SPORTS EDITION.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19633, 20 July 1935, Page 6

SPORTS EDITION.

HAWKE’S BAY HUNT,

Soutra Hunt®?*' Flat Handicap.—s gaicii, 10.7, 1; 1 Mis* Pango, 11.0, 2; s Cometra, 11.0, 3. Scr.: Vera Lux.

Waitangi Hack Handicap.—l Thane, S.O (Marsh), 1; 7 Blygain, 8.3, 2; 5 Snowball, 8.11, 3. Scr.: Royal Feast. Tikokino Handicap. —1 Slippery (Atkins), 1; 3 Celerrimus, 2; 2 Royal Bengal, 3. Scr.: Host. i "•*' v v * r >" n • I - * " 1 ’ " i hockey test. INDIA v. NEW ZEALAND. Auckland. —All India 7, New Zealand 1. Filing up points in the latter stages of the game India won the third and final hockey test against New Zealand at Eden Park to-day by 7 goals to 1. New Zealand opened auspiciously when Bay registered a goal within four minutes of the start, but before halftime Chand and Wells gave India a two-point lead, in the second *P«» the New Zealanders were confined mostly to defence. Rup Singh and Chand each registered an additional two goals to India’s total. Ewan was the outstanding New Zealand player, bearing the brunt of the Indian attack and keeping his forwards

well fed with long ground passes. L. Spiers, the other Waikato representative, played a somewhat disappointing gams, being caught out of position and mishitting on more than one occasion. LADIES’ HOCKEY. NEW ZEALAND DEFEATS N.S.W. New Zealand 3, New South Wales 2. RUGBY FOOTBALL. MAORIS BEAT QUEENSLAND. Brisbane. —Maoris 16, Queensland 13. PEACE CUP. HELD BY MATAMATA. The first Peace Cup challenge of the season was played at Matamata today when Matamata, the holders, defeated Thames by 9 points to 3. Despite wet weather and heavy ground the game was bright and exciting. Hamilton.—Clarke Cup: Marist 14, Old Soys 6; Tech. Old Boys 9, Frankton 4.

Wellington.—Senior A: First Division; Petono 10, Hutt 8; Wellington College Old Boys 11, Eastbourne 4; Wellington 11, Poneke 8; Athletic 14, Oriental 0; Marist Bros. Old Boys 10. Johnsonville 3. Second Division: University 17, Berhampore 0. Chriatchurch. —Town • 32, (Jaentry

Dunedin. —Southern 6, Zingari 3; Dunedin ,9, Alhambra 5; ,Union 0, Kaikarai 9; Varsity A 15, Pirates 8; Taieri 13, Varsity R 3. Auckland.—Otahuhu 15, Manukau 6; Varsity 13, Grammar Old Boy 3 11; Grafton 25, Ponsonby 11; Marist 14, College Rifles &. Morrinsville.—Morrinsville 3, Man-

gateparu 1. Oamaru. —North Otago 14, Eastern Districts 13. LEAGUE FOOTBALL, Wellington.—Final: Richmond Ravers (Auckland), 32, Wellington 4. Auckland,—lWft, Albert, IS, Mariot £,• City 10, Newton 7; Devonport 23, Ponsonby B, Christchurch..—Vivian Cup: Sydenham 12, Ruru 11, Trial game: B team 28, A team 27, ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. Hamilton. —Ansell Cup challenge: Hamilton Wanderers 6, Rotowaro 1. Intermediates: Hamilton Wanderers 6, Rovers B 1. Wellington.—Chatham Cup, local final: Hospital 2, Waterside 0. First A Division: Petono 4, Institute Old Boys 0; Swifts 8, Lower Hutt Oj Diamonds 3, Marist 0. B Division: Tech. Old Boys 2, Scottish Wanderers 1, Auckland. —Comrades 2, North Shore 1; Ponsonby 0, Y.M.C.A. 0; Thi3tlo 3, Mount Albert 0.8. 2; MetroCollage 4, Eastern Suburbs 4. Dunedin.—Mosgiel B, H.S, Old Boys 2; Roslyn Waikari 2, Northern 0| Mornington B, Technical Old Boys 2j Maori Hill 4, Seacllff 3. COURSING. N.Z. WATERLOO CUP FINAL. Rhodesia beat Fatnsr Emerson, 7—o. A “no course” was declared In the first instance owing to Rhodesia being unsighted, while on the second occasion th® bars was not turned and there was insufficient load to warrant a decision. While a section of the crowd demonstrated against ths latter decision It was clearly evident that this ruling was the only correct one—the demonstrating soction being situated in the middle of the ground, "where it was difficult to ascertain tl'ia

distance between the pair when the Mare went homo. In the final, from an even slip, Father Emerson led in the early stages, but Rhodesia earn* with a great burst of speed to lead by throe lengths and turned ths hare which doublad back, to ba coursed three parts of the way up tho ground. Turning towards ths baulks Rhodesia gave tha tired Father Emerosan a go bye, the hara returning to cover. N.Z. Waterloo Purse,—ln the final, owing to inclement weather conditions, Broughshane, Blue Wings, Master McGra, Beauty Terms and Masher divided the stake. Waterloo Plato.—ln the N.Z. Waterloo Plato Scrooge, Black Pearl, Bold Spec, Mosquito Girl and Fairy Footsteps divided the stako. CYCLE ROAD RACING. The Hamilton Amateur Sport* Club hold a cycle road race to-day to Cambridge and back, a distance of 20 miles. Results: R. McOnie (3,50), 1; C. Burr (3.30), 2; E. Wobbor (6.30), 3. Fastest time, T. Crawford (ser), G3min 20sec. jg N.Z. HARRIER CHAMPIONSHIP. Individual result: J. W. Savidan (Auckland), 3Smin 43sec, 1; W, Cooper (Auckland), 2; W. A. C. Pullar (Otago), 3. Team result: Auckland, 28 points, 1; Otago, 33, 2; Wellington, 39, 3; Canterbury 62, West, Coast 68, Hawke’s Bay and Poverty Bay 103 j