TODAY'S SPORT

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25048, 11 November 1944, Page 5

TODAY'S SPORT

Cricket competitions will be continued In Auckland this afternoon, when the second series of senior confcsts will be commenced. In the Auckland Association's championship threo games arc set down at Eden Park. The princioal attraction is between Parnell No. 2 and Middlemore on the No. J. wicket. Univcteity will meet Eden-Ponsonby-Bnlmoral on the No. 2 pitch, while Combined Air Force and Grafton-Y.M.C.A. will play on tho No. 3 ground. Tho game at Dcvonport is between North Shore and Parnell No. 1 The chief match under the control of the Auckland Cily and Suburban Association will be played by Green Lane and R.V. on the Domain No. 1 wicket. Women's matches will be decided at Melville Park TRACK CYCLING RACES Manukau Club.—Half-mile, junior. B J 11 owlet I, !00,yds, 1 ; R. W. deal, TO.vds. '2. F. Willis, DOyds, 3 Time, CO l-5s Halfmile, senior'.- J. I. Walker, Toyds, I ; C, A. FHnkeiibersr, TO.vds W. «T. S. Nnsh TOO yds, 8. Time, fit) 2-ss. Two miles, open: J. Stevens, 30yds, 1: B. 11. Rattray, scr. 2; ,T. I. Wiilker, r.Oyds, 3. Time, 4m 20 4-ss. Lynndale Club.—One mile, junior: .T Stevens, scr. I; R. Hornell scr, 2; R. Cleat. •10yds, 3. Time, 2m 1 I t-ss. Senior: D. Anstice, 170 yds, 1; .T. Garrod, 140 yds, 2; S. Llo.vd, SOyds, 3. Time, 2m 3 l-ss. Three miles, oneii: .T. Stevens. 200 yds, 1-. R, Hornell. 200.vds .T I. Walker, 3-IS.vds. 3. Time. Cm 33 1 •ss.