SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18454, 16 January 1922, Page 6

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

CROMWELL RACES. (Feom Odk Own Cobkespondent.) CROMWELL, January 14. On the second day of the Cromwell races the totalizator handled £4300, the total amount put through the machine being about £6OO less than was the case last year. At the meeting new track records were established for the mile gallop and, the mile trot. The second day’s results were as follow; BENDIGO HACK HANDICAP, of 75sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Mr W. H. L. Christie’s br g Strathglass, 9.3 (Fielding), 1; San Salvador, 8.0, 2; Adjutor, 9.0, 3. Also -started; Cannie Jock 9.0. Won by half a length. Time, 2min 14 2-sseo. CENTRAL HACK HANDICAP, of 60sovs. Six furlongs,—Mr J. Armour’s b m Queen Ruth, 9.13, slb allow. (L. M’Donald), 1; Guizark, 8.2, 71b allow., 2. Also started} The Boas oar. 8.5, Geordie Hill car. 8.2, Cairnmuix 7.0 (71b allow.). Won by a length. Time, Imin 17 l-Seec. BANNOCKBURN TROT (harness), of 65sova. One mile and five furlongs.—Mr M. Cook’s g g Kilmarnock, ssec (Butler), 1; Drambui, lOsec, 2; Bonnie Boy, 6sec, 3. Also started: Ribbon Maid scr, Belle Trix 1 second, Wee Daphne 8, Pet Child 11, Heather Jock 14. Kilmarnock took control in the straight, and won with a little in hand. Times: 4min leec, 4min 6 3-ssec, 4min 7sec. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, of 65sovs. Six furlongs.—Mr R. Green’s ch m Ruena, 8.13 (L. M’Donald), 1; Proceeder, 8.0, 2; Sherlock, 8.10, 71b allow., 3. Also started: Once' More 7.0, Ballerina 7.0 (car. 7.6). A close finish. Time, Imin 16 3-sseo. GRAND STAND HANDICAP, of 65eova. .Six furlongs.—Mr L. C. Hazlett’s oh g Lomagundi, 9.9 (Andrews), 1; San Salvador, 7.10, 2; Queen Ruth, 0.2 (7lb allow.), 3. Also started; Sherlock 8.10 (7lb allow.), CanniO Jack 8.10, Adjutor 8.10, Incuraia 8.9. Time, Imin 15 4-saeo. TARRAS TROT, (saddle), of GSsovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Mr R. W. A. Muuro’a b g Stan Wilkes, 9sec (A. H. Wilson), 1; Liberty Loan, 7oeo, 2; Bobby Vanclove, 12scc, 3. Also started: La France 2 eeoonds, Onawa 3, Better Days 6, Bonnie Boy 6, Dynamo 0, Jessie M'Kinnoy 11. A. splendid finish. Time, Smin Usee. FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of Kisers. Five furlongs.—Mr A. Sutherland’s ch g Prize Rose, 7.3, 51b allow. (L. M’Donald), 1; i Proceeder, 8.0, 2; The Boss, 7.0, 3. Also started; Lomagundi 9.13, Golden Loch 8.7, Nope 7.7, Mead of Kent 7.0, Silver Lining 7.0. The beat race of the day, won by half a length. Time, Imin 2sec. NORTHERN WAIROA RACES. (Pxb United Pbesr Association.) DARGAVILLE, January 14. The Northern Wairoa races were held in goqd weather and before a good attendance. The going was,hard. The totelisator handled £8273. Results: FINLAYSON HANDICAP. On© mile.— Prince Charles (Scott), 1; Lady Varco, 2; Manakau, 3. Also started: Killot, Arrowfield, Mangana. Won easily. Time, Imm 46sec.

MAIDEN PLATE. Six furlongs.—Election (Ryan), /I; Pagoda, 2; Rosullus, 3. Also started: Lady Kerman, Wairoa Rep, Danton, Sinnt, Lady Brothick, Lady Winning, Grand Parade. Won by half a length. Time, Imin 17 2-sseo. NORTHERN WAIROA CUP. Six furlongs. —Goldplane (Armstrong), 1: Mitniwhangata, 2; Bezant, 3, Also started: Scrap o’ Paper, Master Harold. Won by a head,, a neck between second and third. Time, Imin 14 l-Sseo.

SETTLERS’ HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Lady Hill (Ryan), 1; Miss Theory, 2; Royal Red, 3. Also started: Danton, King Poto, Monowai, Fly Florrie. Won all the way. Time, Imin 19sec.

