TO-MORROW’S SPORTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26214, 26 July 1946, Page 3

TO-MORROW’S SPORTS

Sports engagements arranged for tomorrow include the following:—

RUGBY FOOTBALLL First Grade

Dunedin v. Zingari, at Carisbrook, at 2.4s.—Dunedin: Todd, Greer, Connelly, O’Gorman, Low, McHerron, Wallace, McPherson, Howell, Manson, Lawrence, McCormack, Pettit, McKercher, Ryan, Barrie, Collins, Scanlan, Easton, O'Connor, Sinclair. Zingari: A. Mason, A. Fleury, N. Mitchell, A. Phillips, E. Watson, L. Watson, T. Moore, S. Dowland, D. Plunkett, L. Blanchard, B. Hellyer, R. Henderson, D. Wilson, V. Short, J. Mitchell; emergencies—J. Plunkett. W. Mason, I. Thompson, D. White, P, Williams.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL First Grade

Southern v. Technical Old Boys.— Southern: Dickenson, Watson, Sharpe, Stenhouse, Morris, Simpson, Doyle, Widdowson, Romeril, McQuarrie, Paul, Gorrie, Bowman, Kearney, and Yegliss. Technical Old Boys: Fleming, Henderson, Willers, Williams, Thomas, Wallace, Moir, Ramsay, Thonison, Thomas, G. Freeman. Caversham v. Northern, at Tonga Park.— Caversham: Swete, Donaldson, Robb, McLean, O’Neil, Bennet, Williams, MeikleJohn, Scott, Campbell, Anstruther, Grey. Mosgiel v Maori Hill, at Prospect Park.— Mosgiel: Martin, C. Skinner, R. Steven, Ritchie, Mills, Carr, Revill, Taylor, W. Steven. Davidson, ,T. Skinner, McCloy, Burt. HOCKEY Albany v. University A, at Tonga Park No. 2, at 2.45 p.m.—Albany: W. M. Carr, E. Kofoed, B. Bedford, R. McKinley, R. Pilling, N. McDowell, D. Stewart, H. Crooks, J. Robertson, N. Mong, E. J. Rennick. Albany A v. University B, at the Oval at 2.45 p.m.—Albany A: S. Seear, A. Barclay, G. Anderson, N. Goodall, R. Ritchie, F. Mong, C. Bedford, D. Graham, J. Bedford, A. Jack, P. Hayward, R. Wlldey. Technical Old Boys v. Training College B. at Logan Park at 2.45 p.m.—Old Boys: Maxwell, Robinson, Bond, Churnside, Edwards, Richardson, McDonald, Crosland, Andreassand, Freeman, Campbell. HARRIERS The following clubs will hold runs:— Presbyterian Bible Class, from the Wakari Presbyterian Church Hall; St. Kilda, from 33 Young street, St. Kilda; Anglican from the St. Kilda Bathing Pavilion; Civil Service, from the Caversham School' Gymnasium; University, from the St. Clair Bathing Pavilion; Leith, from the Holy, Innocents’ Church, Leith Valley; Caversham, from Jamieson Hall, Sim street, Maori Hill; Mornington Club will hold a schoolboys' race at the Morning- ■ ton School, followed by a run; Baptist Club will hold the Three-mile Junior Championship at Forbury Park. CYCLING The following are the handicaps for the Dunedin Amateur Cycling Club’s race from Milton to Green Island—Brown, Beer, Flowers, Wilson-Pyne scr,- Lindsay, Lynn, Ruthven 2min 30sec, Reekie, Bills C. S. Schmelz 3min, Young, S. R. Schmelz Josephson 4min 30sec, Chalmers, Jelley, O'Kane, Hodg;s smin, McLachlan, Brown Bell, Webb, Tate Gmin 30sec, McLoughlan, Hawkins, Moreland, Goody 15min. GOLF ■Otago- Club.—A match Returned Servicemen of World War II versus The Rest will be played at Balmacewen. Games will be fourball, with no handicap allowance. The following is the draw, with starting times:—ll.3o, J. R. Laidlaw and B. G. MacAvoy v. J. W. Smeaton and I. S Cantrell; 11.35, H. L. Aspinall and L. E. West v. J. H. Meek and A. F. Ross; - 11.40, L. M. Miller and J. L. Grimaldi v. T. H. Brown and A. L. Bezett; 11.45, T. Nelson and F. W. Kennedy v. J. H. Fulton and H. W. Horder; 11.50, D. S. Dodgshun and A. J. Aitken v. J. W. Trewern and G. B. P. Wilson; 11.55, J. A. Bevin and P. J. Gill v. T. B. Ferguson and W. G. Wight; 12, T. C. Tyrrell and L. B. Whinam v. A. H. Boyd and F. W. Dixon; 12.5, A. Gibbs and T. W. Wight v. B. V., Wright and J. N. Lemon; 12.10, L. C. Brown and H. J. Aitken v. J. W. Mclntosh and A, R. Woods; 12.15, J. F. Byers and J. A. McCausland v. W. C. Romeril and-E. A. Reed; 12.20, S. J. Macdonald and J. H. Randle v. Ivo Carr and W. D. McKenzie; 12.25, G. W. Groves and R. J. Hyslop v. H: J. Grayson and J. R. Callender; 12.30, A. Hindle