SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17974, 29 June 1920, Page 8

SPORTING.

BAcnra ns pujujob. . Proa» Association—By Telegraph— Copyright. l_ _ „ „ , PABIB, June 27. . 0 Grand Prix do Paris, tor tiuree-yoax-olds, run yesterday, resulted;—Cormodo 1, Embyav 2 Sourbier 3. Siiteenhorses ran, of whioh ftro were Ensllah, inoloding Comrade (ridden by Bullock). SPi 011 „ Sourbier -were iavonrites.—A. andN..6. Cable. \ AUSTRALIAN BAOHTG- NEWS. . MTSTiBO UitNE, June 28. Melbourne Cap Weights. Two miles Voitrol 10.0 (top weight), Knmark fLiS, Biplauo 8.0, AU Aboard 7.0, British Arch 6.12, Keltan G. 7. Caulfleld Oup weights. One mile and a-half.— Keunaquhair (bop weight). Finmark 9.0, Biplane 9.0, All Aboard 7J, Kliioylo 6.7. : SYDNEY, June 28. . (Beceived Jtaa 39, at 0.35 a.m.) Weights ior Epsom HandicapWolaroi (ton weight 9.13), Biplane 0.2, Hnmwk 8.12, Kilhope .For Metropolitan :—Poitrel (top weight 10.21 Biplane 0.0, Finmarfc 8.10, AH Aboard 7.2. GRAND NATIONAL NOMINATIONS. Grand National Steeplechase.—Oinahu, Guanaco, Alanavrapango, Coalition Crib Morecambe, Master Strowan, Old Muitgindij Gladful, Khartotun, Warform, Luke, Sturdee' "Waimai, Slowcoach, Isabella, Nocturnal! Barrister, San Sebastian., Penoton, Diavolo, First Lino, Foeman, Notability,. Oalcleigh) John Bunny, Gaekwar, "SYirokino, Ormcsby Manhattan, -Zeus. , ' ' National Hurdles—All Over, Gmahu, Paddington Green, Pencfeon, Ladogeur, Gayliglit, Kohu, Paraoa, Rekanui, Mill o' Gowrie, Lord Njigar, Fisher, Stuniel, Wariorm, Loyal Arch, Bombproof, • Achiileus, Waimai, Slowcoach, Lqchella, Whipcord, Jack Symons, Kauri Kmg, Hylans, Risingham, Mannish, Calma, \Vjld Pilgrim, King Star, Nautical, All Talk, Signysian, Cymor, Thrace, Melchikoff, Deviation, Gazique, Mareshal Nieil, Manawapango, Alteration, Kerelionei. Winter Cup.—Ruddy, Matataao, Astinome, Tamaroa, Arian, Admyra, Royal Exchange, Carmel Arch, Melee, Parisian Diamond, Black Lake, Prince Hal, Caverock, Kilrush, v Loyal Arch, Bombproof, Snnart, Marqueteur, San acre, Good Hope, Killowem, Jock, Heather Sprig, Glen Canny, Scornful, Gold Kip, Kisingham, Paiorangi, Miss Camouflage, Dainty Step, Alinoner, Bongeroop, Ndghtraider, Hurry Up, Royal Star, Burrangong, Toxtrix, All Talk, Radial, Railand, Bon Spec, Laiay Pallas. Walton, General Advance, Rose gn*. Prmtemps, Gazique, Comedy Prince, £ 1 Clean Sweep, Onslaught, Braclcenfield, Matatua, Hetaua, Swanee River, Will Qafeujmd, Bitters; Sir Fanciful, Sembric, Croesus.

