SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19527, 9 July 1925, Page 13

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

WELLINGTON RACES. SECOND DAY~ACCEPTANCES. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, July 8. The following aie the acceptances for the second day’s events to be decided at the Wellington Racing Club’s winter meeting on Thursday:— Corunna Hurdle Handicap, of SOOsovs. One mile and a-half.—Glenidle 10.7, Lady Gay 10.5, Tenterfiold 10.3, Kendal 10.2, Rippling 9.8, Gluement 9.3, Haligan 9.8, Peter Maxwell 9.2. Maiden Handicap, of UOObovb. Six furlongs. Lieutenant Bill 10.4, Town Crier 10.4 Debate 9.10, Relic 9.10, Kiiorum 9.8, Te Monanui 0.2, Star Chamber 9.0, Axle 9.0, Captain Wai 9.0, Enthuse 9.0, Kilmiss 9.0, Panorama 9.0, Watorlea 9.0. Jutland Handicap, of SOOsovs. Six furlongs.—Koodoo 11.1, Killocra 10.1, Kchio 9.12, King Cheops 9.2, Rehutai 9.2. Lady Ben 9.2, Ecuador 9.0, Hoisler 9.0, Pink Rose 9.0, Tinohari 9.0, Pantagruel 9.0. Second Hack Steeplechase, of SOOsovs. Two miles and a-half.—Peter Amane 11.7, Kobno 10.13, Lady Comet 10.7, Windemere 10.7, Sir Wai 10.2, Bonny Rill 10.0. Blue Hall 10.0, Kaika 9.5, All Talk 9.8, Birkenella 9.3. Parliamentary Handicap, of SOOsovs. One mile and a-quarter.—lncome 11.3, Alario 10.0, Kilfairo 10.7, Kilfane 10.2, Arch Salute 10.2, Passionate 9.13, Zircon 9.11, Kuhio 9.6, Kaiakaua 9.5. High-weight Handicap, of SOOsovs. One mile and three furlongs.—Comical 11.3, Nukumai 11J., General Carrington 10.11, Lochson 10.4, Bonibrook 9.7, Dubious 9.3, Gold Piece 9.2, Captain Sarto 9.2, Haligan 0.0, Bonecto 9.0, Lucullent 9.0. Fleet Handicap, of SOOsovs. Seven furlongs.—Anticipate 11.2, Rowley 10.8, Lucrative 10.2, Jubilee 9.13, Gardant 9.6, Adi Vunivola 9.5, Kilia 9.2, Hyama 9.0, Bevel 9.0, Bright Eyes 9.0, Whariti 9.0. Petone Handicap, of 300aova. Five furlongs.—Williow Wai 10.3, Gardenia 10.1, Hignflown 9.12, Lady Isinglass 9.11, Uleaborg 9.10, Rob 9.10, Bon March 9.4, Luane 9.4, The Bolter 9.8, Miss Odille 9.3, Anthem 9.0, Ardfinnan 9.0. SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT CLUB HANDICAPS. (Peb United Beess Association.! WELLINGTON, July 8. The following handicaps for the South Canterbury Hunt Club’s meeting have been declared by Mr J. Henrys:— Hadlow Hurdles. One mile and a-half. — Te Kawa 11.13, Castellan 9.13, Kaikaku 9.13, Nautical 9.6, Grim Joke 9.6, Paddy's nope 9.2, Juality 9.2, Bachelor Gay 9.0, Markby 0.0, North Inch 9.0, Miss Garanco 9.0. Pareora Hunters’ Steeplechase. About throe miles.—-Uncle Bob 10.13, Sir Medallist 10.12, Goodform 10.10, Ghent 10.5, Mamstring 10.2, Cremona 9.13, Irish King 9.11, Golden Sarto 9.11, Happy Mao 9.11, New Day 9.10, Message Boy 9.10, Colonel Nyanza 9 9, Rang! gelding 9.9, Fair View 9.9, By-and-Sy 9.8, Flourish 9.8, Sexetto 9.7. South Canterbury Steeplechase. About two miles and a-half.