KAIL WAY HANDICAP. Six furlong.— Winning Lass (Wiggins), 1; Scrap o’ Paper, 2. Canowindra, 3. Also started: Arch Laddie, Lady Hill. Won by a length, a length between second and third. Time, Imin 17acc. 1 JUMPERS-’ FLAT. One mile.—Manakau (Clements), 1; Welshman, 2. The only starters. Time, Imin 50sec. AWAKING STAKES. Five furlongs.— Glad Tidings (O’Shea), 1; Pagoda, 2; Ruaullea, 3. Also started: Mavoumecn, Lady Kerman, Lady Brothick. Won by half a length, a similar _ distance between second and third. Time, Imin 4sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Election (Conquest), 1; Mimiwhangats, 2; Bezant, 3. Also started: Canowindra, Domhick, Arch Laddie, Tom Moore, Kilott, King Poto, Sinut. Won by a length and Srhalf. Time, Imin 16 2-seec. TAKAPUNA RACES. (Pbb United , AUCKLAND, January 13. The following handicaps have been declared for the Takapuna Jockey Club's summer meeting: Takapuna Cup, of ISOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Uncle Ned 9.3, Affectation 8.11, Roomer day 8.2, Tinohofo 7.8, Landslide 7.4, Pente 7.1, Loyal Irish 7.1, Geoffrey 6.11, Canowindra 6.7, Archie 6.7, Poanui 6.7, Sylvan 6.7, Marble Slab 6.7. , Orewa Hurdles, of SOOsovs. One mile and three-quarters.—Ditto 11.5, Thrace 11.6, Poanui' 11.3, Guerre a Mort IJI.O, Rathlm 10.3, i\o Bother 9.3, Auburn Miss 9.0, Melva 9.0. Stewards’ Handicap, of 700sovs. ' Six fdrlongs.—Absurdum 9.0, Radiant Light 8.11, Golden Bubble 8.10, Tame-a-roa 8.6, Prince Abbey 8.2, Pavo B.2,%Landslide 8.2, Geoffrey 7.11, Illumination 7.11, Cool Stimulants 7.8, Dovelet 7.2, Infante 7.2, Armorel 6.7, Poet 6.7, Fabnnade 6.7, Eida 6.7, Prince Charleroi 6.7, Namutere 6.7. Hauraki Hurdles, of 250sove. One mile and a-half.—Snake 11.3, Romance 10.9, Signor, Ella 10.9, No Bother 10.8, Lady Lyddite 10.3, Stirrup Cup 9.6, Miss Melva 9.0, Pepin 9.0, Otara 9.0, Wharepoa 9.0, Stilts 9.0, Auburn 9.0, The Gleaner 9.0, Myall King 9.0, Flowing Bowl 9.0, ‘Ripeka 9.0. Trial Handicap, of 250sdvs. Seven furlongs. —Princess Charming 9.0, Fort Regal 8.13, Phyllona ,8.5, Wanigan 8.5, Royal Present 8.5, Teakitai 8.5, Amiform 8.5, Gold Bud 8.4, Warpath 8.3, Utakura 8.2, Pengwen 8.1, Esplanade 8.0, Sussex 7.12, Irish Knight 7.11, Ben Nevis 7.11, Lady Hill 7.10, Battleplane 7.10, Master Rohan 7.10, Uncle Jack 7.10, Lord Star 7.7, Delysian 7.7, Lucy French 7.6, Dardanella 7.5, Pentagram 7.5, Quaestor 7.0, Herschies 7.0, Jolly Gay 7.0, Star Love 7.0, Prince Charles 7.0, Election 7.0,, Lady Varia 7.0, Just Quietly 7.0, Princess Nell 7.0, Gwenette 7.0, Marble Top 7.0, King Poto 7.0. Zealandia Handicap, of 450sovs. Seven furlongs.—Gold Kip 9.11, Radiant Light 9.9, Truthful 9.1, Landslide 8.12, Esthonia 8.12, Pente 3.9, Geoffrey 8.7, Illumination 8.7, Archie 8.7, (Infante 8.0, Some Fashion 7.8, Golden Dream 7.7, Night Time 7.6, Gwen Abbey 7.6, Blue Cross 7.3, Namutere 7.3, Armorel 7.3, Bute Sound 7.1, Broadwood 7.1, Prince Charleroi 7.1, Penona 6.12, Hiero 6.12, Mumble 6.8, Arch Salute 6.8, Nightraider 6.7, Scrap o’ Paper 6.7, Sir Huon 6.7, Clonmel 6.7, Cantoris 6.7, Prince Carl 6.7, Wrangle 6.7, Marble Slab 6.7, Tresor 6.7, Mimiwhangata 6.7. _. Ferry Handicap, of 300 so vs. Six furlongs.— Shoxtland 9.9, Sir Huon 9.6, Brodick 9.3, Fort Regal 8.9, Fife and Drum 8.7, Emerald Hill 8.7, Golden Abbey 8,6, Narrow' Neck 8,2, Polini 8.2, Tireless 8.2, Royal Present’ 8.2, Gold Jacket 8.2, Smoke Concert 8.2, Amiform 8.2, Gold Bud 8.0, Salvaless 8.0, Warpath 7.13, Utakura 7.12, Arizona Maid 7.9, Sussex 7.8, Miss Hester 7.7, Irish Knight .7.7, Royal Fancy 7.7, Battleplane 7.7, Midget 7.7, Pagoda 7.7, Star Love 7.7, Rumara 7.7, Dardahella 7.7, Quin Abbey gelding 7.7, Lady Brodick 7.7, Om-ana' 7.7, Wish Wynne 7.7, Sa. Eeda 7.7, Rosinanto 7.7. Calliope Handicap, of 600sovs. Five furlongs.