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Southland Times, Issue 22073, 21 July 1933, Page 11

SOCCER TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. The following is the Corinthians team to play Central A.—John Morrison; Maxwell, Pinkney; James Morrison, McMurdo, Harvey; Reddington, Dymock, Robinson, A. Campbell, D. Morrison. Emergencies.—Rudolph, D. Morrison, R. Devon. Southern team: A. Adam: Heyricks, Adamson; A. Wilson, E. Hobbs, E. Wilson; Matheson, Osmond, Stubbs, Kerr, Cathcart. “ BOYS’ BRIGADE COMPETITION. To-morrow the first game of the first round of the Boys’ Brigade Soccer Cup competition will be played and flag games will be played on alternate Saturdays. Games for the Smith Cup (which has been presented by Mr R. Smith, president of the Southland Association) are to be played on the other Saturdays. Owing to the Ist Invercargill Company not being able to raise a team, the remaining games in the flag competition will be altered and no team will have a bye. The draw for the first cup game tomorrow is as follows:— First Church A v St. Andrew’s A; Central Methodist v First Church B; Church of Christ v St. Andrew’s B.

Life Boy games will be played as usual at 11 a.m.. Life Boys should support their own teams and turn up on time.

Results to date of the flag competition are as follows:—

First Church teams are as follows: A team to play St. Andrew’s A: J. C. Anderson, Green, North, M. Anderson, Strathern, Glennie, Boyd, Giles, Cranstoun, Spriggs, Cameron; reserves, Duff, A. Adamson, Denton. B team to play Central Methodist: Little, Springford, Duff, Craig, A. Adamson, Reed, L. Uren, Moore, Denton, D. Wilson, McMillan; reserves, J. Potts, P. Boyd, A. Uren. First Church boys will not now meet at Stobo Hall at 1 o’clock. WRESTLING WALKER BEATS BLAKE. (Per United Press Association.) New Plymouth, July 20. George Walker defeated Whiskers Blake before a crowded house at Stratford to-night by two falls to one. Walker had a decided advantage, but the bout was a good one. Blake secured a submission fall with an ingenious combination of the leg cradle and an armbar. Walker secured two falls with his favourite dump, the last in the fifth round. CYCLING SATURDAY’S ROAD RACE. The handicaps have been declared by Mr E. Smith for the Invercargill Amateur Cycling Club’s road race on Saturday. The course is from Mary street to Woodlands and return, a distance of 22 miles, to start at 1.45 p.m. Riders are asked to be on their marks promptly so as to avoid delay. The handicaps are as follows: L. Johnson, M. Wilson and J. Flynn scr; L. Bloy, T. Ward and V. Flynn Imin 15sec; G. Elliott, H. Grell, C. Robinson, H. Insall and W. Pickford 2min; C. Thompson, J. Robinson, A. Targuse, J. Mclntosh, J. Jackson and. D. Patton 2min 30sec; M. Smith, J. McKenzie, N. Shaw, W. Bailey, A. Jackson, R. Blue and I. Ayres 3min; A. Turnbull, R. Flynn and S. Bailey 4min. ATHLETICS LOVELOCK’S RECORD RUN. EX-CHAMPION’S TRIBUTE. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) Paris, July 9. “Marvellous and sensational!” exclaimed Jules Ladoumegue when interviewed concerning J. E. Lovelock's mile record. “Lovelock is a great champion and I am glad he succeeded.”

RIFLE SHOOTING INVERCARGILL CLUB. The Invercargill Defence Miniature Rifle Club held its weekly shoot at the Drill Hall on Wednesday evening when the second round of the championships was fired. The highest scores off the rifle were: S. Wall 80, R. C. Anderson 80, E. R. Service 78, A. Pomeroy 78. The following is a list of scores with handicaps:—

