SPORTS AND PASTIMES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18509, 21 March 1922, Page 6

SPORTS AND PASTIMES

SOUTHLAND RACING CLUB. ENTRIES FOR AUTUMN MEETING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) INVERCARGILL, March 20. The following nominations have been received for the Southland autumn meeting: First Day. Roslyn Handicap. Six furlongs.—Tunic, Coastguard, Janus, Calibration, Matata, Jubert. All British, Morse Signal, Soldier’s Plride, Kilmeedy, Lady Blissful, Samum, Royal Admiral, Vice Royal, Orange Bitters, Salerno, Gunlayer. Aviapacfo, Kawatiri, Bella Lake, Black Trump, Merry Dora, Kerb, Winsome Lady, July Spark, Francaise, Illume, Pa! I ah, Wild Night, Markilla, Cartoon. Waver ley Saddle Trot. One mile and ahalf. —Matty’s Boy, Barooga, Kilmarnock, Balnamoan, Quickmatch, Passing Shadow, Moonglow, Traylaee, Gladiola, Coldwater, Moor Chimps, Siesa, John Logan, General Joffre, Until, Indian Child, Marvindale, Lenamhor, Fashion Queen, Free Trade, j-"ark Eoeine, Lady JofFre, Strathlora, Laura Child., Seamount, Kentucky Wood, Creekburn, Matin Chitnee, Greystone. Flying Handicap. Six furlongs.—Triboulet, Glentruin, Calibration, Sembric, Mantua, Silver Peak, Roseday, Bella Lake, Killowen, General Advance, Corn Rigs. Southland Steeplechase. About three miles. —Achilleus, Glenisla, Bonally, Wicklow, Rockhampton, Zarkoma, Calma, Lochella, Juan, Silverapire, Palladio. Southland Cup Handicap. One mil© and a-quarter.—Botanist, Twinkle. Silent King, Bonnie Winlrie. Tin Soldier. Korke’s Drift, Kilkee, General Advance, St. Easel, Corn Rigs, Palamon. Invercargill Harness Trot. One, mil© and o.half.—Hyliaa, Tindier. Baritone, Kilmarnock, Delville Wood, Cocoa, Eros, Brown Chequer, Dandy Di-agoon, Sprig of Heather, D’xie Dillon, Red Admiral, Roaring Don, Lady Prince, Don Child, Onawa, Clonmel, Miss Hector, First Glance, Miss O’Neill, Tahiti. Walroon, Peterville, Little Rain, Quo Vadis, Fashion Plate, Lucky Dillon, Wee Spark, Kapuka Lass, John Wilkes, Flossie Allan, Kanuknot, Sheila, Fleetwood. Disposal Stakes Handicap. Six furlongs.— Tunic, Calauria, Orange Bitters, Linden, Morse Signal, Blue Admiral, Thistledown, Naomi. Orderdown, Barley Rigs, Awahou, Muzzle. Tradesman’s Handicap. On© mile. — Botanist, Redstone, Night Alarm, Sunlit, Twinkle. Calauria, Calibration, Sembric, Filigree, Tin Soldier, Lady Blissful, Silver Peak, Primum, Mettle Drift, Vice Grand, Killowen, Kilkje, St. Basel, Palamon. Myross Welter Handicap. Seven furlongs. —Blue Admiral, Tunic, Coastguard, Sunlit, Calauria, Calibration, Matata, Morse Signal, Soldier’s Pride, Kilmeedy, Samum, Royal Admiral, Orange Bitters, Salerno, Avispado, Cartoon, Merry Dora, Kerb, Winsome Lady, July Spark, Francaise, Illume, Pallah, Wild Night, Muzzle. New River Harness Trot. Two miles.— Matty’s Bov, Barooga, Kilmarnock, Dpnside, Delvill© Wood, Quickmatch, Moon glow. Friendship, Traylaee. Gladiola, Coldwater, Lady Chimes, Harold’s Treasure, Lenamohr, Peterville, General Joffre, Walroon, Indian Child, Fashion Queen, The Shiek, Lady Joffre, Seaward Spot, Greystone. President's Handicap. Six furlongs.— Triboulet, Glentruin, Tunic, Calibration, Sembric, Mantua, Silver Peak. Roseday, Killowen, Bella Lake, General Advance, Corn Rigs, Markilla. Invercargill Steeplechase. About two miles and a-half.