8 O’CLOCK EDITION

Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 17804, 31 August 1929, Page 18 (Supplement)

8 O’CLOCK EDITION

TROTTING. NELSON DiSTKiCi HANDICAP. ■i peter McKinney, 12 ....... . 4 GOLD SOVEREIGN, 12 3 ETA COLE, Lt Also started: 2 ftkenchi, S Anselihe 6 rlcraiir.e, 7 Se-bisca, limit; 9 Traces man, AS; 10 The Tartar, 72; 6 Ros Bingen, S 4: 11 Tiger 3a. vr, 103. Wo: hv two lengths, with 11 lengths be tween second and third. Time, 4.55 grey DISTRICT HANDICAP, 4 3TANMOOR, 12 5 fONY VICTOR, 12, 1 CARMEL, 12 . (■; Dead-heat.) Also started: 2 arutes, 8 Uncle Bert 1 Warplane, limit, brackoted with Carme* 12yds.; 6 Goldman 24: 7 fill Sell 3 Dillon Huon 36. Won by a length. Time, 2-19 3-5 TARANAKI HUNT. Stratford Hand,can: 1 Bonogne cl 2 .Oration. 2; 3 Hipo 3- Scr: r.io.r.aghart. Hunters' Flat Handicap:, 2 Oemo* r ratio 1 : 3 W.-.i'-tunaka 2: 1 C3l:fno 3 t; cr: Quilifire, Ontso. liberal Lady Kapangav/ai. i/renui Hack Handicap: 4 Patency 1 ■ 1 Golciiko 2; 3 Boundary 3. Sen itionolcff. Black Odin. AUSTRALIAN RACING. AUGUST HURDLES. WILLIE ISON 1 GARRULA 2 STONY 3 CAM FB EL LTOW N HftNDS Cft P. Of £500:.6 fur. • KILLARNEY , . ■ . 2LL! (N.Z.) 2 SIR CHRISTOPHER ■ £ Wen by a length- Time. 1.12.;. HO3ARTV'LLE STAKCS, Of £1000; 7 fur. HOLDFAST PEN7HEUS • gay BALLERINA (N.Z.) Won by a neck. Time, 1-2 - WARWICK FARM STAKES (W.F.ft.) Of £1000; 1 mile. LIMERICK (N.Z.) I’/iOLLISOr-J ? WIMALOT - - “ Wen by a length. Time, i. 3«;. WARWICK FARM SPRING HDCP, Of £500; 1 mile 3 fur. TIDAL (N.Z.) - - 1 TARAPUNGA 2 STORMY - a Won by half a length,. Time 2,30:; GLENLEE HANDICAP, Of £300; 1 mile. PERCEPTION . . , iOLG ... ... BLACK IJOUG-AS RUGBY. PEACE CUP MATCH. Hamilton defeated Franklin bv 38 , > 0 3 jr, the Peace Cup game at Hamilton to-day. CLARKE CUP: 0.8. A 6 v. 0.8. S 3. Frankton 10 v iVlariit 0; Frisco*;. 2 tpica, Welch dropped goal from field. Third Grade: Grammar 0.8. 17 v. b.ti. o. RESULTS ELSEWHERE. (. ft MFUGLY SHIELD CHANGES HANDS. SOUTHLAND . 19 WASRARAPA , . . 16 AUCKLAND: Auckland 17 v. Canterbury 6. TARANAKI: Wellington 18 v. King Country 6. PALMERSTON N: Manewatu 24 v. Orcun-Te Kawau Sub-unions D. WANGANUI: Pi rat us 14 v Kaiorau ,12. NAPIER: Hawke's Gay 32 v. Manaw Menus 19. WELLINGTON: Wellington 1S v, Oil Nr-IN: Ashburton 30 j. Otago E LEAGUE. HAMILTON: Hunlly 6 •/. Fran'non 3C.'ISTCHURCH: Oio-ju ?.S ». CinUr- , j ;■1 >, SOCCER. FUKEMIRO: Pukemiro 2 v, Hover; 0: Heni.lv . 3 v. Pukemiro Junction 2. GLEN MASSEY: Glen Massey 5 ». Wanderers 1. 1 School Match: Whltiora 5 . Him East. 3. WELLINGTON: Diamond., a *. PcOUNEDiN: Maori Hill 1 v, Mot-gt-:. <i HOCKEY, HAMILTON: Auckland Rep. Unni meWaikato Reps, at Steele Park tins, afternoon under ideal conditions. A tact and even game resulted in a draw of one goal each. Til Auckland attack was more powerful iuui that ot tho home side, though the d'-fenm: wc3 decidedly weaker. Play consequently was mostly in the territory.tl The outstanding players lor Waikato were the Soiers Brothers. Fletcher and EwcYi For Auckland, Gardner and Wa'ts -vine the stars, Conradi scored for \A lilicto and Monlejth for Auckland'. CHRISTCHURCH: Canterbury 2 v. Otago 1 ■ LADIES HOCKEY. Hamilton: Han’. Reps 1 v. Raglan Reps. 1 • GISBORNE: N.Z. Champs: A Section Poverty Bay A 0 v. Buses 0; Rotorua 2v. South Canterbury 1. 8 Section, Wellington 4; Hawke's Bay 3; Southland 2 v, Auckland A 1; Canterbury 14. v, Poverty Bay B Or Eastern f> ' Auckland B 0. BASKETBALL. CHRISTCHURCH: North island 14 v. south Island 3; Auckland 14 v. Wellington 13. GOLF. HAMILTON: First Round of Champicnshlp (Seniors): Wynne beat Tompkins, 4 and 3; Gerrand beat Guy by default; Fisher beat Rees, 4 and 2; Goes heat" Hark ness, 5 and 4: Wake beat Horton, 3 and 2; Simpson beat Atkins,'3 and 2: Black beat Rechan, S a d 7. Intermediates: Roll beat Bevi.'rio/e, 1 up; Hart heat Wilson by' default; Swarbrick beat Alien, 2 and I; Gray beat Hogben, 3 and 2; Horton (senior) beat Hamilton, 1 up; Wilkes heat. R(ndon, 5 and 4; Day brat Rutherford, C and 4. Juniors: EUR boat Mcsk, 4 and 3; Pittar beat Robtrtsco, 5 and 4; Toombs beat Griffiths, 4 and 3; Awdry beat Cann, 4 and 3; East beat Cox, 3 and 2; Darcy-Smith beat West water, 1 up at the 19th; Mc-