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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18805, 6 July 1929, Page 1

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8 O’CLOCK EDITION SEE JONES, McCROSTIE'S IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION AND AUCTION NOTICES ON PAGE 13. AUSTRALIAN RACING. MELBOURNE, July 6. Grand National Hurdles —Kentle 1, Chumree 2, Bay of Biscay 3. Bavaroy fell. The favourite, Tilti. was pulled up. AX.I. BLACKS. SECOND SPELL. (Continued from page 5.) After half-time, Nepia did not play again, having received a uliglit injury, lie was rc-placed l>y Stringfellow. New Zealand started a passing rush, but this was intercepted, and New Zealand went back to their own half. Hook Intercepted and kicked across the field. The play was very hard, New Zealand being on the defensive. Malcolm let the ball out to his backs. Ford gained possession, and raced down the side-line. The ball was kicked back to Ford, who carried on with his feet, whence Waterman brilliantly took it. Carleton got a mark on the twenty-five. The New Zealand forwards played brilliantly, and took the play to thv Australian territory. Lawton brilliantly line-kicked. A free-kick was then awarded New Zealand in Australia’s twenty-five, but Lilburne missed. The ball was kicked over Ross’ i head. The New’ Zealand forwards followed up fast, but jest missed a try. New Zealand should hait *>< - ed. A forward pass by Oliver thea spoiled another certain try. From a scrum, the ball went ctr to Gordon, who dived to rthe litu scoring w’ithin three inches oi th ; touchline. The kick failed. Australia 9 New Zealand S The play was becoming excep tionally fast. A kick by Luwio was collected by Oliver, who wo up field at a ** terrific pace.” He v: collared about five Teet from tl; line. A scrum relieved for Autralia. M’Williams and Lilburne t. play down field, and it looked as New Zealand wtre over the iin.. They just missed a try once moi . New Zealand pressed hard. Tuc.; hung on too long when Geddes in. I an open wing. FINAL. AUSTRALIA 9 NEW ZEALANL S SPORTS RESULTS. Greymouth.—Rugby: At .«- port, Const 5, Buller ; at Oi mouth, Hokitika. 13, Greymouth Dannevirke—Rugby: Exc* i 16, Te Papakuku 9; Rangers 11, Oi l Boys 9; Pirates 32, United 0. Palmerston North—Soccer: letic 4, St Andrews 2; Range: R. 1. Masterton—Senior football: 3oys 22, Masterton 0; Gladstone - Red Star J; Wellington College i Wairarapa High School 0. Levin—Senior: Wanderers 13, 1‘: Mai 6; Junior, Foxton 24, Wtia Manawatu—Rugby: Old B vFeilcung Old Boys 11; Kia ■ » Athletic 6; Feilding 21, Wcodv 0. Invercargill—Rugby Country n . HARRIERS. The Kaiapoi Club held a ten mile teams race this afternoon, twice over the local championsnip court.- . Teams of four, each man running 2i miles. The winning team was: D. Kane's team was second, L. G. C. D. L. Gordan (captain), I. Richardson, A. Gray, and A. Clarke. A. Harper’s team third, and A. Tozer’s fourth. Time—COmin over a wet and heavy course. SPORTS RESULTS. Timaru.—Senior football: Star 14, Old Boys 6: Temuka 11, Waihi 3; Zlngari 19, Celtic 6. Auckland.—Rugby: Grammar 12 Training College 8; Ponsonbv IS, Technical Old Boys 6; Marist 8, Manukau 0; City 28, Grafton 3. League: Point Chevalier 13, Otahuhu 10 (B grade final); Ponsonby 21, Richmond 16: City 17, Dfevonport S. Soccer: Thistle 2, Ponsonby 1: Onehunga 2, Belmont 2; Tramway 8, Celtic 2. Dunedin—Rugby: Pirates 9, Southern 6; Taieri 12, Kaikorai 9; Zingari 5, Union 3; Varsity J 3 41, Dunedin S; Varsity A 25, Alhambra S. Soccer: Mosgiel 3, Y.M.C.A. -V 1 ; Northern 2, Technical Old Boys 2. League: Christian Bros. A 34, Athletic 12; City 11, Pacific 7. Wellington—Rugby: Senior A. Athletic 13, Poneke 9: University 19, Eastbourne 9; Petcne 19, Wellington 6; Berhampore 22 Marist 7; Old Boys 9, Oriental 5. Senior B, Hutt 6, Johnsonville 3: Training College 6, University 5. Soccer: Senior B, Brooklyn 2, South Wellington 0. Napier—Rugby: Pirates 17, Ce tic 11J H. 5.0.8. ltf, Hastings 3. Blenheim—Rugby: Marlbuioug > 26, Nelson 11