—Achilleus, Glenisla, Bonally, Wicklow, Somerset, Rockhampton, Zarkoma. Calma, Lochella, Juan. Silverapire, Palladio. Awarua Handicap. One mile and a-quarter. —Redetone, Twinkle, Silent King, Bonnie Winkie, Tin Soldier, Eorke’s Drift, Kilkee, Vice Grand; General Advance, St. Easel, Corn Rigs, Palamon. Bluff Handicap. One mile.—Blue Admiral. Janue, Calauria, Calibration, Matata, Jubert, All British, More© Signal, Soldier’s Pride, Kilmeedy, Lady Blissful, Samum, Vice Royal. Orange Bitters, Primum. Gunlayer, Vic© Grand, Merry Dora, Kerb, Winsome Lady, Francaise, Pallah, Lord Barkly. Dash Saddle Trot. One mile.—Hylas, Donside, Cocoa, Outcast, Broe, Matilda H., Queen’s Lane, Moonglow, Dandy Dragoon, Silver Wilkes, Traylaee, Violet Wood, Dixie Dillon, Balnamoan, General Joffre, Onawa, Until, Miss Hector, Rothstar, Marvindale, First Glance, Tahiti, Lady Prince, Little Rain, Fashionplate, Kelvin Wilkes, Dark Rosine, Lady Joffre, Strathlora, Laura Child, Seamount, Irish Imp, John Wilkes, Kentucky Wood, Matin Chimes, Kanuknot, Siesa. Winter Oats Handicap. One mile.—Botanist, Redstone, Night Alarm, Twinkle, Calibration, Sembric, Filagree, Linden,, Tin Soldier, Rorke’s Drift, Lady Blissful, Silver Peak, Roseday, Primum, Mettle Drift, Killowen, Kilkee, St. Easel, Palamon, Barley Rigs. TIMAP.U TROTTING ACCEPTANCES. (Per United Press Association.) TIMARU, March 20. The following acceptances have been received for the Timaru trotting meeting next Saturday; Amateur Handicap (saddle). One mile and a-Lalf.—King William scratch, Sherry 4 seconds, Culverden 5, Bon Sonty 6, Ngapuna 7. Ma Chere 8, Bondo 8, Dandy Lyons, Galindo Brook, Bon Lou, Alpha Wilkes, Carol Rothschild, Panama, Chaucer, Pleasant Bell, Wingarde, Kelman, Bavensworth, Peter Moon, Kissing Cup 10. Trial Handicap (harness). One milo and a-half.--Royal Oak, Edith Chimes 5 seconds, Turmoil, Lady Trafalgar, Dusky Boy 8, Vandee, Myrtle Wilkes, Bay Dillon, Pinevale, Soldier's Vote, Rafferty, Orsova, Jimmy Chimes, Roth Locanda, John Bull, Doris Dillon, Vein’s Doll. Wirey. Bingenette, Lucky Dillon, Oboe M. Wilkes 0. Timaru Handicap (harness). Two miles. — Goldstream, Vilo 2 seconds, Bell Fashion, Peter Mac 4, Downcast, Wildbriar 5, Emperor, Star Queen, Ben Mac, Rorke’s Drift, Thixendale, Stormy 7, Bundura, Pleasant Mount, Lady Joan, Prinzora, Prince Lyons, Embracer 8. Seadovm Handicap (saddle). One mile and a-half.—Huia Bird 2 seconds, Tickletoe, Avenue, Placid, Whitebait, Calmness 5, Outstep, Moon Drift, Olive Huon, Jessie Fraser 6. Not Out, Mahine, Two Bells, Teneriffe, Dilkmshine, Gold Chimes, Dusky Dillon, Bex Coronado, Seamount, Medallion Jack 7. Temitka Handicap (harness). Two miles.— Paul Huon 5 seconds, Peter M’Millan 10, Kola Bell 12, Sir Wildmoor 14, Parole Bells, Rankin, Miss Lorna 16, Lottie Direct 17, The Squire, Culverden 19, Diameter, Wild Hebe, Toddy Wilkes, Bon Sonty, Wonder Why, Kelman, Lee Norris 20 Washdyke Handicap (harness). One mile and a-quarter.—Vilo scratch, Ben Ohau, Bundura. Chi Id wood 3 seconds, Tommy Direct, Prinzora, Norma Dillon, Ben Mac 4, Dandy Rose, Great Hope, Prince Lyons, Lonebdrd 6, Doraldina, Miss Edith, Elsie Gay, Florence La Badie, Fernmoor 7. Fairlie Handicap (harness). Two miles.