—The Cypher 9.9, Mountain Lion 9.4, Morose 9.0, Ad Astra 8.10, Sir Otway 8.10, Refinement 8.3, Lady Lois 8,3, Viyella 8.3, The Dunce 7.7, For North 7.5, Lightwood ‘ 7.5, Piton 7.2,’ Lee Dot 7.2, Our Prince 7.2, Finelli 7.2, Tactful 7.2, Bonny Canny 7.0, Just 7.0, Pillage 7.0, Electrode 6.10, Sheffield 6.9, Flying Plane 6.7, Brotland 6.7, Florin 6.7, Dorinda G. 7, Owen 6.7. WELLINGTON TROTS (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, January 13. The following acceptances have been received for the Wellington Trotting Club’s annual meeting: Hutt Park Trial Handicap (in harness), of lOOsovs; 4min class. One mile and a-half. — Dolly Dillon 19 seconds, Visible 20, Logan’s Gift 21, Lady Michael 21, Zolock Palm 21, Palm Dillon 21, Bay Dillon 21, Little Joan 21, Barm Zolock 21, Daphne Wildwood 21, Indicator 21, Master Bingana 21, Betty Wild 21, Nita Wood 21, Brent Junior 21, Proud Logan 21, Rothmond 21, Locanda Jack 21, Turmoil 21. Borough Handicap (in saddle), of ISOsovs; 3,50 class. One mile and a-half. —Oaknut scratch, Waitipopo 7 seconds, Sedd-el-Bahr 13. Bingen Wilkes 15, Lord Thorpe 16, Annie Black 16, Humariki 16, Axtell 20, Alice Huon 20, Steel Wire 20, Placid 20, Maydorn 20, Dolly Dillon 20, Daphne Wildwood 20, George Grafton 20, Koniniwood 20, Bay Dillon 20, Dusky Boy 20. New Zealand Trotting Gold Cup (in harness), of 500sovs; 4.40 class. Two miles—Onyx scratch, Goldstream 1 second, Locanda Dillon 4, Ouimet 4, Rorke’s Drift 5, Taraire 6, Lord Lytton 6, Mako Mako 7, Star Queen 7 Master Hal 7, Idris 7, Letiti-a 7, Albert Wallace 7. President’s Handicap (in harness), of 200 sovs; for unhoppled trotters; 5.5 class. Two njjj-eg.—Roi Alto 7 secords, Rothmoor 11, Waiwera 12, Captain Wood 13, Lynx 15, Oarbinea 15, Lee Norris 15, Mat Patch 15, Count , Dee 15. Wellington Handicap (in harness), of 150 bovs; 5.10 class. Two miles.—Peace 0 seconds. Annie Black 16, Humariki 16, Visible 22, Xoroodl 22, Pnmd Logan 22,

Blue Pedo 22, Brent Junior 22, Betty Wild 22, Master Bingana 22, Lord Denver 22,' Indicator 22, Maydorn 22, Dolly Dillon 22, Pearl Coronado 22, Palm Dillon 22, Dusky Boy 22, Zolock Palm 22, Lady Michael 22. Stewards’ Handicap (in saddle), of 150sovs; 2.30 class. On© mile.—Nita Wood scratch, Placid scratch, Koniniwood scratch, Steel Wire scratch, Lord Thorpe scratch, Alice Huon scratch, Axtell scratch, Kate Zolock scratch, Blue Pedo scratch. Bill Todd 12 yards behind, Sedd-el-Bahr 12, Bingen Wilkes ■24, Revolia 36, Little Ben 18. Moon Dnlt 48, Waitipopo 72, Proud Elsie 84, Oaknut 120. Petono Handicap (in saddle), of ISOsqvs. for unhoppled trotters; 3.56 class. One mile and a-half.—Ohapi 3 seconds, Roihmoor 5, Brachycom© 11, Carbinea 12, Peterson 12, Victor Hova 13, Lynx 14, Wi-iti 14, .Some Day 14, Lady Tory 14, Katie Stone 14. Electric Handicap (in harness), of 200sovs; 2.55 class. On© mile and a-quartcr.—Gal-lantry scratch, Albert Wallace scratch, Jimmy Richmond scratch. Lovelock scratch, Prinzora 12 yards behind, Tobermory 12, Gladeyo 12, Master Hal 24, Lord Lytton 36, Idris 36,* Nelson Derby 36, Mako Mako 36, Letitia 48, Rorke’s Drift 48, Locanda Dillon 60. BILLIARDS. PREPARING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. e —— Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, January 14. (Received Jan. 15, at 5.5 p.m.) • Falkiner is playing brilliantly in the. second match of a senes of three against Newman. After a moderate beginning he averaged 358 in one session, and 222 in another. His best breaks were 456 and 4X7. Newman, with a succession of good breaks, including 538, 419, and 343, made up the ground he had lost in the early 1 stages. The present scores ore; Falkiner, 6119; Newman, 5970. Smith and Inman are scoring indifferently, and several sessions have ended wifh both players behind their points. They complained about the running of the balls which were twice changed