At a subsequent practice the following scores were registered off the rifle: R. C. Anderson 79, E. R. Service 78, J. Morrison 77, S. Wall 77, A. Pomeroy 76, L. Woodford 70, W. Ford 70. Next Wednesday evening the third round of the championships, the second round of the R Cup competition and the final round of the three-night aggregate handicap competition will be fired. ' CITY GUARDS CLUB. Last night the City Guards Defence Rifle Club fired the third stage, of the

championship and the second stage of the B grade handicap competition at the Drill Hall miniature range, 26 members competing. The shooting was of a high standard, A. Ford and R. Adams (a first-year shot) securing the possible 80 and E. J. McLauchlan and W. McChesney 78’s, while 77’s were put on by L. Adams, J. Padget, G. Nicol, J. Storrie and J. Buttolph. Following are the scores: R. Adams 80, A. Ford 80, E. J. McLauchlan 78, W. McChesney 78, L. Adams 77, J. Padget 77, G. Nicol 77, J. Storrie 77, J. Buttolph 77, R. Ure 76, H. Jenkinson "76, S. Mason 76, A. N. Smith 75, J. Ure 75, A. Wilson 74, J. A. Henry 74, J. T. Wilson 74, G. Jenkinson 73, L. Leydon 73, W. Jenkinson 72, W. G Tait 70, J. Dundas 70, P. Mason 69, P. Johnson 66, C. Mason 65, J. Henry 64. CROQUET RUGBY PARK CLUB. At the annual meeting of the Rugby Park Croquet Club Miss Middleton presided over a good attendance of members. The report showed that great progress had been made during the year; the greens were in good condition, the new motor lawn-mower had proved its worth, and the greenkeeper had kept the greens in good order. Appreciation of the splendid work done by Mr Clark was voiced by those present. The expenses were rather heavy, nevertheless the club had a credit balance. The following were elected officebearers for the ensuing year:—President. Miss Middleton; vice-president, Mrs Logan: captain, Mrs Clark; deputycaptain, Mrs Boyce or Mrs Leigh; secretary, Mrs Leigh; committee. Mesdames Roberts, Robertson, Wilson, Greig, Misses Watson and Perry. Delegate to Croquet Centre, Mrs Clark; social convenors,- Mrs Blampied and Mrs Wilson; social committee, Mesdames Muir, Bell, Hamilton, McCombe, Welsh and Drake. BOXING JACK DOYLE SUSPENDED. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) London, July 19. The Board of Control has suspended Jack Doyle’s license for six months and has decided that Doyle and his mother should each be paid £5 weekly for six months from Doyle’s £3OOO purse, the balance being forfeited. MORGAN FOR AUSTRALIA. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) Vancouver, July 19 Tod Morgan sailed to-day without Claude Varner, the clever lightweight, for whom transportation had been sent. He is unable to make the trip owing to approaching bouts in California. Varner is likely to go to Sydney in the fall. CRICKET WEST INDIES v. M.C.C. BOWES NOT AVAILABLE. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) London, July 19. Bowes is unfit to play in the Test on July 22 and Clark (Northants) replaces him. CONSTANTINE’S GOOD AVERAGE. (United Press Assn.—Telegraph Copyright.) London, July 19. Staffordshire in the first innings made 122 (Constantine 7 for 50). West Indies in the first innings have lost two wickets for 88. PLAYERS v. GENTLEMEN. London, July 19 Players, in their match against the Gentlemen, in the first innings made 278 for nine wickets (Ames 82, James Langridge 71).

Many complaints were being received, said Councillor R. Semple, M.P.; at the Wellington City Council meeting last week, in regard to the quality of the city milk (reports the Post). Councillor W. H. Bennett (chairman of the Milk Committee) said that under the old system the delivery was made in the morning, and that had led to complaints that the milk was not received in time for breakfast. Now the delivery was made the night before, and the complaints were not nearly so numerous.

P W D L Fig. Pts. First Church A 5 5 - - 10 St. Andrew’s A 5 4-1 8 Central Methodist 5 1-4 2 First Church B 2 1-1 2 Church of Christ 2 1-1 2 St. Andrew’s B 1 - - 1 0

S. Wall 80—scr—80 R. C. Anderson 80—scr —80 A. Pomeroy 78—scr—78 A. Mann 76—1.6—77.6 W. J. Wilson 77— .3—77.3 E. R. Service 76—1.2—77.2 J. Morrison 77—scr—77 S. D. Stewart 7'1—3 —77 I. D. Anderson 76— .8—76.8 B. Tinnock 76— .8—76.8 N. MacWilliams 76— .8—76.8 D. Patterson 72—4 —76 W. Lilley 76—scr—76 W. Ford 76 —scr —76 G. Kelly 74—1.8—75.8 J. Georgeson 66—9.6—75.6 A. Winder 71—4.5—75.5 R. Kenna 70-5 —75 T. Stevenson 75—scr—75 A. R. Wills 71—1.8—72.8 W. S. Brown 68—4.6—72.6