— Oaknut scratch, Madeline, Royal Chance 4, Wild Thyme 5, Greystone, Effie Bingen, Delta 6, Don Dutfee 7, Paul Huon, Eric Rothschild, Fernmoor, Lucky Prince, Meddler 8. Farewell Handicap (saddle). One mile. — Soprano, Joyful, Childwood 2 seconds, Tommy Direct, -\orma Dillon, Nellie Scott, Duke Whips 3, Canadian Club, The Rook 4, Dandy Chimes 5, Doraldina, Saloombe, Bigamist, Outstep. Florence La Badie, Coal King, South Star 6. AUCKLAND TROTTING HANDICAPS. iPek United Phush .association.) AUCKLAND, March 20, Eden Trot Handicap. One mile and ahalf.—lmpetuosity, Golden Downs, Sweet Etah, Rosalie Patch, Lord Roberts, Greybell, Angcline, Allan the Great, Rose Bingen, Battery Bell, Pin© Child, Bellson, Molly Park, Audex, Feat, Copper, Never Fear, Uncle Ned, Salesman, Jenny Wallace limit, Grattan Wilkos, Gypsy Mac, Pete Peter 12 yards, Sandy Patch, Peter Ham, Timboll 24, Miss Pirate, Logan Peter, Kae, Reta Huon 48, Sherwood Surprise, Fairbairn 60, Peter Dean, Guava. Huia Girl 84, Mat Patch, Aerial Bingen 96, Wirihana, De Why 144, Wild Nut, Bon Bon 156, Kola Bell 168. Mangere Handicap. One mile and a-half.— Silvery Moon, Angeline, Directive, Nita Wood, Country Girl, Agnes Bell, Ivy Audubon, Bellona, Johnny Goldust, Young Disappear, Common Bill, Princess Drift, Glencoe, Paddy Dillon, Volo, Velveteen, Lenglen, Gold Butt, Rescue, Whakatane limit, Heather Girl, Nita Cole, Golden Ware, Louvinia 12 yards. General 21, Camille, Gold Sound 36, Special Tracey, Conscript, Charlie’s Aunt, Peter Scott, Hyi>o, Pani, Goldflake 48, March On 84, Goldman not eligible, Our Patch not eligible. Campbell Handicap. Two miles.—William tbe First, Wild Briar limit, Queen Pirate 12 yards, Prize Pearl 24, Comedy Chief, Woodvale 36, Gold Girl 48, Nila Bell 60, Grand Voyage, Moneymaker 72, Man o’ War 12i;. Medway's handicap withheld, Alto Chimes handicap withheld. Easter Handicap. Two miles. —Ary Junior, Ron Alto, Riitt Pere, Mutu limit, Hova, Bluewood, Blackthorn 24 yards, Harry Audubon 36, Succory, Rostrevor 48, Hint 60, Theseus 72, Lena Patch, Tradesman 96, Stormy Voyage, Speculator 132, Wild Lad 156. Medway’s handicap withheld. Hobson Handicap. One mile and a-half.— Treanac, Pani, General Advance, Pilleta, Boycott, Ruanui, Harry Audubon, Queen Chimes, Reliance. Den Durfee, Newoourt limit. Grey Peter, Dick Dillon, Progress, Jewel, Lena, Patch, March On, Great Britain 12 yards, Tiny Locanda, Ben Wallace, Grendo, Ballin, Mint Boy 24, Master Councillor 36, Red Star, Waitipopo, Sal Pointer, Napier, Warlock 48, Harold Junior 60. Cornwall Handicap. One mile. —Sal Pointer. Prince Poole, Miss Rolfe limit, Sand Drift, Wakanui, Waring Chimes 12 yards, Rotbcliff, Jay’s Belle, Nelson Derby, Lady Dunmore, Salamander, Promenade 24, Huon Grattan, William the First, Minfaon 36. Pitaroa, All Bell 48, Prize Pearl, Ena Bell, Gold Girl, Moneymaker, Grand Voyage W,

