SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18456, 18 January 1922, Page 6

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

FPRBURY HANDICAPS. (Pee United Peess Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, January 17. The following are the handicaps for the Porbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting: FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP, Of ISOsovs. One mile and five furlongs.

WAIEOA RACES. (Feb United Fbess Association.) WAIEOA, January 17. The Wairoa County Racing Club’s annual meeting opened to-day. The totaliaator takings wore £8792, compared with £15,756 tor the same day o£ last year's meeting—a deficiency of £6964. RAWERA HANDICAP. Six furlongs.— Pitch, 8.0 (R. Redd), 1; Haurangi, 9.0, 2; Chaplin, 8.0,. 3. Also started; Mies Roseland, ilokattam, Merry Bells. Won by a longih, a length between second and third. Time,' Imin 16 4-ssdc. TRIAL HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.— Maikohu, 8.4 (R. Reed), 1; Westerner, 7.10, 2; Lady Muriel, 8.9, 3, Also started; Munus, Sabrenellia, Won .uy a nose, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 29 4-sfl©c. WAJiKOA CUP. On© mile and a-quarter. —Martini, 702 (H. Olive), 1; Orawia, 8.4, 2; Cleft, 8.10, 3. Also started: Black Lace, Lake Robin. Won by a long neck, threequarters of a length between second and third. Time, 2min 14sec. , MAIDEN SCURRY.—Civilform (C. W. Prance), 1; Lady Thurnham, 2; Manga kino, 3. Also started: Sabrenellia,' Taringaroa, Marekara, Mountain Gun, Whareti, Patna. Won by four lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 2 2-Sseo. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Six furlongs. —Asterina, 9.1 ;H. Griffiths), 1; Bunny, 7.5, 2; Black Lace, 8.10, 3. Also started; Cantabile. Won by a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, Imin 14sec. TELEPHONE HACK HANDICAP. Six furlongs.—Honrangi, 9.0 (C. W. Prance), 1; Pohehe, 7.9, 2; Miss Roseland, 8.8, 3. Also started: Slave Mart, Pitch, Eozic. Won by two lengths, a length and a-half between second and third. Time, Imin 15sec. WELTER HACK HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Hyrax, 10.7 (A. Tricklebank), 1; . Waikohu, 10.0, 2; Joy Ride, 9.3, 3. Also started; Wniwata, Colonel Arch, Lake Robin, Hobo. Won by two lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 33 HURUMUA WELTER. . HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.—Earthshine, 9.1 (R. Hoed). 1; Queen’s Up, 8.11, and Lord Muokerry. 8.11 (dead heat), 2. Also started; Tout Bon, Potetonga. Multifual,, Rylstope. Won. by a short head. Time*, Imin 29 Lfiaoek