—Tigerland 11.13, Charlatan 11.13, Kipling 11.5, Cassells 11.3, Golden Prince 10.7, Cashman 9.8, Lord Ashley 9-8, Aurore 9.7, Tobomairiro 9.6, Red Sol 9.2, Uncle Bob 9.0, Swindaaa 9.0. Levels Hack Handicap. Six furlongs.— Te Kawa 10.13, Eockfellow 9.11, Some Abbey 9 11, Shandre 9.10, Fairy Tidings 9.10. Laughie 9.7, Sarty 9.4, Adopted 9.3, Fairlie gelding 9.0. Margo filly 9.0, All Colours 9.0, Wharnclifie 9.0. Teschemaker Memorial Steeplechase. About two miles and a-half.—Maghera 12.9, Jaill Terry 10.11 Lord Nagar 10.10, Uncle 10.9, Vice Regal 10.3, Sir Medallist 10.3, Swindasa 10.1, Goodform 9.13, Ghent 9.8, Mainstring 9.6, Nightraid 9.6, Cremona 9.3, Happy Mac 9.1, Message Boy 9.0, Colonel 9.0, Now Day 9.0, Sextette 9.0. Hunters’ Plate Handicap. One mile and a-half.—Muzzle 11.11, Rockfellow 11.7, Bachelor Gay 11.3, Nightraid 10.11, Miea Garance 10.10, Evador 10.10, Golden Sarto 10.10, Bill Turpin 10.10, Mainspring 30.9, Fairview 10.9, Arhiki 10.9, Mataipuke 10.7, Flourish 10.7, Sacco 10.7, Oannie Chiel gelding 10.7, Timaru 10.7. Claremont Welter. One mile.—Mountain Lion 10.13, Happy Warrior 10.6, Clontarf 10 3 Bn Route 10.2, Dancing Days 9.13, Castellan 9.8, Mythology 9.7, Chickwheat 9.5, Uleaborg 9.4, Golden Light 9.3, Gold iown 9.2, Quality 9.0, Kaikaku 9.0, Shandre 9.0, Sarty 9.0. W AIM ATE HUNT HANDICAPS. (Pen United Pnwe Association.) WELLINGTON, July 8. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr J. B. Henrys for the Waimate Hunt Club’s meeting:— Studholme Hurdles. One mile and five furlongs.—Castellan 10.2. Kaikahu 10.2, Grim Joke 9.9, Vico Regal 9.8, Paddy’s Hone 9.5, Quality 9.4, Bachelor Gay 9.2, Markby 9.1. Miss Garance 9.0. Bluecliffs Hunters’ Steeplechase Handicap. About two miles and a-quarter.—lndus 11.9, Swindasa 10.12, Good Form 10.11, Six Cylinder 10.5, Mainspring 10.4, Cremona 10.0. Grey Star 10.0, Happy Mac 9.12, Irish King 9.12, Message Bay 9.11, Nyanza 9.11, New Day 9.11, Colonel 9.10. Fair View 0.10, Flourish 9.9, Kilvera 9.8, Sextette 9.8. Waimate Steeplechase Handicap. About two miles and a-half. —Charlatan 12.3, Kipling 11.9, Lord Ashley 9.13, Aurora 9.12, Tokomairiro 9.11, Red Sol 9.7 ; Uncle Bob 9.3, Sir Medallist 982, Mainspring 9.0. Wnihao Hack Handicap. Six furlongs.— Eockfellow 9.13, Some Abbey 9.13, Shandro 9.12, Fairy Tidings 9.12, Laughie 9.9, Indus 9.8, April Showers 9.6, Miss Garance 9.0, Exido 9.0. Hunt Club Cud Steeplechase. About two miles and a-half.—Bill Terry 11.9, Lord Nagar 11.8, Swindaea 10.13, Good Form 10.12, Six Cylinder 10.6, Nightraider 10.5, Cremona 30.1, Greystar 10.1, Happy Mac 9.13, New Day 9.12, Bill Turpin 9.12, Message Boy 9.12, Pair View 9.11. Colonel 9.11, By-and-bv 9.11, Flourish 9.11, Kilvera 9.10, Sextette 9.30. Morven Welter Handicap. Seven furlongs. Happv Warrior 10.13, Clontarf 10.11, Dancing Davs 10.8. Castellan 9.13, Mv+hology 9.13, Chickwheat 9.9, Gold Town 9.6, Golden Light 0.5. Quality 9.4, Kaikahu 9.1, Shandre 9.1, Pali 9.0, Exide 9.0. Hunters’ Piste Plat Handicap. One mile and a-qnarter.