SPORTS EDITION.

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19451, 15 December 1934, Page 18 (Supplement)

SPORTS EDITION.

WAIPA RACES. Poterangl Handicap.—3-3 Psycholtt* gist, 7.10 (L. Dulleu), 1; 2-1 King'# Archer, S.lO (T. Green), 2; 1-2 Maequo, 7.7 (A. Cameron), 3. scr.; Prolyxo, Karangapal, Alloy, Llrpex, Last Lap, - Princess Bcdi, La Femme Noire. Flying Handicap.—3-3 Wait and See, 7.7 (A. Cameron), 1; 5-6 Lucidus, 7.11 (R. McTavish), 2; 4-4 Imamint, S.S (L. Dulieu), 3. All started. Ohaupo Hack Handicap.—4-4 Sunny Downs, 7.7, car. 7.8 (N. McKenzie), 1; 1-1 Prince Acre, 7.10 (A. Winder), 2; 2-3 Spearcourt, 7.7, car. 8.0 (T. Greon), 3. Scr.: King Roy, Solo Song, Joyzell, Ford Acre, Uncle Walker, Tree of Heaven, Lion Heart. The Totalisator. The totalisator handled £13,306, compared with £14,217 10s, a decrease of £912 10e. I WELLINGTON RACES. Duke of Gloucester Handicap.-* 11-10 Cricket Bat, 1; 15-16 Cal* lente, 2; 4-4 Gay Marigold, 3. Scr.: Cardinal Moon, Horowhenua, Red Rufus, Sllvor Sight. Trentham Stakes. —2 Synagogue, 1; 3 Lady Kyra, 2; 1 Sporting Blood, 3. Scr.: Brown Betty. Bledisloe Stakes. —2-2 Rebel Chief, 1; 7-6 Diatomous, 2; 3-3 Cranford, 3. Scr.: Silver Ring, Red Manfred, Windsor Hack. —1-2 Cuddle, 1; 7*B Cdurtega. 2; 3-3 Wist Tor, 3. Scr.: yisohiera, cardinal Ricpn, .pqinera, Mill Hu»h*by*, Whetuma, Mercian Quean. HORORATA MEETING. Novice Stakes. —3 Arris, 1; 2 Rose of Tralee, 2; 5 Golden Dart, 3. Scr.: Azevedo. , Racecourse Handicap.—-1 Grecian Prince, 1; 5 Wise Choice, 2; 3 Cleaner, 3. Scr.: Jaloux. Snowden Handicap.—2 Caragcen, 1; 1, Mystery Yet, 2; 5 Argolis, 3. All started. Sandown Handicap.—2 Theatin, 1; 1 Top Rank, 2; 4 Wee Mu3k, 3. Sc/.: Highbrow, Icenl, Milnrow. GOLF AT ST. ANDREWS. SARAZEN SUCCESSFUL. ONE UP ON SHAW. The mooting of Sarazen and Shaw at St. Andrews to-day saw Sarazen win the match, 1 up, h's score card reading 72 to Shaw’s 73. Sarazen /scored three throes and twelve foura. The American played brilliant golf when it was realised that he was new to the course. Some of tho holes wero taken in masterly style, and he finished the course in five better than the scratch score. Shaw was also in good form, and although hia putting was weak at the opening holes it ifn* proved later. The average distance of the too shots going out was 278 yards, and coming in, 228 yards. A remarkable exhibition of driving, bunker shots and putting was given by Sarazen after tho match. Auckland.^—The British team won three singles, and lost one at Middlemore to-day. Scott beat Mac Ewan, 2 up; McLean beat Monzlca, 4 and 3; Garnett beat Coltman, 7 and 6; Bourn loot to .George, 2 and 1. 1 - TOWN V. COUNTRY CRICKET. AUCKLAND, Saturday. In reply to Country’s first inning’s acoro of 247 tho Town team compiled 286, being all out at the tea adjournment. Additional scores: Whitelaw, not out, 164, Pearson, b Lissotte, 38, MbRM, at. aiMla, b Clark, 1, Saunders, b Liaaatte, 0, Smith, Ibw, b Townsend, 18, Qeodsir, o Aitken, b Townsend, p, extras 6. Bowling.—-Sharp (Poverty Bay googly bowler), four for 61; Town? aond, throe for 81; Lissette, two for 22; Clarke, one for 48. At stumps the Country, in their second innings, had scored 150 for thei josa err three wjltlkots (L. Fs Towneend 88 not out). HAMILTON CRICKET, senior A.—Claudolands, first Inii? jngß, 104 (S. Buckiand 16, R. Frazer 15, T. A. Ewan 14, K, Andrews 12; N. Winger three for 30) v. Hamilton, first Innings, 114 for two wickets (N. Winger 65 not out, O. McKenzie 18, j, R« Pomeroy 18). Old Boys, first innings, 64 (R. Clough 18, S. E. Senior 16, S. A. R. Baaeley, six for 25) v. Hamilton East, first innings, 178 for eight wickets (S. A. R. Badoley 32, W. J. Cassidy 24, R. Skeot 24, T. Comer 24, T. Skoot 23 not out). INTER-CLUB ATHLETICS. In an lnter„club athletic sport* moetjng at Hlneinoa Park to-day the Hamilton Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club dofeatod tho Soddon Technical College Old Boys piub (Auckland) by 41 i points to 401 points. TENNIS IN HAMILTONfn Waikato banner tennis matches to-day the Hamilton Club R team defeated thQ Suburban A team by 15 .sets to 9, and tho Hamilton Club A team won from Waipa West by 18 sots to 6. MOTOR CYCLIST INJURED. Suffering from lacerations to tho head, the rosult of a collision with a car near Cambridge, William Arthur Bray, 30, of Tauranga, a motor cyclist, was admitted to the Waikato Hospital this ovonlng. His condition is satis* factory.