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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18009, 20 November 1926, Page 1

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SEE JONES. McCROSTIE’S IMPORTANT AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGE 13. HAISWEIL BOAD RACE. A. M’Nicholl 1 T. O’Brien 3 H. Robinson 3 Fastest time—R. Fleming. NELSON JtACEB, Appleby Handicap—s Van Rich 1. 7 Latest Fashion 2. 4 Beatty 3. Ser: Mercury, High Jinks. LEVIN RACES. M’Donald Memorial HandicapFirst Acre 1. Star Shell 2. Joy Bird 3. Scratched—Gold Box, Misgovern. Tsmrzs. ST ALBANS v. ADDINGTON. V’est and Aitken 0. Wine and Poleor> 8; Hotch and Renton 9. Austin and Robbins 3; Misses Jones and Scott 5, Mrs Clemens and Mrs Adams J; Mrs Aitken and Banks 5, Misses Wade and Jack 6. LINWOOD B v. SOUTH CHRISTCHURCH. Mahan and Miss Wilson 5, Timball and Miss Holmes 6; Christiansen and Mrs Christiansen 6, BetterIdea and Mrs Duffleld 0; Spragge and Miss Rodgers 6. Thompson and Miss Ponsford 4; Murley and Miss Brown 6, Pyno and Miss Lyons 3. CHRISTCHURCH GOLF CLUB. A stroke handicap match was played this afternoon. In the senior division C. A. Seymour, C. A. Quane and F. G. Bristed tied and W. Irwin won in the junior division. jauOTAHUHU TROTS. Massey Memorial—7 Talent 1, 3 Jewel Pointer (bracketed with Landlord) 2, 9 Lord Nepean 3. All started. C. ARE S. CRICKET. Sunnyside made 314 against Shirley, who repliod with 206 for nine wickets. City Council beat Marists by 123 runs. Council made 184 in their second innings, and Marist 45. SANDERS CUP. The third Sanders Cup trial at aunedin was the most interesting >f the series. Pressed by Winifred owards the finish, Kia Ora won by >5 seconds, Winifred being second, leather third and Eunice fourth, fhe points are:—Winifred 11, Kia, >ra 8, Eunice 3, Heather 2. SENIOR CRICKET. At 6 p.m. East Christchurch, playng against Riecarton, had made 60 'or 3. Against West Christchurch St. ilbans scored 60 for 1 wicket. . SENIOR CRICKET. At 6 p.m. East Christchurch, playng against Riecarton, had made 60 ’or 3. Against West Christchurch St. Übaus scored 60 for 1 wicket. TERRIS. sumner beat St Stephen's by six ames. Edgeware beat Elmwood by 13 to