SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19503, 11 June 1925, Page 13

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

FRANKLIN ACCEPTANCES. (Psa United Press Association.) AUCKLAND, June 10. The following are the acceptances for the Franklin Racing Club’s meeting: Rama Rama Hack Steeplechase Handicap of 20)sovs. Two miles and a-half. —King Abbey • 11.3, Vociferate 11.0, Maniabera 10.6, Hushduh 10.0, All Talk 9.4, Opaloid 9.4, Stiss Rosa 9.4, Kendal 9.0, Ginger Carol 9.0. Yankee Dan 9,1), Pukehuia 9.0, Golden Glint 9.0. Franklin Cup, of 350sovs. One mile and a-quarter.—Kuapapa 10.9,, Gala Day 10.4, Arch Amie 10.3, Resilliah 9.7, Gold Jacket 9.7, Barometer 9.3, For North 8.0, Cherry Ripe 9.(4 Drawbridge 9.0. Buckland Handicap, of ISOsovs. One mile. —Transformer 10.8, Piton 10.8, Queen Emerald 10.2, Flowing Bowl 9.8, Clockwork 9.1, Lightwood 9.0, Allegiance 9.0, Ma. Bfiughal 9.0, Appreciation 9.0, Adi Vunivola. 9.C. Pukekohe ■ Hurdle Handicap, of 3Qosovs. Tiro miles.—Peter Amans 10.10, Tinokaha 101, King Abbey 9.12, Maniabera 9.6, Te Tt.hi 9.0, Rippling 9.0, Bright Light 9.0. Tuakau Flying Handicap, of ISOsovs. Six furlongs.—Daylight 10.8, Heartn .10.4, Master Dcon 10.0, King Cheope 9.6, Uralla 9.2, Jolly Princess 9.0 Quinsilla 9.0. Lacemaker 9.0, Exactly 9.0, Princess Ronnie 9.0, Bute Sound 9.C Waiuku Welter Handicap, of OOflsovs. Seven furlongs.—Zircon 10.10, Pompey 10./, Master Boon 10.3. Uralla 9.5, Tinokaha 9.4, Peter Maxwell 9.4, Archibald 9.3, Smoke 9.0, Bute Sound 9.0, Smoke Concert 9.0, Titanes* 9.0. Bombay Handicap, of IGOsovs. Six furlong's.—First division: Waltzer 11.5, King Auoto 10.10, Mangapiko 9-5, Appreciation. 91 Marble Town 93, Podokes 9.2, Homai 9.0, Golden Sovereign 9.0, Dorothy Abbey 9,(’ Maveelish 9.0, Adi Vunivola 9.0. Bombay Handicap, cf ISOsovs. Six furlongs.—Second division: Killuhe 10,10, Haxa-, kau 9.3, Sir Henry 9.3, Wyoming 9.1, Greetings 9.2, Tuscan 9.1, Harbour View 9.0, Fair Abbey 9.0, The Drifter 9.0, Hiss Bramble 9.C, Turn 9.0. AUSTRALASIAN' WATERLOO. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, June 10. (Received June 10, at - 7.30 p.m.) The Australasian Waterloo Cup meeting is in progress. New Zealand sent no dogs or lepresentative, but, by request, the association nominated the dog Head Mistress, owned by Messrs Hayes Bros., to carry tho laurels of the dominion, and Mr T. liotighlane to represent New /.ealand at the forthcoming conference on coursing matters. Head Mistress has so far survived the first ties. SCULLING. G OODSELL-HANNA.N RACE. Prus Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. . SYDNEY, June 10. (Received June 10, at 8 p.m.) . Now that arrangements for the GoodsrilHunnan race have been completed, both men have resumed steady training. , THE FINAL ARRANGEMENTS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, June 10. (Received June 10, at 11-10 p.m.) The articles signed by Hannan and Goodeeil for the race on June 27 provide that Hunnan’s second instalment of £3OO shall be paid by June 15, and the final £IOO a week before the race. W. Beach will be umpire, and J. W. Scott judge. Hannan stertea that the sum of £3(M) and his expenses from Auckland supporters are ex- . pelted any day. He is in the best condition, and likes the course better than any in New Zealand, but his trainer- says he wculd like another fortnight to prepare him foi such an important race. Hannan experts to have his beat from Tauranga 12 | days before the race. LAWN TENNIS. MBS MELODY DEFEATED. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. - LONDON, June 10. (Received June 10, at 5.5 p.m.) In the second round of the Kent championships Miss Morrison beat Mrs W. J. Melody (Wellington), 4—6, 6—l, 6—o. —A. and N.Z. Cable. WOMEN’S TEAM FOR AMERICA. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, June 10. (Received June 10, at 10 p.m.) A team of five women lawn tennis players representing Britain will sail for America after the Wimbledon tournament to play the United States for the Wightman Cup—tha women’s equivalent to the Davis Cup. Tha tei.m will include Mrs Lambert Chambers, Misses M’Kane, Colyer, and Joan Fry.—A. ani N.Z. Cable. BOWLING. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. , SYDNEY, June 10. The Auckland team beat Killara by 143 to 126. (Received June 10, at 11.10 p.m.) IXernckvllle defeated the visitors by 41 •' to 37. BOXING. PARKER DEFEATS GORNIK. (Pm Ukited Press Associatios.) NAPIER, June 10. : In a 15-round contest here to-night, Eddia Parker (Hastngs) defeated Max Gornik (Australia) on points. The fight was very willing. At first Parker appeared to -have matters his own way, but towards the end the Australian brightened up, and went for a’ knock-out. Parker's quickness and agility sated, him a great deal of punishment, but both men received a severe milling. Both Gornik’s eyes received severe attention, and Parker's nose was troubling him. Gornik received a severe jolt in the third round, and. had Parker sailed in then he could probably ha”e ended the fight. The encounter was. very clean from start to finish. RIFLE SHOOTING. GIMMERBURN CLUB. The Gimmerburn Rifle Club fired a competition ior a club trophy on Saturday. Condit dns, 10 shots at 500 and 600 yards.