Ivy Djurect - . . scr Tin Lizzie .. .. scr Totreta .... - . scr Adieu .. .. .. sex Kinbryan .. - >. scr Yds. WaAtra . scr bhnd. Peter Boy .. . . ecr Houi M ... 24 Miss Malvern . . scr Marvin Chief .. 24 Snider , scv Laurier .. 24 Supremo . scr Bondo .. .. .. 24 Jessie M'Kinney scr Kentucky Moor 24 Sid Wilkes .. . . scr JN'gapuna. .. 36 ..scr Bon Sonty .. .. 48 Malcolm . scr Billy Moor .. .. 48 Valleyfield ... . . scr Waiatapu .'. .. 48 Passion Flower scr Peter' S.wift — .. 72' Silver Slipper . .. scr Bonnette - .. 132 Windguard .. '. . scr KENSINGTON r HANDICAP, Of aoosove. Two miles. Placid '! . . scr Yds. 'Liberty Loan .fscr bhnd.' .. scr Eppie Adair ■ .. 36 Haere Ra .. . . scr Outstep .. .. ..36 Harold's Treasure scr Full Cry .. .. .. 86 Malachy .... . . scr .. 48" Avenue .... •■ .. scr Vera K* .. — .. 48 Vitalis . scr Gkdiola .. .. ..- 72 Yds. Huia/Bird .. ,. 72 band. Blue Chimes .. 72 Linden .... . . 12 Stormy .. .. .. 72 Lady Wildwood 12 The Sheik ••• .. 84 Passing Shadow 12 Quick Match .. 84 Renown .. ;. . . 12 Don Durfee ..'. 96 Wallroon .. . . 24 Matty's Boy .. 96 Minney Yet .. . . 24 Malice .. .. .. 108 Canadian Club 36 MUSSELBURGH HANDICAP, Of 200sov6. Two miles. Malcolm .. .. . . scr Ivy Direct .. .. ecr Alpha Wilkes .. .. scr . Yds. Half Moon .. . , scr i bhnd. Kmbyran .. . . scr Houi M. .. .'. .. 24 Rata Louise . scr Laurier .. ;. 24 .. scr Kentucky Moor 24 Clonmol .. .. . . scr Ngapuna .. .... ... 36 Lottie Direot . scr Tidewater .. 60 Peter Viking . . scr Simple Peter .. 60 Sandstorm .. . . ecr Waitapu ... .... .. 60 Supreme .•<".,■• • . scr Billy Moor .. .. 60 Jessie M'Kinney scr Bon Sonty .. 60 Ora Jay ..... . . scr The Squire ... .. 84 General Quincey scr Flower Bell .. .. 108 White Stockings Swiftest .. .. ..' 120 mare .. .., . . scr Bonette .. .. ' .. 156 DUNEDIN CUP,' Of 1025sovs. Two miles. Yds. Nellie Scott .. . . scr , bhnd. Legacy .. .,. . . scr .. 36 Royal Step .. . . scr Oinako .. .. :..*"*& Locanda Billon «>cr G-oldstream .. .. 36 Paul Dufault . ."■ scr Jack Arrah .. .. 36 Yds. Partner .... .. 48 bhnd. Vice-Admir&l .. .M Don Wild .. . . 12 Gleaming .. 60 First Carbine . . 12 Whispering Vilo .. 24 Willie .. .. .. 73 Tatsy Dillon . . 36 Willie Lincoln • i S4 TRIAL HANDICAP, . . , Of SlbOsove. One mile and five furlongs. Black Mac .. . . ecr Yds. Wiry . scr bhnd. Irish Whisper . ■■ scr Bingen . Wilkes .. 24 Pinefield ,. ... .ecr Friendship .. .. 24 La France .. . . scr Havrincourt Pet Child .. . . scr Wood .. .. .. 24 Lady Adonis . . scr Lady J off re .. ... 24 Princees Locande scr Teneriffe .. ... .. 24 Nibbidard ''.. . . 6cr Away .. .... .. 24 Fashion Queen scr Jessie Scott .. 24 i Kilmarnock — . . ecr Haeie Ra ... .. 24 Starlight . scr Wee Daphne .. 36 Junior Girl .. . . 6cr OTive Huon ... 36 Raymius . ecr Nightcaps .. ..36 Mistress .. scr Lyon's Heir .. 36 Jean Mac .. . . scr Cliffeton Chimes 48 | Logan Gift .. . . scr Malachy .;.... .; 48 | Morven Lass . . scr Vitalis ... .. .. 48 1 Lord Denver . .scr Mother Machreo 48 ! Yds. Sea.m'ount .. .. 60 bhnd. Linden .. .. * K. 60 Mary Galindo . . 12 Waipero .. ... .. 96 Glen Farg .. •■ .. 12 Lucky Prince ..96 Drambtii .. .. . 12 i OTAGO HANDICAP, 300SOVS. Two miles. Yds. Darkest . scr bhnd. Bunclaberg .. . Peter M'Kinney . scr Delville Wood .. 36 ecr Tradesman — ..36 Yds. Pieter "i S ' bhnd. Timinermnn .. 36 Master Robbins 12 Solace .. .. .. 36 Mushroom ■. ■ . 12 Mies Patty .. ..i 48 Amboyna Wood 12 Merry Bingen , ... 60 Marvolo . 32 Gay Wilkes .. ... 60 Admiral Derby 12 Lena Mhor .. 72 Truganini .. . . 13 Koraki .". .. .. 73 Rata Rose .. .. . 12 Peter Jackson ..72 Drifting Spec . . 24 TheseuB .. 120 Wnipero .. .. . Bon Wilkes .. . . 24 Marvin Junior .. 144 . 24 Jack M'Kinney .. 156 KING GEORGE HANDICAP, Of 300sovs. Onejhile and three furlongs. Lonebird .. . . scr; Yds. Norma Dillon . . scr bhnd. Saint's Bell ... . . scr Looanda Dillon 36" Ben Oh«u .. . .scr Legacy .. .. 3S Marvelle .. ... . scr First Carbine .. 48 ' I Yds. Vilo .. 48 >hnd. Onyx .. eo Bellfa&hion .. . . 24 Paul Dufault .. 60 Downcast .. . . 24 Don Wild .. .. 60 Royal Step .. . . 24 ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of 250sovs. One mile. ,. scr, Yds. Greystone .. . . ecr bhnd. Ooldwater ■ • • : scr Moor Chimes .. 12 Tommy Direct . . scr Oaknut .. .. .. 24 Bigamist ■ ■ • . ecr Petrova .. .. 24 Eppie Adair . scr The Rook .. .. 24 South Star .. . . scr; Norma Dillon .. 24 Final Leeve . . scr Glen Boy .. .. 24 Van Director . . scr Saint's Bell .. ... 54 Russell Maid . . scr Bundura .. .. .. 36 Proud Elsie . scr • Matty's Boy .. 36 Yds. Landlord .. .. .. 48 bhnd. King Karri .. .. 60 Belle Logan . -.12 Bellfashion .. .. 60 Jane Wilkes . 12 Ben Dillon .. • • 73 Ben Ohau .. .. . 12 Silver Shoe .. .. 96 Warning Chimes, handicap withheld,

