SPOETS AND PASTIMES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18465, 28 January 1922, Page 17

SPOETS AND PASTIMES

D.J.C. SCRATCHING S. Suany Look was scratched, at 9.80 yesterday morning iax the Dunedin "Cup and Publicans’ Handicap. For the Publicans’ and Stewards’ Welter, Roseday -was scratched at 12.20 p.m. SWIMMING. DOMINION CHAMPIONSHIPS. WELLINGTON REPRESENTATIVES. ‘ Chat Unrein Paeaa Association.) WELLINGTON, ■ January 27. Tho following have been selected to represent Wellington at the New Zealand swimming championships next month:— Senior. 100 Tarda.'—Paterson and Edwards. 220 Yards.—Paterson, Edwards, O. O. Claridge. 440 Tarda. —Paterson, C. C. Claridge. 880 Yards and One Mile.—Winstanley. 220 .Yards Breaststroke—A. Cdaridge. 150 Yards Backstroke.—Evatt. Diving.—Hicks. ■ , , Intermediate (Boys). ,100 Yards, 220 Yards, 880 Yards.—O. C.. Claridge. 100 Yards Breaststroke.—A. Claridge, Evatt. Intermediate (Girls). ,75 Yards Breaststroke.—Miss E. Hunt. Junior (Boys). 75 Yards Breaststroke.—H. Claridge. BILLIARDS. , M'CONACHY v. REECE. . Frees Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, January 27. (Received Jan. 27, at 8.50 p.m.) In the billiard match Reece, has scored 5334 and M‘Con achy (rec. 1000) 4979. Breaks: Reece, 182, 162, 169, 157, 135, 128, and 109; M'Conachy, 131, 112, and 112.—A. and N.Z. Cable. BOWLING. POUR-RINK CHAMPIONSHIP. Green Island v. l West Harbour. (West Harbour names first).' —Rodger. Cranefleld. Portman, Don, 10, Lindsay. M'Millan, M’Loan, Rawlinson 83; Smith. C. French, Mulleager, Silver 16, Miller. Strong, Sloan, Harraway 32; A. French) Robertson, Kay, Veiled. 22, Buchanan, Dryden, Hdrraway, A. Smellie 19; Donaldson, Hutton, Gale, Connor 18, Young, Smellie, Kane, W, Smellie 19. Totals: West Harbour, 66; Green Island, 103. OTAGO ANNUAL REGATTA. The Otago annual regatt%, which will bo held at Port Chalmers on Tuesday, February. 7, promises to bo very successful. The entry for tho various events promises to be a record one. An excellent entry has been received for all the rowing events, and some close finishes should be witnessed. Tho motor boat races have else attracted large entries. No donlpt the chief attraction in connection with the regatta will he the two 14-footor races. These races should provide groat finishes. Arrangements are also being made for holding a number of swimming and diving events, and dinghy races, wliich will bo. held in the steamers’ boain. The first race will start at ,10 a.m. and the last race at 4.30 p.m. His Excellency the Gov-ernor-General has entered the Iron Duke for the 14-footer races, and has advised that ho hopes to bo able to be present - at the regatta. The Railway Department is making special train arrangements, and everything points to the regatta being a. most successful and interesting one. KARITANE REGATTA COMMITTEE. A meeting of the Karitano Regatta Committee was held! in the schoolroom at Karitane on January 20. The president (ilr W. Taine) presided, and congratulated the committee on the result of the regatta, which was a great success in all respects. It was unanimously agreed to' hold another regatta during the next Christmas holidays.