HOCKEY. SATURDAY’S GAMES. The following are the fixtures for Saturday:— ' Senior. —Technical Old Boys A v. City at Ovf.l No. 1. 2.45 (referees, Messrs E. Calder and Paterson). University will default to Albany. Junior. —High School Old Boys v. City, at Oval No. 1, 1.30 (referee, Mr £. Brown); Technical Old Boys B v. Albany, at Oval No. 2, 1.30 (referee, Mr R. Butler); University C v. High School, at Oval No. 2, 2.45 (referee, Mr L. Gardiner). University li will default to Technical Old Boys C. Third Grade.—High School C v. Technical, at Oval No. 3, 1.30 (referee, Mr A. Chapman)High School A v. High School B, at Oval No! 3, 2.45 (referee, Mr W. "Wallace). OTAGO ASSOCIATION. A meeting of the Otago Hockey Association was held on Tuesday last, when it was decided to make every endeavour to send a First Grade team to Wellington in August to compete at the tournament for the Challenge Shield, Ail appeal is to be made to all local supporters to raise funds to assist ia deftaying the expenses of the players. The matter of nominating players for the test match against Australia was loft in thq hands of the selector. The new rules permitting for a seven.yards margin in the roll-in wore received from headquarters, and adopted by the local association. A further meeting was arranged for next j week to consider the best means of raising funds for the expenses of the Challenge Sliicld team.

Scores; — 500 yds. 600 yds. Hep . Tl. Rifleman D. M'Leod .. 44 43 10 — 97 Rdlleman P, Black 45 42 9 — sa Eiteman A. Cromb 40 41 13 — 96 Rifleman J. Brown 39 43 9 — 91 Rifleman A. Baker 45 41 3 — 89 Rifleman J. E. Kearney 46 42 — — 88 Rifleman A. Helm 40 45 3 — 88 Rifleman J. Cromb .. 39 40 8 — 67 Rif.eman P. Dougherty 46 34 6 — 86 Dep.-pres. Wm. Davis 44 41 — — 85 Eiteman G. M'Leod .. 44 34 3 — 81 Rifleman IV. Rutherford 41 37 2 — 80 President G. Paterson 40 35 3 — 73