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C.J.C. MEETING PRINCESS .ARGOSY WINS AUTUMN (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Addington Handicap. —-4-4 Chief Light, 1; 3-3 Polydora, 2; 7-8 Knockalong, 3. Scratched: Cottesmore. Won by a neck, Time, 1.39 3-5. Great Autumn Handicap.—B-8 Princess Argosy, 1; 2-2 Rebel Song, 2; 1-1 Shatter, 3. Scratched: Ruling Light, Rocket. Won by one and a-half lengths. Time, 2.32 2-5.
TROTTING METROPOLITAN ACCEPTANCES (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Acceptances for the second day of tho New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s meeting to-morrow are as follow :—• Harvest Handicap.—Great Burton, scr.; Belle Lorimer, Merce Bingen, Staidey Bingen, 12yds behind; King’s Voyage, Kolmar, 24yds; Garner, New Metford, Nicoya, 36yds, Mountain Mist, Stand By, ,48yds. Oxford Handicap.—Gold Tinge, Major lAnd, Neeoro, Silver de Oro, Sodium, Wilma Dillon, scr.; Eureka Boy, Nelson’s Victory, Somerby, 12yds; 80110, 36yds. President’s Handicap.—Colorado, Sir Guy, Mountain Dell, Sunny Morn, scr.; Vesuvius, 12yds; Gold Country, Muriel de Oro, 24yds; Glenrossie, 36yds; Lindbergh, Red Shadow, Satin King, 48yds. \ Halswell Handicap.—Bracken, Herod, Ngingongingo, Roddy, Tempest, scr.; Araclme, Great Author, Morning Sun, Raydus, Ron. .Somerby, Tactless, 12yds; Harvest Child, 24vds ; Little Guy, 36yds; Belinda, 48yds. Welcome Handicap.—Dolly Derby, Lillian Bond, Lone Derby, Olive, Rey Paul, Druisis, Reported, Ronald Derby, Thackeray, scr.; Betty Wrack, Sunny Ducrow, 12vds; Rey Direct, 24yds; Golden Direct, Gold Paper, Rey Spec, 36yds. April Handicap.—Nicoya, Probationer, scr.; Rokena, 12yds; Avernus, Manoeuvre, Master Roy, Wild Guy, 24yds; Blue Mountain, Girvan, 36yds; Ciro, Indianapolis, 48yds; Nimbus, Proud Dillon, 60yds. Champion Handicap.—Writer, scr.; Huon Voyage, Todd Lonzia, 12yds; Petenvah, Stanley, T, 36yds; Trampfast, Wrackler, 48vds; Olive Nelson, 60yds. Highclass Handicap. Glenrossie, Rollo, scr.; Lindbergh, Satin King, 12yds; Red Shadow, 36yds; Harold Logan, Roi l’Or, 48yds. v TENNIS S.I. CHAMPIONSHIPS (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. In tho South Island tennis championship men’s singles, C. E. Malfroy beat U. Angas, 4—6, O—6, 6 —l, 6 —2, 6—o. ’VARSITY SEMI-FINALS
(Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, this.day. Tho ’Varsity tennis semi-finals were Women’s Singles.—Miss Taylor (Auckland) beat Miss Pyne (Canterbury), 7—l, 6—4. v* ‘
Men’s Doubles. —Barrett and Barrer (Canterbury) beat Wilson and Bowden (Auckland), 6—3, 6—2.. .■ Women’s Doubles. —Misses Gill and Phillips (Victoria) beat Misses Moir and Pragnell (Otago), 4—6, B—6, 9—7. Mixed Doubles. —Wilson and Miss Taylor (Auckland) beat McCarthy and Miss Longmore (Victoria), 6—4, 6 —3. AUCKLAND GOLF TITLES (Per Press, Association.). AUCKLAND, this day. The Auckland provincial golf championship semi-finals resulted in R. Horton beating Lusk, one up; and Silk beating Menzies, one up at the nineteenth.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18066, 18 April 1933, Page 9
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