PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
i Cltlt'KET COMPETITIONS J GOLF CLUB TOURNAMENTS HARD-COURT TENNIS CONTESTS | Following are the principal sports | fixtures io be derided in Auckland to- { day:— CRICKET ' First Grade.—Second day's play: Grafton v. King's Old Boys, Eden l'ark Xo. University v. Eden, Edrn Park No. , Ponsor.by v. Y.M.C'.A., Victoria Park: North Shore v. Parnell. North Shore. Senior B Grade.—Parnell v. I'apatoetoe. P3patoftoe; Stanley Bay v. North Shore, North Shore; Y.M.C'.A. v. Balmoral. Papntoetoe; Grafton v. Point Chevalier, Eden Park No. I; Lden v. King's Old Boys, King's College. University v. Ponsonby, Eden Park No. 5. GOLF Titirangi Club.—Labour Day tournament; Hislop Cup, Titirangi Cup and medal competitions. Maungakiekie Club.—Bogey handicap competition. Akaraua Club.—Stableford bogey scramble. North Shore Club.—Stableford bogey match. Remuern Club.—Four rounds for club championship. Waitemata Club.—Bogey scramble. Pupuke Club.—Open handicap tournament; Sprint Cup, veterans' cup and handicap medal contests. Manukuu Club.—Mixed foursomes matches and presentation of prizes. Glendowie Ladies' Club.—Labour Day tournament; medal and bogey handicap ' contests. ' j Pupuke Ladies' Club.—Labour Day tourna- ] ment; bogey match and eclectic com- j petition North Shore Ladies' Club.--Scramble match. players choose partners. Manuksu Ladies' Club.- Mixed foursomes i matches and presentation of trophies. ' j BOWLING Auckland.—Club draw. Avondale.—Official opening. Balmoral.—Percentage fours. Buekland.—Visit from Pukekoh«. Carlton.—Percentage fours. Clevedon.—Ordinary draw. Devonport.—Percentage four*. Edendale.—Ordinary draw: Ellerslie.—Players graded. Epsom.—Percentage fours. Glen Eden.—Progressive pain. Grey Lynn.—Ordinary draw. Hallyburton Johnstone.—Visit from Mental Hospital patients. Helensville.—Club games. Henderson.—Club games. Hillsborough.—Ordinary draw. Maneere.-"Hawthorn Cup" v. Manurewa. j Mount Albert.—Official opening. Mount Eden.—Percentage fours. Onehunga.—Ordinary draw. Otahuhu.—Unofficial opening. Papatoetoe.—President v. vice-presidents. Patumahoe.—Visit to Waiuku. Ponsonby.—Percentage fours. j Pukekohe.—Visits to Buekland and Tuakau. i Rawhiti.—Percentage fours. Remuera.—Official opening. Rocky Nook.—Ordinary draw. St. Heliers.—Ordinary draw. Stanley.—Ordinary draw. Takapuna.—Ordinary draw. Te Papapa.—Club games. Tuakau.—Visit from Pukekoh». Waitemata. —Indoor bowlers' day. Waiuku.—Visit from Patumahoe. West End.—Open draw. LAWN TENNIS Hard-court Matches.—lnter-club contests, j ' CYCLING Auckland Club.—Combined senior and junior j race. Panmure, 2.30 p m.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22250, 26 October 1935, Page 19
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