Stewards’ Trot Handicap. Two miles. — Mias Huon Junior, Eley, Mutu, My Junior, Malmsbury, Roi Alto, Wild Nut, Marble Hall limit, Bluewood, Hova 24 yards, Rostrevor, Succory 48, Hint 60, Theseus 72, Tradesman 96, Stormy Voyage, Speculator 132, King Capitalist 144, Wild Lad 156, Whisht 168. Marconi Handicap. One mile. —Silvery Moon, Blue Pedo, Reveille, Levrine, Charley’s Aunt, Albert Patch, Illumination limit, Ekoeranei, Dick Dillon, Eangitca, Erua, Great Britain, Inclement, Ruanui, Lcdgwood, Queen Chimes, Puduma, Van Cap, Van Coronado 24, Enid, Simple Ben, Wallace, Prince Poole 36, Profiteer, Te Awa 48, Sand Drat, Breadalbane 60, Jay's Belle 72, Bronze Patch 72, Prize Pearl 108; Alto Chimes' handicap withheld. AUSTRALIAN RACING NEWS. SYDNEY, Mlarch 20. (Received March 20, at 10.15 p.m.l The racehorse Fortune Hunter was sold to Mr Sydney Taylor, of Cudal. The price is not stated. A condition of the sale was that the horse must not be trained again. .LAWN TENNIS, OTAGO v. NORTH OTAGO. The following team has been chosen to represent Otago against North Otago at Oeniam on Thursday:—Bray, AiDougall, Guy, and Black, Misses M'Laren, Scott. Smith, and M. M'Adam. Those unable to make the trip are requested to notify the secretary at once. DAVIS CUP .PRELIMINARIES. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. NEW YORK, March 18. The United States Lawn Tennis Association has announced that it will suggest that preliminary Davis Cup matches be played in the various countries of Europe, pointing out that the primary object of the Davis tournament is to assist the spread of interest in tennis throughout the world. It was at first thought that it would involve a minimum expense if the first and second round matches were played in the United States, but it is now felt that the additional expenses would not be justified. It is announced that dates set for the completion of the Davis Cup matches are: First ties, by June 24; second, by July 15; semi-finals, by July 9; final, by August 8. RUGBY FOOTBALL. ENGLAND DEFEATS SCOTLAND. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, Mlarch 18. England defeated Scotland at Rugby by 11 points to 5.—A. and N.Z. Cable. BOXING. BECKETT-COOK FIGHT. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, March 19. (Received March 20, at 7.55 p.m.) The Beckett-Cook fight has been postponed till April 10.—A. and N.Z. Cable. SCHOOLS’ CRICKET.’ The following is the draw for this week’s school cricket matches; Senior.—Saturday: High School B v. Technical, at Asylum No. 1; High School C v. High School E, at Asylum No. 2; High School A v. High School F, at Asylum No. 3; Christian Brothers B v. Normal, at Oval; Christian Brothers A win by default from M'Giashan College; School D, a bye. Junior A Grade.—Wednesday; George Street A v. Musselburgh, at Caledonian; N.E. Valley v. Normal, at Gardens; Mornington v. Caversham, at Oval; Arthur Street v. Forbury, at Oval. Saturday: Anderson’s Bay v. Kensington, at Caledonian; Albany Street v. Macandrew Road, at Oval; Kaikorai v. Christian Brothers, at Oval; George Street B win by default from M'Giashan. Junior B Grade.