THE AMERICA CUP. Fran AwocUtlon—By Telegraph—Copyright NEW YORK, June 27. Tho New York Timcs's Newport correspondent states that tho Amerioa Cup Defence Committee has announced that tho Resolute wffl iaco the Shamrock. The Resolute won seven out oi 11 trials with the Vanite, which is ono of the contenders for the defence of the cup.—A. and N.Z. Cable. j IUNXATUIffI RIFLE SHOOTING. Tho Momington and Roslyn Clubs met in the fifth round on Saturday night. The scores were as;follow: —Roslyn: Silvias 70, OrOlie 70, Gillespie 68, A. M'Farlano 67, Marshall 67, M'Konzie 67,, N. il'Parla&o 65, Baker 63, F. M'George -62, Turnbull $0; —total, 659. Moraiington: Lewis 69 Hobbs 68, Kennedy 65, Hannigan 65, Itobson 6ft! Wilson 64, Maodonald 63, Ford 63, Berrv 63 M'Auslin 63;— total, 645. ' GOLF. . _A one-club match in' connection with the St. Clair Ladies' Golf Club will be played on the St. Clair Links to-day. The following is the draw: —Mrs Oxford v. Miss Hanlon, Miss Cossens v. Miss Sutherland, Mrs Mooney v. Miss Watson, Mrg Smith r. Mrs B. Hudson, Miss V. Watson v. .Mrs McCarthy, Miss Lc-thbridge v. Mrs Hudson, Miss G-lendming v. Miss Sweeney, Miss M.' Law a bye. HOOKEY. The weekly meeting of the Otago Hockey .Referees' Ass6ciation was held at the X.M.C.A. last night. A large number of members were present. The movement of forming this association ia Dunedin -is receiving the support it deserves, and no doubt the game generally, both for ladies and men, will benefit, very materiallv. A .comprehensive set of rules has been drawn upland approved, and tho association is to control; the appointment of referees through an efficiept oommittee, which consist of Messrs T. S. Mitphcll, W. H. Down, and S. L. Searell. An Examination Committee, consisting of Messrs T S. :MitcheU, W. H. Down, and H.-Siedeberg was appointed for the purpose of drawing up a set of . questions, by which it is intended to test, though not this season, those acting as referees in-matches, and thus tending to the improvement •f play and its conduct. '

BTJGBY FOOTBALL. The following are the results of the Vincent Bub-umon'B competitions on Saturday .-—Clyde 21 points beat Bannockburn nil, Galloway 10 noints beat Lowburn nil. . ■ The llaniototo County matches were postponed on account of snow. ; • Otago rugby union. : The weekly meeting of the O.E.F.U. was held ;last evening, Mr H. Harris (president) in the chair,.-There was a good attendance of delegates. The-; committee of the staffs of tho Insurance Companies wrote requesting the use of Carisbrook Ground, on July 13 in order to play their annual fixtut'^.—Permission granted. : The Wairarapa; Rugby Union wroto confirming August •28 for the match Wairarapa v. Ofcaeo. at Dunedin. 6 ". The New Zealand Rugby Union wrote' calling detention to the rules governing challenges for. the Sanfurly Shield^—Received. " The Hon. Secretary of the University Club wrote asking permission to play the fixture UniversityA V.t University B at the North Ground at 2.15.; p.m.' on Tuesday, June 29.—Permission granted. \ A request from the same club was made to the effect that the Second Grade match Alhombrn v. . University should be played os a curtain-raiser to the senior match.—lt was decided to inform tho University Club that this could not now be arranged. e * «, A n me Si 0 ' 5' as /eceived from the secretary of Hie HaTbour Board stating that the Rugby Union's application for ground spaoe on the Lake Logan «frea had been held over until next season - , The iWnikonaiti Football Club wrote asking that a Dunedin team be sent to Waikonaiti on Jnlv 3 or 10 to meet the local team.—lt was decided to advise the Waikonaiti Club that no bye occurs round rs ' or Grades during this The Arthur School applied for a ground for praetioo.—Left to president to endeavour to make a satisfactory arrangement. an / anui Eu S b y Union wrote confirming DunoSn" Wanganui v. Otago, at „ Wellington Rugby Union wrote confirming at ifunedin 08 ° or v. Otago^ The Kaikorai Club wrote asking for financial ass.star.ee m the erection of a committee at Bishops court Ground.-SecretaTT ■to obtain ™UGround Company? 6 ° t0 aPPr ° aCll tte Kaik<1 ™ 1 1 Qndeavour h wonld r 'be smde Otago sdectors would be present. It was farther resolved to ask the University Club if thev ttay" amj tllo matCh 1)6 P'^on 03 " be T - C . fr ° m &lnrday 3ast wi]l SCh ° ol ,Utnr ° 3 ha ™ bcea °™sea Schools' Senior.— Jf'Glashan v Hir.l, , South' .Harbour Board No? ?, 2 f.m v. ::High School D, South Harbour Board No 1 2 p.m.; Port v. High School C, Port: 2 S„ V' . Colthorpe); High School E, a bye P' ° " Schools' A —Kensington v. Macandrew Rmfl ?:fo P p m ra - ; v. PorbS?; 1 : ■ 1- ?! ("' A. W. Alloo); Arthur Street B v Macandrew Road B, Oval No. 2. 10 -i m .T. ;M*irullen); M'Glashan's v. Albany Streot rt % onnd -, r 10 a - m - KenITOnm Hfr WH r ! nCe \ »"bonV 'lioTrd, Strict; a b«. K =»korai and George

