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SE2JIOE CRICKET. At 6.30 East Christchurch had scored 77 for the loss of two wickets in tlieir second innings against Lancaster Park. At stumps, Sydenham, batting against Riccarton, had made 69 for two wickets (Gasson, not out 35). At stumps, West Christchurch had scored 74 runs for the loss of two wickets in their first innings against Old Collegians. St Albans in their first innings against Old Boys were all out for 334. shield CRICKET. Owing to wet weather at Dunedin to-day, no play took place 1~ Plunket Shield match between the Otago and Wellington cricket representatives. | AUCKLAND TROTS. Moss Davis Memorial: 4 Auto Machine 1, 1 Raydus 2, 3 Wilma Dillon 3. Scr: Te Wahia, Wrecker. ATHLETIC CHAMPION-SHIP. Marathon—Brown (Otago) 1, Stevens (Wellington) 2. The winner’s time was approximately 3hrs 4min. WATER POLO. Canterbury A defeated Otago by 2 goals to 1. PI. G. Smith and L. J. Moorhouse scored for Canterbury and W. J. Jarvis for Otago. OUTBOARD RACING. Priddis Cup.—Final—Riki (T. Kellaway, 14sec) 1, Spirit of Fun (T. Climie, scr) 2. SWIMMING. D. P. Lindsay’s time for the mile championship, although not a New Zealand record, was the fastest in which the championship has ever been won. His time last year was the previous best for the championship. FICTON ROWING REGATTA. Light-weight* Maiden Fours, one mile—Picton 1. Wairau 2, West End 3. Also started: Blenheim. Won by a length and three-quarters. Time—6min 7 2-ssec. Welter-weight Junior Fours, one mile—Picton 1, Wairau 2, Star and Blenheim (dead-heat) 3. Won by a length and a half. Time 6min 4sec. Championship Single Sculls, one mile and a half—Napier (W. Turner) 1, Picton No. 1 2, Petone ? ULM LANDS. The Faith in Australia arrived safely at Sydney at 6.10 p.m. (Sydney time) and 8.10 N.Z. time. AUSTRALIAN RACES. OAKLEY PLATE—First Money 1, Hteros 2, Multudo 3.