19 March 1932, Page 15

PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

OPENING OF GOLF CLUBS. YACHTING AND ROWING EVENTS. HARBOUR SWIMMING RACE. Following are the principal sports fix-, lures to be decided in Auckland to-day:— CRICKET. Auckland Association.—Senior Grade A: Parnell v. North Shore, North Shore; Eden v. King's Old Boys, Eden Park No. 3; Grafton v. Ponsonby, Eden Park No. 2; Y.M.C.A. v. University, Eden Park, No. 1. Senior Grade B.—University v. Balmoral, Domain No. 4; Parnell v. Papatootoe, Papatoetoe; North Shore v. Mount Albert. North Shore; Grafton v. Y.M.C.A.. Victoria Park; l'onsonby v. Eden, Victoria Pn rk. Suburban Association.—Senior grade: Ponsonby v. R.V., Domain No. 1; Mount Albert Grammar Old Boys v. Green Lane, Domajn No. 2; Harbour Board v. Invicta, Domain No. 3. Girls' Association.—Senior grade: Training College B v. Arawa, Remuera No. 1; Training College A v. Technical College. No. 2. LAWN TENNIS. Auckland Association.—C grade: Final hard court section at Windmill Road (winner to play Takapuna, winners of crass court section); St. Mary's Catholic v. Marist Old Boys. D Grade.—Final at Stanley Street: Royal Oak (winner of grass court section), v. llallyburlon-Johnston© (winner of hard court section). BOWLING. Auckland.—Club fours. Avondale.—lnter-club v. Glen Eden. Balmoral.—lnter-club v. Rocky Nook and Ellerslie. Buckland.—lnter-club v. Hillsborough. Buckland's Beach.—lnter-club v. Rawhiti. Carlton.—lnter-club v. Epsom. Clevedon.—lnter-club v. Tuakau. Devonport.—Ordinary draw. Fdendale.—lnter-club v. Grey Lynn. Ellerslie.—lnter-club v. Otahuhu and Balmoral. Epsom.—lnter-club v. Carlton. Glen Eden.—lnter-club v. Avondale. Grey Lynn.—lnter-club v. Edendale. Hallyburton-Johnstone. Club competitions. Helensville.—lnter-club v. Rawhiti. Henderson.—Club competitions. ITillsborouch.—lnter-club v. Buckland. Ilowick.—Club gnmes. Mangere.—lnter-club v. Papatoetob. Manurewn.—lnter-club v. .Papnkura. Mount Albert.—lnter-club v. Ponsonby. Mount Eden.—Tnter-club v. Remuera. New Lynn.—Club competitions. Oneliunga.—Vice-presidents' fours. Otahuhu.—lnter-club v. Ellerslie. Papnkura.—lnter-club v. Manurewa. Papntoetoe.—Tnter-club v. Mangere. T'atumnhoe.—lnter-club v. Waiuku. Ponsonby.—lnter-club v. Mount Albert; Inst, day of percentage fours. Pnkekohe.—An7.no Cup and Motion Cup v. West End. RawHiti.—lnter-club v. Helensville: percentage fours, Remuera.—lnter-club v. Mount Eden. Rocky Nook.—lnter-club v. Balmoral. St. Heliers.—Percentage fours. Stanley.—Marine Pennant v. Waitemata. Takapuna.—Percentage fours. To Papapa.—Ordinary draw. Tuakau.—lnter-club v. Clevedon. Waitemata.—Marine Pennant v. Stanley. Waiuku.—inter-club v. Pa.tumahoe. West End.—Aiuac Cup v. Pukckohe.

YACHTING.

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron.— Race to Te Kouma. Takapuna Boating Club.—Annual regatta. Auckland Outboard Racing Club.—Races at Panmure Basin. Manukau Cruising Club.—Rnce3 to Cornwallis for yachts and launches. _ . New Zealand Power-Boat Association. — for cruisers and speedboats. Otahuhu Sailing Club.—-Annual regatta.

GOLF.

Auckland Club.—Official opening, 12 o'clock, Canadian mixed foursomes. Titirangi Club.—Medal handicap. Maungakiekie Club.—Medal match. Aknrana Club.—Opening of 6eason, 12.30 p.m. SWIMMING. North Shore Club.—Annual harbour race of 1} miles, for Morgan Cup. starting from the Torpedo Wharf, Fort Cautley, at 3 o'clock. Ponsonby Club.—so Yds. race, Shelly Beach Baths, 2.30 p.m.

CROQUET.

Auckland provincial championships. riAKO SCHOOL SrORTS. ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEETING [from our own correspondent.] TE AROHA. Friday. The first annual meeting of tho Piako County School Sports Association was attended by representatives from Te Puninga.' Tatuanui, Ngarua, Springdnle, Hungahunga and Waitoa. A report of the first sports meeting held last year was read. Members expressed the opinion that the sports had been highly successful and fully justified the formation of an association. The election of officers resulted:—President, Mr. J. Lynch; vice-presidents, Messrs. N. Dey, A. Hay ward and W. J. Nicholson; secretary, Mr. C. Jenkins. It was decided to hold the annual meeting at Waitoa on Thursday, providing the necessary permission could be granted.