' OTAGO FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION The weekly meeting of tie Otogo Football Association Executive, held last evening, was Tiro Billed: over by Mr J. Milburn. pro " The Sectary of the Kaitangata Club notifying that Mr J. Simpson had been elected us-their representative in plaeo of Mr Buchin™ ,• re( i uestil, S that matches be aroS Lh ,Q ,0r 'J 01 "" Secona Grade team.-The re °f Ted ' " IDd ask «l to pasl . c]nte. arn " PDS matChcS on *** J . B. Taverner wrote advising that a dnb had teen fanned nt Fairfield, and asked to be entered in the Third Grade competitions.— I The iw ?v7 iT aB J . n ? brncted 'to Write and suggest «• CKb. boys join up with tho Green Island i rOSt " ntl Telegraph player (Arthur) who been ordered oft in the Seoond Grade mtfeh Post and Telegraph v. Momington, appeared he fori the executive.—Members' thought thai a firm B and should be taken to snpprS, the use ™ fonl language on the field, but a motion that player stand down for she playing Saturdays awsj&r S4"rg: hiving, cautioned Shaw, of tte ffierTSd? fo£ swennng.-The player attended, and hartm.' ?,IS, reS^ d r P.?> ifc was St the pta™£ name be placed on the cautioned list, and tont / 1)0_ be admonished by the 'chairman. >¥ r , n - BailJie and others wrote Euggeßtfam ihit a ..match bo arranged between ex-thm» L ,

present Ota go team.—lt wafl decided to accept the challenge, hut as the executive had no free Saturdays at * the present time, the game would be played at the end of the 6eoond round. Mr Deuohrass, in bringing up the question ot JV a -Y ln S home and home matches, pointed out that his clnb had had only one game in the first round on their own gronnd.—lt was decided to ask the Match Committee whether they intended to play any First Grade matchcs on this ground. The following is tho draw for next Saturday:— lirst Grade.—Northern v. Green Island, Gardens, J.'lo; Mornington v. Kaifemgata, Culling Park, 1.30; Southern v. Maori Hill, Oval No. 1, 2.15; Old Boys v. Christian Brothers, Calling Park, .1. Second Grade—Northern v. Y.M.C.A., Oral No. 'I'lS; Slornmgton v. Sonthejn, Mornington, 2.15; Jest and Telegraph v. Christian Brothers, Asylum, 2.40, Old Boys a bve. Third Grade.—Northern v. Y.M.C.A., Gardens, 1.4.1; Old Boye v. Christian Brothers, Oval No. 1, i " ' , v. Technical College, Mornington. 1.45; High School v. Green Island, Monteeillo, 3.15; T.M.C.A. Bangers v. Sonthcm, Montecillo, 2.15. • Fourth Grade.—Mornington v. Technical College, Trarashedij, 2.15; Northern B v. Maori Hill, Clear, 3.15; Old Bojn v. Green Island, Asylum, 1.45; p os t and Trlegraph v. Y-M.C.A. Swifts, Oval No. 2. 2.15; Christian Brothers v. Northern A, Clear, 2.1 a; Y.M.C.A. a bye. Fifth Grade.—High School A v. Mornington, Monteeillo, 1.15; H3gh School B v. Y.M.O.A. Havens, Tramsheds, 1.45; Christian Brothers v. Y.M.C.A., Oval No. 2, 1.15; Normal v. Old Hove, Clear ; 1.15. " SOFTOOL FIXTURES. A Grade.—Christian Brothers A v. Christian Brothers B, Asylum Ground, 11 a.m.- High School A v. High School B, lAsvlum Ground, 10 a.m.; High Strnet v. Technical, Oval,-H a.m. B Grade.—Christian Brothers v. Anderson's Bay, Oval, 10 a.m.; Mornington v. Caversham, T, Va i' , n a ' m,; Hlph Sc hool Dv. Normal, Tramshrils, *0 a.m.; Technical v. nigh School C. Vnliev g p 11 a i^'' llißh SfrCet T " North-East Valley, Gardens, 11 a.m.; Maori Hill, a bve. nL if"'" Christian Brothers I) Maori Hill, in'o?ln 10 ln a - m,: Mornington v. Caversham, Mornington, 10 a.m : Kavensbonme v. High Street "'ll''' Gcot P« . ptr «ot v. North-East n 'i »™' : Christian Brothers Ev. Mm? ui L a - m -; Christian Brothers Fv. Brothers T . ra ? shed S' 11 a.m.; Christian Brothers G r. Anderson's Bay, Monteeillo, 10