—Muzzle 11.13, Rockfellow 11.9, Bachelor Gay 11.5, Lord Nagar 11.5, Vico Regal 11.3. Uncle Bob 11.3, Night Raid 30.13, Sir Medallist 10.12, Evador 10.12, BUI Turpin 10.32, Mainspring 10.11, Happy Mac 30.11, Fair View 10.11, Mataipuke 10.7, Timaru 10.7, Sacco 10.7. BOXING. NORTH OTAGO TOURNAMENT. PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENTS. (Feom Our Own Correspondent.) OAMARU, July 8. A meeting of the North Otago Boxing Association Committee was held to-night, when Mr A. Smith presided. Arrangements were made for the forthcoming Norm Otago championships to be held in the Opera House on Thursday, 16. Large entries have been received from Temuka. Waimate, and Dunedin. In all 30 entries have been received. Instructions were given the secretary to arrange to have programmes printed and the carrying out of the draw. The following officials were appointed for the tournament:—Referee, Mr T. Nightingale; judges—Messrs A. Smith and K. Parker; official announcer, Mr F. W. Ongley; official seconds—Messrs H. Grater and V. Doran; ringside stewards—Messrs E. Dell and W. Notman; timekeepers—Meesrs A. W. Moss, W. R. James, and H. Benson; lion, surgeons—Drs Orbell, Scott, Liddls, Fitzgerald ,a!id Simth-Morton. The secretary was instructed to apply for permission from the police and the New Zealand Boxing Conference for holding it* tournament. THE DRAW. The following is the draw in the various classes, to be decided in bouts of four rounds of three minutes each; Fly Weight.—D. Leckie (Dunedin) v. J. Spibane (Temuka), R. Forsyth (Waimate), a bye. Bantam Weight— R. Forsyth (Waimate) v, H. Lloyd (Oam aru). Feather Weight.—H. Lloyd (Oamarn) v. J. Leckie (Dunedin), T. Griffiths (Dunedin), a bye. Light Weight.—W. Cairns (Oamarn) v. J. Woods (Waimate), W. Gray (Waimate) v. D. Richardson (Totara), A. Wallace (Temuka) v. Leckie (Dunedin); R. Fulcher (Dunedin) v. D. F. Johnson (Waimate). Welter Weight.—J. Paul (Dunedin) v. D. Stewart (Temuka), E. Pile (Dunedin) v. J. Forsyth (Waimate), P. Smitherani (Oamaru) v. N. Gray (Waimate), J. 'Woods, a bye. Middle Weight.—S. Gray (Dunedin) v. C. Morton (Temuka), J. Dreavers (Dunedin) v. J. O’Brien (Dunedin). Light Weight.—A. E. Naismith (Temuka) v. A. Campbell (Oamaru). BILLIARDS. M’CONACHY v. PALKINER. (Per United Press Association.) WELLINGTON, July 8. In the billiards match between Falkinex and M’Conachy, the New Zealander wiped off his arrears of over 600 in the afternoon, making breaks of 419. 386, and 112, and taking the lead. Palkiner’s principal breaks were 111- and 247. Fallciner shore at the evening session with breaks of 172, 146, 318. 238, 373, and 336, M'Conachy responding with 138. The position at present is: Palkiner (in play) 4501 M’Conachy ..