CRICKET. SCHOOL TEACHERS' MATCH. NEW SOUTH WALES yC NEW ZEALAJNuX. A DRAWN GAME. (Pbb United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, January 17. The New South Wales teachers' match against New Zealand! was drawn. The game was resumed on a good wicket, which again favoured the batsmen. ,'; '■'";, Scores: — New Sotjth Wales. Second Innings. Murray, c Goodwin, b Worker ;..... 4 Rose, c Goodwin, b Worker .. 27 Back, c and b Daore .. „ .. .. 21 Extras - .. .. ... .. 16 Bowling Analysis.—Dacre, 3 wickete for 48 runs; Goodwin, 1 for 86; Perry, 3 for 76; Yorke, 0 for 16; Foster, 1 for 34; Smith, 0 for IS; Worker, 2 for 31. New Zealand. Second Innings. ,' Total (for fonr wickete) .. ..188 Bowling Analysis.—Watson, 1 wicket for 83 runs; Gill, 0 for.26; Back, 1 for 30; O'Neill, . 0 for SO; Harvey, 2 for 19; Murray, 0 for 9; Taylor/0 for 6. ' THE WELLINGTON TEAM. (Pis Uhitb© Pmsb Association.) WELLINGTON, Jan-nary 17.\ As Lambert ie unable to play for Wellington against Auckland, Aldereley is included in the team. Fulton (tbn manager) is twelfth man, f COUNTRY WEEK. Owing to the inclement weather yesterday it was found necessary to postpone the Oamaru v. South Qtago and Tapanui v. Central Otago, and the programme [ has been re-arranged as follows: — | Wednesday, January 18.—At the Caledonian Ground, Oamaru will meet. Grange, the umpires being Messrs Lawless .. and M'Farlane. Tapanui will meet, Dunedin, with Messrs Hamel and Wilson aa umpires. On the Carisbtook Ground, South Otago will play Caarisbrook (umpires, Moesre \Briggs and Porritt), and Central Otago will play Albion (umpires, Messrs Sutherland and Restieaux). Thursday,* January ! 19.—At the Oarisbrook Ground the matches, Oamaru v. South Otago j and Tapanui v. Central Otago will be played. | Friday, January 20.—The winners of Thursday's games will play off and the losers will also meet. , Saturday, January 21.—Two selected town teams will play two selected, country teams. All. matches will commence at 10 Am. | As the Palmers ton team is •unable to come to Dunedin, the match Palmerston v._ Moraington and Carisbrook-University will not? bo played. ■ '■.'■, RUGBY FOOTBALL. FRENCH TOUR ARHANGED. fPBB TJBTTBP PBBS8 ABSOCTATIOIT.) WELLINGTON, January 17. The French Rugby Union has accepted the New Zealand Union's. terms, and - a team will tour New Zealand thie year. ,It will consist of 29 men, who will leave Southampton by the Ruahine in the middle of" April, arriving, at ■ the .beginning of June. l They will be under the charge of Mr Rutherford, an" Englishman, who is 'secretary of the French Union. The tour wijl be under ( th* solo direction of the New Zealand Union. THE ASSOCIATION GAME. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, January 11. The replays in the first round for the . English Football Association Cup resulted as follows: —• "*• . ! Queen's Park Rangers 1, Woolwich A*» senal 2. " . Fulham 1, Plymouth Argyle 0. West Ham 1, Swansea 1. . Huddersfield 3, Burnley %■ Notts Forest 3, Bristol City L Luton 2, Portsmouth 1. „ • Liverpool 5, Sunderland 0. ■ Bradford City 4, Walsall 0. •! .AUSTRALASIAN LEAGUE TEAM. ; DEFEATED BY OLDHAM/' ; '■■".;'." LONDON, January 1«.. Oldham defeated the Australasian touring .; team at League football' by 15 points to 6. , The football ground had. been cleared of ■ much of the snow before a start.was made. It was heavy going. Oldham, maintained. a continual pressure in the first half, whteh ended: Oldham, 8 points; Australasia, 8. Play was strenuous throughout. Oldham always had a slight advantage. The final score was: Oldham, three tries, three goals; Australasia, one goal, one try.- , , A PROFITABLE TOUR. : LONDON, January 16. The total receipts of the Australasian foot* bailers' tour to date exceed £37,000, of which! the Australasians' Ashore is £21,117.