BOXING. CONTESTS AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. V™ ol tte auspices of the Otlgo Boxing Association a series oi contests was commenced in ncL 'M ] «,f 3 K Theatr ° last eveniD ß lor «>e pu£ v?!iL Selcct ! ng rc PreseJitatives from this prouioe to compete at the New Zealand boxinc cham-tom-narm>n|to 150 h ? ld * in jSv S The tournament was also Jor the pnrpose of ascerTs!e^ g w? a e champions in the various events. the theTt^ a tJin ry s ?- at ' £lldfflH! °1 enthusiasts, f„ n a ,-. c practically filled in every part. (uHm °?™ aru representatives, Messrs S. Kitchel failed l and Mnekham (heavy-weight) following are the results':

BANTAiI weight. Lewis Drew (8.0) beat W. Howe C 7.13). Th'» « uf? (8 " 0) T - Campbell (8.3). < The fight between Drew and Bowo was nurelv nrli<r'? S > ma^ h in the flrst two roZk. bot tefence Tn°th WaSSS od ' ai i d he Ehowed 80«1 J 1 ? 0 , s °c<md round he got in a nice right cross, which fonnd its mark. In the third U P' ™ the gong i? la ? dcd ft nice right hook on tho iaw Howe boxed a trifle awkwardly, and did not ap ,?f r J 0 „ r fit aB M» opponent Campbell had the advantage of Leckie in the and r neabo^ op. V ?, S Ol t0 work w "h his left, and the round ended with honours even In th» second round Leckie scored, gefeW to deUTCrin e a lot of punishment. Bo with his lift TwT IDg " Cr;^^t, ' and Sot homo 1 j-r k J.h<> tuird round was verv tciiHno % 800 d d -> °V^nisTS: scored' a 06 '

FEATHER WEIGHT. St' 'Iv. ( 3 - q ) beat J. Campbell (8 111 ' C ' roi'. C B - 1 ?) beat P. Hunter (8.10). Campbell and Smith provided an excellent feren'ce ■ not haTe 156011 muoh ai{ ° •»*«««»« £?,

LIGHT WEIGHT. J. T. Harris (9.10J) beat E. For cq ii\ (9JO) ' ltltCllcll (9 - 5 ) baat A. Eodie, Invercargill less than a minnte Han?« £re !!. s''5'' M<J «* co a unt. FOl ' 8 jSW Whioh sent ' the lattc? which to° t h~ T Ser! °forSd Mi^ CU ' who " was ous boiing was seen iffc- some vi g° r " his opponent won on points. g samely, but

WELTEK WEIGHT S. Mackey (10.3 i) beat J. M'Naushton fin en Hacked elTof thT"'' b ? M'Naughton was stm well^T^' S. XiTSAv.?• l&g*

HEAVY WEIGHT. Christol inroh (11.0), beat C H \Vhittaker, Invercargill (12 0) six^ou^protirteuf^'b contestrTilfU a and H. Withev /o r a D - Boreham tion to the finals there will" also l™" 30- , addi " round bout between B. M-Oeary aud a^onh.^" The following is the draw for to-night: BANTAM FINAL. W. H. Leckie. v. 1,. Drew. FEATHER FINAL. B. J. Smith v. W. Watt. LIGHT FINAL. J. T. Itarris v. J. p. Mitchell. WELTER FINAL. S. Paris v. S. Mackey. INTERVAL. SPECIAL AMATEUR SIS-ROUND BOUT H. North v. B. M'Oleary. PROFESSIONAL SIS-ROUND BOUT. Special Purse. H. Withey v. D. Boreham.