SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14700, 7 December 1909, Page 9

SPORTING.

D.J.C. OOP MEETING. After declaration of forfoits the following remain in the CHAMPAGNE STAKES, Of 250sove. For two-year-olds. Colts 8.10, Fillies and geldings 8.7. Six furlongs. Mr H. Whitney's br c Odessa, by St. Ambrose—Crimea. Mr H. Whitney's br c, by Stepniak— Fairymaid. Mr D. Rutherford's b f, by St. Ambrose —Janet. Mr T. H. Lowry's b c, by St. Ambrose— St. Regi6. Mr J. B. Reid's ch f Kora, by Stepniak— Doineter. Mr J. R. M'Donald's oh c, by St. Ambroeo—Bivalve. Mr M. Kavanagh's ch c, by Stepniak— Armilla. Mr H. GaisEord'e blk f, by Stepniak— Madder. Mr J. Ellis's b c, by Red Gauntlet—St. Ouida. Mr H. A. Knight's br c, by St. Ambrose —Flame, Sir G. Cliffords br f Countermine, by Quarryman—Safeguard. Sir G. Clifford's ch f Tonterhook, by C'lanranald—To-morrow. Sir G. Clifford's br f Big Blast, by Quarryman—Brave Heart. Sir George M'Lean's br g Vid, by Lord Roaslyn—Plevna. Mr J. Bayly's oh g, by Lord RoaljaToumuiM.

Mr J. B&yly'e br f, by Lord Roeslya— Escopito. Mr R. O'Doiinell's b f Formlees, by Multiform—Dreamer. Mr L. C. ila/.leit's bo Soldiere' Chorut by Martian—Grand Opera. BETTING WITH AN INFANT. (PkP: United Press Asbocutioh.) OAMARU, December 6. Riloy Curran, a local bookmaker, waa fined £25 and cos's for betting with an infant at the la to trotting meeting, BOWLING. Colts' Match.—A team of Colts from Balmacowcn visited the North-Eaet Valley Club on Saturday, and after a most enjoy, able gome victory rested with the Valley by 10 points. The following are the aoorcs : N.E.V..8. Coata, Rhodes, Longworth, Bennett (s) 25 — Stewart, Smith, Arlidgo, Jones (s) — 15 Tlw following will represent Otago against Kaituna, on the Otago GreensLucas, Bastings, Dawson, Gordon (s); Bills, Taylor, Dawson, Scott (a). To-morrow's Fixtures. Tho following will represent Wak&ri r. Caverehain on Wednesday on tho Cavereham Groan:—G. Blackwood, B. Morton, S. Roberts J. Hunter (s); A. Blackwood, A. Sherrift, W. Clyde, W. Pettet (s); J. Mowat, J. Hosio, J. Bell, J. Gobbio (a). Emergencies—C. Tilburn, A. Gardner. Tho following will represent tho NorthEa6t Valley against Roslyn on Wednesday on the Roslyn Green:—J. Pizey, J. Rhodes. G. E. Bennett D. M'Gregor (e); Sandcra p. Foreman, W. M'Laron, J. Thompson) (s). Dunedin v. Mornington, on Mornington. Green-Morning ton: J. Robson, A. Napier, J. 11. Ford, J. P. Simon (s); J. Liddell, son., J. Liddell jun., W. Robeon* P. Carolm (s); J. M'Rac, T. H. Piokford, A. J. Betting, J. Robertson (s). m, GOLF. The following is the draw for the Senior Medal competition to be played under tho auspices of the Otago Ladies' Golf Club to<^yMiss Denniston v. Miss Gould, Mrs ,7' Mrs Mackie, Mrs Butterworth v. Miss Batchelor, Mrs Turnbull v. Miss M. Law, Miss Scott v. Mre Fergus, Mre Oldham v. Miss K. Rattray, Mit-6 Graham v, Mrs Allan, Miss D. Reynolds v. Mra M Int «sMiss M. Reynolds v. Mre Black, Mre Gilray v. Mies Sise, Mies F. Rattray v. Mis A. Mill, Mre Cohn v. Mrs Hislop. FORRURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. At a meeting of tho Forbury Park Trotting Club last night Mr H. J. Gourloy tendered his resignation as handioapper; It was decided that applications for the be received until Monday,

NEW ZEALAND ATHLETIC UNION. At the last meeting of 'the executive of the IW A»land Athletic Union it waa' decided to where to t.ho resolution adopted at tiio previous conference that tho Wt conference > hold a t the smio time as the championships— oil March 16 and 17 at weymouth, It was, however, decided to reeommend the next confcroAoo to consider' wig advisability of holding the cpnferenoes m a nioro central town and earlier in the season, 60 that any new rules that might bo adopted should come into fores dunne tho currency 0 f that season. A alitrht amendment to the agreement between tho League of Wncchn<sn. and the union was agreed to and it was resolved to recommend that it shoaild come into force at onoe, and reti!l ioxt conference Nommations for all events at the Gore trotting meeting will close on Friday at 9 The monthly meeting of the Free Kinderfast AT T-'it- 10 " was > ld °n Thursday ° Gilkison presided. Miss Moodie VtelT!, fei lx, . siti ? n of head teaoh « r of Cargill Road School. It was decided to close all the schools on the 15th inafc.— Uvereham and Cargill Road at 10 o'clock, Xaralk and Hanover Street at 11 o'clock. Ine committee invites parents and friends to be present.- Gifts of plants from Mr lannock and sweets from Mr' Romieon were gratefully acknowledged. The following sub3ociptions were received:—Mr M?*AM u' ¥< 38 ' M ™ E- Williams, Mr Ahlfeld, Mr A. Black, G. and T. Young, Wright, Stephenson, and Co., Mrs Hudson sen A. and T. Inglis, Dr Hocken, Mr J. C. Marshall, D.1.C., and Mrs A. W. Morris, £1 Is each; J. and J. Arthur, fccoullar and Chisholm, Mrs J. R. Glendining, and Nelson, Moate, and Co., 10s W each; Mr D. Roid, Mr J. MaeGrcgor, ' S' Mrs Stevenson, Miss Miller, Rev. Dr Waddell, and Mrc M. Cohen, 10a each; Mr Eudey, Smith and Smith, Mr I'ryde, Mr Smith, Mr S. S. Myers, Mr Pinder, Mr Ironside, Mrs Renme, Mr Marshall, Duthie Bros., Mr J. Brown, Mrs Naphthali, and J. and T. Christie, 5s each; smaller sums, f& 7s. Accounts passed for payment, including salaries, amounted to £56 Os 3d.