PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22344, 15 February 1936, Page 20

PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

LADIES' CRICKET MATCH CLUB BOWLING CONTESTS YACHTING, ROWING, SWIMMING Following are the principal sports events to be decided in Auckland to-day:— CRICKET The ladies' representative match, Auckland v. Wellington, will he commenced on the No. 1 wicket at Eden Park at two o'clock. Auckland Association.—First (trade: Grafton v. Ponsonby, Eden Fark No. 3; King's Old Boys v. University, Papatoetoe: Parrell v. Eden, Eden Park Xo. 2; Y.M.C.A. v. North Shore, North Shore. Senior B Grade.—Parnell v. North Shore. North Shore: Papatoetoe v. Balmoral, Papatoetoe: Stanley Bay v. Point Chevalier, Stanley Bay; Y.M.C.A. v. King's Old Boys. King's College: Grafton v. University. Eden Park No. 4; Eden v. Ponsonby, Eden Park No. 5. .

Suburban Association.—Senior A grade: First section: Brixton v. Mnnukau. Domain No. 1. 2 p.m., Messrs. H. Bennett. H. K. Wright; Green Lane v. Mount Ronkill, Domain, No. 2, 2 p.m., Messrs. J. Abbott, J. Ball; Ponsonby v. R.V., Domain No. 3, 2 p.m., Messrs. G. McGhie, H. Johnston.

BOWLING Auckland.—Aggregate fouis. Avondflle.—lnter-club v. Mount Eden. Balmoral.—Percentage fours. Carlton. —Percentage fpuri. Clevedon.— Ordinary draw. D«vonport.—Percentage fours. Edendale.— Percentage fours. Epseni.—Percentage fours. Glen Eden.—lnter-club v. Mount Albert. Grey Lynn.—Club fours Haliyburton-Johnstone.—lnter-club v. Mount

Albert. Helensville.—Club games. Henderson.—lnter-club v. " est End. Hillsborough.—Ordinary draw. Kaukapakapa.—Visit from Waiteniata. Mangere.—Club competitions Manurewa.—lnter-club v. Otahiihu. Mount Albert.—lnter-club v. Glen Eden and Hallybnrton-Johnstone. Mount Eden.—later-club v. Rawluti and Avondale. Nsw Lynn.—Tnter-club v. West End. Oaehunga.—Vice-president's fours. Otahuhu.—lntcr-club v. Manurewa. Papatoetee.—Ordinary draw. Patnmahoe.—Club games. Ponsonby.—Percentage fours. Rawhiti.—lnter-club v. Mount Eden. Remuern. —Jobson fours. Rockv Nook.—Percentage fours. St! Heliers.—Percentage fours. Stanley.—Marine pennant v. Takapunft. T© Papapa.—Club games. Transport.—Qlub competitions. Tuakau.—Visit to Waiuku. Waiteniata.—Visit to Kaukapakapa. West End.—lnter-club v Henderson and New Lynn. YACHTING Royal New Zealand Yacht Sijuadron Anniial long-distance race to Te Kouma for the T. M. Alexander Memorial Cup; harbour race for M class boats for Drysdale Cup! commencing at '2.30 o'clock. Manukau Yacht and Motor-Boat Club.— Open championships of the Manukau Harbour. Victoria Cruising Club.—Annual regatta day, for all classes. Heme Bay Sailing Club.—lwo harbour races. ROWING IWeßt End Club.—Trial eighl« for the Herd-man-Stotter trophies; novice fours for the Herdman Caps. Waitemata Club.—Trial fours for Mr. T. Impey's trophies. . 'Auckland. Club.—Trial fours for Schmidt trophies. St. George's Club.—Trial fours for the Hallyburton-Johnstone Cup. North Shore Club.—Trial fours for club trophies. SWIMMING cror'th Shore Club.—Two harbour races for junior swimmers at Cheltenham Beach. Iforthcote and Birkenhead RegattaAnnual aquatic competitions to be held near the Birkenhead wharf, commencing at 2.30 o'clock. .' AMATEUR ATHLETICS X<yimdale Club.—Club championship meeting, with, open handicap event®, commencing at 2.30 p.m. . . Auckland Club.—Combined meeting with the Royal Navy at the Naval Base, Devonport, commencing at 2.15 p.m.