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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19108, 28 June 1930, Page 16

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jonkß’S, \it-< » lOi-r ir;• s ADVKIITIBKMI'TNTM Al'l’CAlt 0 1 PA (4 f~, 17f, RBI’R Bf?KNTATI VI" IiUOMY. Walrarapa SO, Hawke'* Hay 22. GOLF AT KATAPOI. A match w»p played a t Kn la pc h)ft afternoon between the Kalap* iii/1 Harewood Clubs, resulting: in a win for Kaiapoi by 1 ::i games i, 41. BPORTH RESULTS. Oreymouth Rugby: Brunner r Blaketown 2: Cobden 12, Star < . Junior: Uniter] IC, Cob den 8. Nelson Rugby: Nelson 14, Mott uku-Golden I Jay 2. Manawatu Rugby: Kia Toa 1 Feiiding Old Boys 10. Auckland Rugby: Varsity 1* Technical G; Grammar C, Tralnin. College 5; Marlst 8, City 6; Second ary schools. King's v. Grammar, draw, no score. Wellington Rugby: Pctone 1 Poneke 8; Old Boys 14, Oriental 5; Berhamporo 19, Varsity 14; Hutt 11, Marist 8; Eastbourne 12, Ath letic 6. Dannevirko Rugby: Old Boys I', Excelsior S; Tipapakuku 3, Rangei 8. REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY. Walrarapa v. Hawke’s Bay.— • Second spell: Wairar;:pa, behind in points, kept up a stror . attack, and tries were scored aft. brilliant play by Wanoa, Fuller ;u : P. Jury. Fuller also kicked fo • great penalty goals and convert* 1 & try. Set ford got the Bay’s on! try la this spell, and Wairar&j . won an exciting game by 30 to 22. AVONDALE GOLF. From a particularly large entr ihe following Avondale nninbet . qualified for the Members’ Cup:—i •T. Woolf 56—16—70, S. C. Binghai 02—21—71, O. Andersen 87—12—7 i . L«\ M. Gundry 93—15—75, L. J. Kil 'lick 92—16—76, J. M. Preston 87- • 10 —77, K C. Ward SO—2—73, 1 . Eight band 90—12—75, G. M. Boyc i :*4—16—78, N. V. Smith 94—16—7.'. V. H. Andersen 88—S—so, j. yfai - tin 94—14—50, T. W. Patterson > 96—15—81, J. Carter 104—22—5: , W. Ott 10G—24—S2, L. J. Lewis S > —IC—S3. SPORTS RESULTS. Auckland League: Newton 22, K lerslie l ioccer: Ponsonby Thistle 1. Dunedin Soccer: Technical Ol 3oys 3, Seacliff 2; Mornington Northern 3. League: Christia Brothers IS, City 5. Wellington Hockey: Senior ACarori 6, Hutt 3. Senior p—TV to: Z, Y.M.C.A. 2; University A K 'ori 4; Hutt B 3, Wellington 1 Wellington Soccer First n sion—Seatoun 2, Pet on: 2; W\ I, Marist 2; Dionnde 2, 'nslilute Hospital 5, Waterside 2. BASKET] ’.ALL The following p’ : .\ to attend represent:t. .’5, Ayr Stivet on.Tui.-d . , sharp:—A Grade: U. 'Win;,:, drown. B Grade: K. B «».: 'scutt, F liai; A Grade—Digby’s A 10, Canterbury College A 6; Sacred Heart A 18, Training College Ti St Mary’ A 4, Technical A 3. United 2S Canterbury College B -4: (tmu rhur. College A 19, Radley 4; Digby’s A 10, Training College B 6: Training College A IS, Radley A 5; United 11, St Mary s A 5; Sacred Heart 5, Technical A 3. CARS DAMAGED. Two cars were extensively damaged when the > collided at th* corner of Webb Street and Papamr Road at 5.40 this evening. On ear, a Studebaker sedan, was proceeding across Papanui Road ou of Merivale Lane into Webb Sti > when it collided with a Hudsmvedan driven by 14r P. A. Ardaglt. who was proceeding • into town. After the cars met they eareeretl across the road locked together and brought up in the gutter. Th Studebaker had a front wheel torn off, the front axle bent, and exten sive damage done to the bddyworh in the front part of the car. The Hudson had the radiator, headlamps and front mudguards battered about. No one was hurt. An unusual feature of the accident was that, although the* can Viet with considerable force, none o the glass in the bodywork v\ a damaged. FOOT BA L LER IX JITR ED. While playing football at Wool st on Park against Varsity this afternoon, C. B. Beat son (CollegHouse) received injuries to hi. j head. He was admitted to th*. ' Christchurch Hospital about tie. o’clock. Inquiries revealed that hi. condition was uncertain.