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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17182, 27 October 1923, Page 1

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DEE JONES, McCROSTLE CO.’e IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGE 8. COALUATE ROAD RACE TO-DAY. DAY E MITCHELL, second ou the GAM AGE CYCLE. 6 TARANAKI ROAD RACE.—J Welsh fifth. J. Nelson seventh, and Welsh second fastest time. Both on their easy running Speedy Cycles. G A MISSING CAR. i Two young men were arrested this afternoon on a charge of unlawfully taking a car from Latimer Square. They drove it to Woolston. In; They drove it to Lin wood. In Matheson’s Road, they ran it into a Fence. A resident, working in his garden, saw the car. and went for the local constable, who lives close by, and the men were arrested and taken to the central police station. C. .AND S. CRICKET. Green’s B IS3; Grepn’s A 63 for 2. Sunnyside 180 for 7 wickets. POVERTY BAY RAC7S. HACK HANDlCAP—Princess Nata 1, Esquimaux 2. Peta 3.. SENIOR CRICKET. At 5.50, Linwood had seven wickets down for 101 against St Albans, who made 112. Maurigarahi Welter Handicap— Lady Kotoripo 1, All Gold 2. Riecarton 243; West Christchurch 12 for 2St Albans 142; Linwood 150 for 8. Sydenham 63 for 4. St Albans 109; Woolstou 36 aud 9 for no wickets. WARRNAMBOOL ROAD LACK. MELBOURNE, October 27. Wells (Victoria) ... 1 P. Osborne (Vic.) . .2 C. Mason (VTc.T . 3 A private message stales that J’. O’Shea got the fastest time and won the Blue Riband. 100-MILE AM ATE U R HA N DICAT. N. M'Leod .... 1 A. Small . . . .2 C. Cutting . . . . 3 BOWLING. ■'FOUR-RINK CHAMPIONSHIP. Section A—Kaiapoi so (4) v. fiangiora 61 (0).; Beckenham 90 (4) v. Opawa 54 (0). Section B—Christchurch SO (3) v. Canterbury 5S <1); Sumner S 6 (2) v. Now Brighton 75 (2); United SS (3) v.. Papanui 65 (1).