and S. L. Wilson v. W. G. Aitken and J. •P. Cartwright; 12.35, D. L. Wood and M. W. Connors v. E. B. McDonald and J. B. Quaile; 12.40, J.. M. Sidey and I. H. Penrose v. A. G. Elliott and W S. Stewart; 12.45, R. D. Forteous and A. W. Barnett v. F. E. Hunt and C B. Lynch; 12.50, I. R. P. Douglas and A G Edey v. C. R. Spackman and R. R. Aspinall; 12.55, R. W. Maskell and H. R. Callender* v. G. W. Bowron K. Dolan; 1. W. S. Callender and J. R. Holloway and J. R. Paterson and L. M. :Sattprthwaite - 15 R. L. C. Grant and H. M. v R S M. Sinclair and G. M. Rl st he ciair d 'club —A Four-ball Bogey Hanbe; played the draw bein| as follows:—A. F. Martin and D. Giant v. W. H. Batchelor and D. A. Wilkie, E - ■Reid and F. C. Young v. W. H. Cole ana H. J. Luff. A. C. Gibson and F. L. Biytn v W. J. Tointon and R. G. Hill. H. H. Osborne and J. T H r,.^ Hofland v. H. N. Riddell and' A. J.' Shaw, K. McCracken and J. T. Williamson v. G. T. bimpsou and F. H. Waller, G. R. Stone t and R. Hardy v. W. Hodge and A. G. Bayliss. n i Calvert and S. A.’ Pringle v. S. G. Taydbr and A B. Watt, G. Forbes and t? T Griffiths v. W. Kindley and C- £ Wight, A"A.Vnt V na AE M fecr,^‘ r E an ?.>“'«rv™W i A Morrison and A. B. Jones.F.M.Tuc and T. W. Grimsdale v. J. D. Gillan ana G. W. Simpson, W- Adamson and C. Lang* bein V. F. Sherriff and W. W. Clayton, T Wren and N. H. Shepherd v. T. G. Lento and S. C. Gourley. R. J. Applegarth and H. Paul v. E J. Doogue and G. f. Bolwell, J. M. Sydney andlS.. B. Ward v. J. O’Donnell and W,S. Wilson, E. A. Bolwell and F. G. Coxhead v. ■ t ivrpad© and J\ R.' Benson, R» B. DicK and H. J. Rackley v. G. C. McKay and H. H. Wilson, N. Allen and J. A. Temple ton v. H. G. Woodmg and F. Roßerts, H. L. Boock and W. Fraser v. J. G,'Norman and A G. Hutton, f • Ca l ey s an l 0 « riark v J. F. Cardno and H. S. Ross, P A Joblin and F. G. McPherson v. W R. Tyson and F. A. Sims, T. J. Butler a "ielU*nowis d C°lub.— The second round SinS,” Sf lS°Wffn“n‘? r up“ »Si & played. Post entries will be accepted. The draw is as follows:—G. Bell v. E. G. HaseU, H. V. Huntley v. I. A. Forgie, W. S. Roberts v. S. J. McCausland, N. Driver v. A. Davie, A. C. Kowe v yv Woodrow, R. J. Philip v. R. W. Crombie, F. G. Haigh v. J. G. Gregory. J. Gooseman v. G. W. Robertson, L. Griffiths y. M G. Smith, R. M. Wilkinson v A. J. camDbell D. T Martin v. W. E. Currie, F pfper v R. F. McClatchy. H. J. Heron v. G. S. Thorpe. S. G.. Kelly v. W. N. Evans, J. L. Anderosn v. J. M. Calder, J Howley v A. H. Fairmaid, L. F. Cleghorn v I. C. Randle, W. H. Masters v E H. Calder, H. C. Wells v. H. W Cooper. jp. w, Parker v. D. M, Calder, J. C. v." A. M. Peters, C. T. Lee v. J. Long, C. Belworthy v L. E. Anderson Chisholm Park Club.—A Single Bogey Handicap will be played in conjunction with the second round of the Laing Trophy Competition. The Juvenile Club will play a Single Bogey Handicap. Chisholm Park Ladies r Club.—An L.G.U. Match and the first round of the championships will be played. The draw is as follows:—11.15 a.m.: Miss Muir v. Miss Sheddan, Miss Bagley v. Miss Gore, Miss Greenway v. Miss Barth, Miss Hill v Miss Mills, Miss Anderson v. Mrs Bristow, Miss Ley land v. Miss Scott, Miss Green v. Miss Hogan, Miss Black v. Miss Dipple, Miss Hamer v. Miss Laing, Miss Doocey v. Miss Henderson, Miss Hall v Miss Paton. 11.45 a.m.: Miss Tyrell v. Miss 11. Weir. Miss Carr v. Miss McKinnon. Miss Chronican v. Miss ’N. Leyland, Mrs Duncan v. Mrs Murdoch, Miss Pearce v. Mrs Aitken, Miss Smith v. Miss Forrest, Miss J. Weir v. Miss Robertson, Miss M King v. Miss Harris, Miss Brewin v. Miss Morris, Miss Blacklock v. Miss Macomish .

Belleknowes Businesswomen’s Club.—The following is the draw for the Flag Match to be played in the morning:—Miss B. Kinaston v Mrs N. Randle, Miss W. Broughan v. Mrs M. Lewis, Miss C. M. Lee v. Miss M. Hessian, Miss E. Clarke v. Miss M. Corbett, Mrs A. McKenzie v. Miss S. Flett. Miss D. Strong v. Miss B. Gallien, Miss P. Stuckey v. Miss L. Harrison. Miss Wheeler v. Miss S. Holmes, Miss E. J. Smith v. another.