in one session. Smith, with a break of 482, secured the lead to-day after being behind since starting on Monday. The scores ore; Smith, 5768; Inman,/ 6252. The scores in the M'Oorrachy-Reeoe match are: M’Canachy, 14,161; Reece, 12,870. M’Oonachy's best break was 219 and Reece's 128. —A. and N.Z. Cable. ROWING. THE, PADDON-HADFIELD MATCH. ' SYDNEY, January 14. Paddbn has received a cablegram from Mr Seifert offering to arrange a match witn Hadfield for the championship of the world. The cablegram states that Hadfield is averse to rowing on the Parramatta, and the contest will probably take place in New Zealand. - • - UNIVERSITY BQAT RACE. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, January 13. Tripp, a New Zealander, is being tried oa bow oar in the Cambridge University crew to meet Oxford. —A. and N.Z. Cable. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. THE SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. WELLINGTON, January 15. The South African althletic team arrived by the Maheno to-day. The members of the team are: J. K. Ayres, W. • Costerlaak, J. W. Bukes, H. Kinsman, D. A. R. Leathern, and R. Johnston, with Mr Emory os manager. They were met by a large number of athletes and the general public, and welcomed by Mr A. T. /Davies, president of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association By wireless the team accepted an invitation to compete at a sports meeting at the Basin Reserve on Monday evening. Mr Davies communicated by wireless with Mr Emery, asking if the members of the team would care to participate at the meeting, and the reply stated that they ogreed to compete at 100 yards, 220 yards, 600 yards, and a quarter-mile relay (four men, each to ran 110 yards). Arrangements have boon made to include a relay race on the programme. The visitors will bo invited to appear in 100 yards, 220 yards,, 440 yards and one mile events, provision not having been, made for a race over 600 yards. ' The members of the team will be accorded a civic reception on Monday, at which the Prime Minister is expected to be present. The team will leave on Tuesday for Dunedin, where it will commence its tour. l The details of the tour have been revised, and the following itinerary has, been finally adopted: January 16—Civic reception, Wellington. Evening meeting on Basin Reserve. January 17—Leave for Dunedin. ' January 21—Compete at Dunedin. Januaiy 25 —Compete at Ashburton. January 28—Compete at Christchurch. February I—Arrive at Rotorua. February 4—Compete at Auckland. February B—Compete at Hamilton (two members of the team), and New Plymouth (three members ,of the team). February 11—Compete at Wanganui (full team). /February 15— Compete at Gisborne (three members of the team), and Waikanoe (two members of the team). February 18 —Compete at Mastcrton. February 23—Compete at Palffieraten North. February 25—Compete at Wellington. February 28—Leave Wellington for Sydney, via Auckland. , March s—Arrive at Sydney. • AUSTRALIAN LEAGUE TEAM. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, January 14. (Received Jan. 15, at 5.5 p.m.) ■, In the third test match the teams were as follows: Australasia: Fraser Holder, Vest, Caistairs, Blinkhorn, Cap lea, Thompson, Ryan; Pientice, Schultz, Burge, Richards, and Latta. England: Thomas, Owen, Wagstaff. Bacon, Hurcombe, Greenall: Rogers, Clinliffo, Cartwright, Skelbome, Taylor, Hilton, and Gallagher. , The Salford ground was muddy owing to rain and snow overnight. The game was hardly contested, the ground helping the English dribblers, who were largely responsible for the' victor. The half-time score wes England, 3 points to nil; full time, two tries to nil. A feature of the game was England’s fin© tackling, and the Home side also proved superior in most other departments.—A, ''and N.Z. Cable.