—Wednesday: Forbury v. Moray Place, at Oval; Macandrew Read B v. Anderson’s Bay, at Oval; Momington v. Normal, at North Ground. Saturday: Musselburgh v. Maori Hill, at Oml; Arthur Street v. Macandrew Road C, at Bathgate; High Street v. George Street, at North Ground; Caversham wins by default from Albany Street; Ravensbourne wins by default from M'Giashan College. CRICKET. PATERSON & BARR v. JOHN EDMOND. The following team will represent Paterson end Barr in a cricket match against John Edmond at Mornington on Thursday:—A. D. Haig, W. W. Strang, J. A. Spence, G Ward, A. F. Ridland, N. D. Dixon, A. Gillies, A. Skeels, H. Maddigan, A. Cameron, P. Miller, H. M'Clatchy. The final round of grade matches in Canterbury was begun on Saturday last. West Christchurch scored 238 (Dr Foster 50, Hayes 39, M’Laohlan 32) against St. Albans, who lost one wicket for 15. Riccarton were disposed of by Linwood for 114, end the latter made 136 (Guiney 52, Caygill 33) for the loss of five. wickets. MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB. The Portobello Miniature Rifle Club held its usual competition on Saturday last, under very changeable weather conditions. The ranges were 100, 150, and 200 yards. The following were the/scores:—H. Allan 98, D, Allan 98, J. Clark 96. D. Amott 92, W. G. Smith 91, J. Miller 90, J. J. M’Carthy 85, G. Seaton 85, W. Ford 77, S. Miller 77. W. Smith 73. DUNEDIN GUN CLUB. The Dunedin Gun Club held its monthly slioot at Tahuna Park on Saturday afternoon, when, in addition to the usual trophies, the M'Bride Memorial Cup was shot for. There was a good attendance of shooters, and keen competition. The match was one of 21 birds, and although the day was far from perfect from a point of view, eight out of the 14 competitors got 19 breaks or better, which must be considered verv good shooting. A. N. Turner and A. King got the possible of 21, while G. E. Turner, A. B. Welch, and H. Smellie got 20 each. In the shoot-off a further eight birds were shot at. and A. King secured first place and A. N, Turner second. The following are the handicaps and scores: —A. N. Turner, 18yds, 21; G. E. Turner, 18yds, 20; N. Smith, 14yds, 16; A. L. Byrne, 15yda, 15; A. King, 14yds, 21; H. King,, 12yds, 19; A. B. Welch, 11yds, 20; W. Smellie, 10yds. 19; E. P. Graham, 19yds, 18; A. Fairbairn, 10yds, 16; A. Simpson, 10yds, 18; H. Smellie, 12yds, 20; J. A. Graham, 15yds, 19; T. Gillespie, 17yds, 18. OTAGO ATHDETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS. The chief athletic gathering of the season—the Otago Athletic Championships—are set down for Saturday next. The championship events will take pride of place, especially as the points will count towards the clubs’ contest for the List Banner. The Anglican and Artillery Clubs have mad© good progress this season, and will no doubt score well. Last year’s winners (University) will require to extend considerably to maintain the supremacy, as the Pacific champions are in strict training, and will make a hard fight for first place. Excellent entries have been received for the handicap events, which will give opportunities to a large number of competitors of average ability. LADIES’ GOLF. The first qualifying round for the championship of the St. Clair Ladies’ Golf Club will be played on Tuesday. The following is the draw; —Miss Cpssens v. Miss Watson, Mrs M'Carthy v. Miss V. Watson, Miss Stevens v. Miss Greenslade, Mrs Robert Hudson v. Miss D. Law, Miss Collins v. Mrs Richard Hudson, Mias G. Lethbridge v. Mrs Waddell Smith, Miss Lethbridge v. Mrs Jacobs.