HOCKEY. TEE NEW ZEALAND TOURNAMENT. (Per United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, July 8. The draw for the first day’s play of tho New Zealand hockey tournament is:—Wellington A v. Auckland, Wellington B v. Nelson. Canterbury and Otago will meet later. VISIT OP AUSTRALIAN PLAYERS. RAILWAY CONCESSION GRANTED. (Fes United Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, July 8. Apparently tho agitation made by the New Zealand Hockey Association regarding iL-. Railway Department’s refusal to allow the Australian Hockey Eleven which is to visit New Zealand shortly to travel first class at concession rates has had ita desired effect. The secretary of the New Zealand Hookey Association telegraphed Mr Coates regarding the question, but received an unsatisfactory reply. As a result he telegraphed further, and received this afternoon the following reply: Your further telegram, received. As a special consideration. I have approved of the Australian hockey team travelling, without sleepers, on the limited express first class at concession, rotes.—J. G. Coates, Minister of Railways. SATURDAY’S GAMES. The following are the fixtures for Saturday.— Senior. —Technical Old Boys v. City,, at Oval, 2.45 (referees, Messrs Hewitt and Oalder); Albany v. University B, at Oval No. 2, 2.45 (referees, Messrs Patterson and J. Johnson). Junior.—High School Old Boys v. High School, at Oval No. 8,2.4 S (Mr R. Leonard); University D v. Albany, at Oval Ho. 1, 1.30 (Mr R. Butler); City v. Technical Old Boys B, at Oval No. 3, 1.30 (Mr Leonard); University C v. Technical Old Boys C, at Oval No. 8, 1.30 (Mr North). Third Grade.—High. School A v. High School C, at Bathgate, 1.30 (Mr Tompkins). GOLF. The Ota, go Ladies’ Golf Club’s medal match, postponed on Tuesday, will be played to-day on the Bolmacewen Links. , ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ENGLISH TEAM IN AUSTRALIA. Frees Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, July 8. (Received July 8, at 11.20 p.m.) At Newcastle, England defeated Newcastle by 3 goals to nil. NEW ZEALAND GUN CLUB. LIVE PIGEON CHAMPIONSHIP. . (Per United Press Association.) MASTERTON, July 8. The New Zealand Live Pigeon Championship was won by E. Groome, with B. Arust second. A. Arnst (Christchurch) won the aggregate over the clay sparrow and pigeon championships In all 27 competed in the £IOO competition for 10 birds, open handicap. R. H. Buick (Masterton) and M. Pratt (Otorohßnga) secured 10 birds and divided the first and second money. Nine shot off for the third , place, which was decided between Seddon (Hamilton) and Whittle (Stratford), who tied. The Gun Clubs’ Association officers were elected as follows: —President, Mr B. F. Stead (Christchurch); referee, Mr A. Rowbottom (Otane); , auditor, Mr W. Henry (Christchurch); vice-presidents—North Island, Mr A. Dobson (Auckland); South Island, Mr W. H. Simpson (Christchurch). The North Island Executive comprises Messrs J. Williamson (Auckland!, G, J. Poach (Hamilton), T. J. Watts (Auckland), H. J. Nit a (Masterton), A. Falls (Napier); and the Sopth Island Executive —Messrs D. F. Dennehy (Christchurch), L. A Shand (Christchurch), G. E. Turner (Dunedin). F. G. Frampton (Ellesmeie), J. Skilling (Rangiora). The championships for 3926 were allotted as follows:—Clays, Christchurch Gun Club; pigeons, Rangiora; sparrows, Ellesmere. RUGBY LEAGUE. ■ NEW ZEALAND TEAM IN SYDNEY. Frees Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, July 7. The New Zealand League team was accorded a civic reception in the Town Hall. Some of the New Zealanders are slightly feeling the effects of the rough weather experienced by the Moeraki. They expect fully to regain their land legs before Saturday’s match.