OUTDOOR SPORTS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15318, 14 September 1920, Page 2

OUTDOOR SPORTS.

LONDON, Sept. 13. Aftc-r liitch';. d-T:}u;ifj die-play on Saturday ni'tny good ,judg.\s consider he should lie ineludwt m UlO An.sira.ian team" to strengthen the bowling. This is still possible—A. and N.Z.C.A. SYDNEY, Sept. 13. Warren Kealoha has accepted the Swimming Union's invitation to visit Australia. Duke Kahannmoku hopes to accept the invitation.— U. P. A. COLD CHAMPIONSHIPS. HAMILTON, last night. The first two rounds of the open championship were played m a. light northerly wind, wilh persistant heavy rain. The result of the day's play Is that Kirkwood, the Australian professional, is leading Sloan Morpeth, the' local amateur, by three strokes. East, the Australian professional, and lies, who put up the best round of the afternoon are six points behind Kirkwood. The' scores m rotation are as follows:— Kirkwood, 72 78 —150; S. Morpeth, 75, 73— 153; East, ' 78, 78— tr.G: lies, 80. 70—15(5; R. George; 81, 78—159; McEwan, 80,. 70—159; D. Ro?S 7o' 85— lfiO; J. L. Black, SO, 80— 1C0: Douglas, 77,'- 8.-1— 163; T. H. Harton, 83, 78—1 Gl; 11. 0. Lusk. 82. 90— 1G-: Brooks, 8-, 81—103; P.utters, S3, 81— 10.; F. Hood 83, 82—105; H. Crosse, 82, 83—105: Clements 78, 88— 166: -J. Forbes, 81, ,86— 167; Moss; 82, SB — 1«S; Martin. 83, 85— 108; N. Bell, 81 38—160; Blair, 84. 85-169; A. --Ekstedt, 00, 70-169; J. B. McEwan. 86, 85—171; H. D. McFarlane, 87, 1 85— 172; G.- Sanders, 88, 85—173; C ; B. Wight, BC, 88— <174; 11. Caldwell, 89. 86— 175: J. Harold, 85, .90— 175: , J. Goss. 85.: 91— 180: J. Banks, 87. 89— 176; "R. o. Chesn.ay, . 82, 95— 177; R. O. Gardner, .&">. 02t-177; , K. Duncan,. 92, 86-178; Z. Hurst, 85. 93— 178: R. Ranker. 9V.-8-— 178: H. L. Tee«e, '85. 94— 179; D. O. Whyte, 88. 91—197; W. Humphreys. 01. 90— 181; A. Clouston. 91 90—181; W.Col heck, 90. 91— 181; H. Gillies, 88, 93— 181; F. Frlcse. 00,-91—181; W. Seijert, 95 89— 184; C. F ; Bond, 89, 95— lS.;'"c. Clements, 95, 92— 187.— 'Pre ss Assn. .