ENGLAND DEFEATS NEW ZEALAND.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20175, 2 March 1931, Page 4

ENGLAND DEFEATS NEW ZEALAND.

SECOND SPEEDWAY TEST.' i (Muss assocano* nuMsav.) | WELLINGTON, March 1. England beat New Zealsnd.ln the second speedway "Test at the' Kilbirnie Stadinm on, Saturday by 30 points to 28. Results: — • „, i FIRST RACE. Mattson .. * • *■ , Evans (England) ' «■ • Day -. •«' * Titae. 84 1-Bsea. f SECOND RACE. Tonka • • «'• 1 Kempster .(England) „ 2 Wilkinson -• .. 8 . Time, 85 l-ss'ee. t. , , WHIRD RAOE. Kilmistor -- ' «• 1 Greenwobd (England) ..2 Manghsm .. 8 Time, 81 8-ssec. I ' FOURTH RACE.

Bond .. I' Kempster . . .. t • Time, 84 1-Esec. > x FIFTH RACE. . Greenwood .. .. 1 Burton (England) .. 2 Tonks ' ' ..8 Time, 80 2-sseo. ' . SIXTH RACE. Kilmister .. ~ 1 Evans .. ' .. 2 . 'Mangham .. .. s ' Time, 88sec. SEVENTH RACE. Burton. .. . 1 Mattson .. <.2 Greenwood 7 .. s Time; 80 l-ssec. EIGHTH RAGS. Evans . • 1 Tonka .. •< 2 Frogley (England . •« 8 Time, 84sec. NINTH RACE. Bond (England) , .. 1 Maugham .. .. 2 Kempster .. ~ ft Time, 88 8-6 sec. INTERNATIONAL HANDICAP. Kilmister .. •.. l Day .. .. s Time, - 88 B'-ssec.

EVENTS AT AUCKLAND. (mums assoauTion tilsosak.) Auckland; March i. The following are last evening's broadsiding results:— SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH. -B. Bray .. .. ..1 H. Durkin .. .. .. 2 ' Time, lmin 25 2-sseo. . AUSTRALIAN MATCH RACE. Three Laps. > First Round—o. Mitchell 1, L. van Praag 2. Time, 60 4-Ssec. , Second Round —N. Mitchell 1, C. Mitchell 2. Time, 64 1-Ssec. Third Round—Van .Praag 1, O. Mitchell 2. Time, 68 l-6sec." Summary: 0. Mitchell, '7 points .. 1 Van Praag, 6 points .. £ N. Mitchell, >8 points .. ' 3 TEAMS' RACE. Allen's team, S points (Allen 2, Dorkia 8), drew with Bray's team, 5 points (Bray 8, Herbert 2). „ VISITORS' HANDICAP. Final. W. Coyle .. .. . 1 B> Durkin*.. .. .. 2 Time, lmin 81 2-Esec. ' VAUXHALL CUP, Final. J. Cormack •• I •< 0. Sheppard Time, lmin $0 1-ssse. j., -

- • —4 J- t iU 1 ,-t ' Aj , „ s < t i >| f wsi«iit' RAtm,»*,i j» p»r* 4 Teams it" four,' 26yd» «oK' nuui); 1 .yirst Heat—rAlbajiaiJfo- 1 (6iee)A,' Zlmwood No, I (<see) 2, ■ Vv ', , , •Second Heat—MethVeoWo. 2 (IT»bc) 1; Fendalton No. i ■ (lfesc) *■ IHtaft. 71see.~ Third Heat—Methvea ,j No. ' 1," Fendalton No. 1 ®bne>,6%^-jitpeJ MathveaWo. I (March, C«k,E. Kllworth. Wadding-ton),: ... . St. Albans f s ,„,t-, , a ... time, 62 4-of«e. , S ' i, INTER-OXiUB HANDIOAI? MVK, 0. Blordaa' (JTtodalton) .. .<1 S» Soanea (Feijdalton) and G.. Cooper (equal) ~ 8 ■> During the afternoon the Mawson 'StevraH Chip, for the swimmer gaining the greatest number of points in four handicap events,' wi presented to G. Berry by Mf C. B. titoau the president of the elnb, on behalf, of iM 1 donor, Mr J. Mamon Stewart: , The >Oro«i medal* were also presented to Kite Cooper and to',o. J. Tfuacotfc both of Fendalion Sohool. f , ! , < "-!)'■ KAIAPOI CLUB CARNIVAL'.j/ r Tha swimming carnival held by the Kaiv poi Amateur Swimming Club at, the publio baths oft (Satuiday aiten}oon> was Wl at-, tended by tho public. The races wore keenly -contested ind some excellent finiahea, wore, witnessed, 33b» t wexe t ' / M follows :;' learners (width)-Ji.' Shaiw 1, iM. ■tone 2. , i Boys under U (lsngth)—A. Johnston i; jr£ 1 f j if, / ,*5 r T '.Qirie under 10 (length)—M. Mealing »V' J. Diepenbedta St. ' . .• N \'> , B'oya uttdor 18 (length)—M. Morris 1, J. Wetkin# 3. " f Men's Hammer. 1, A. Gmn'S. , Woman'* Dive—Mis a H.Arciherl,Miae 38.. Arnold 2..' " ' Women's Bun Race—Mis# Xi, Kilmers 1, Miw H. IJollir&on 2.. ( • "Women'e Baoe (length)->-Birtt heatt •E. Arnold, 1, H. Aienor S. ?Tiipe. 18'" l-6aeo. Second )ie«t: J. Diepenheim VJT, Preataoy 3. Time, Qlseo. Final*. J. Diepanheim £?• Arnold S. Time, 91 4-Sseo. Meh'a Baoe (76yds)—Pimt heat^ - SV Btydsn 1> 0. Ball 2. Tim®. 67sec. Seoond, beat;' £. Hammer ,1, G. .Franeh A. ' Final: F. Hammer 1, 6. French ?, F, jßrydon 8. Tinte, 49 4-ssec. • Surf Club Members' S9sydk Baco—lett 1, O. Ball S. Boys' Obstacle Eaoe—A. Johnston 1, .7. Oolmoa 9, , , < , School-boys' Belay Race—Kan or* J," Kaiapoi a.,, ' • LINCOLN COLLEGE SPORTS. There v»b a good gathering, of relatives and friends to see the Annual swimming sports at Lincoln Collage on Saturday afternoon. The afternoon «m fine, and a little cold in the earlier pan, although it. became warmer later. Gooa sport wm enjoyed, most of, the events* being closely contested. The toll owing were- the officials: —judgea, Dr., W., Hilgendorf, Mr H. £!. Lyone, and Ms 0. P. Tebbk Startor: Mr J. VT. OeJdor. CheoJe gtartws:. Mr 0. Franklin and- Dr. J< W. '.Weston. Timekeepers': Mr R. G. Fougere and Dr. J. "W. Weston. .Starter'e steward: Mr O. I. Hope-Tohnttone. Be* corders: Mr M. Godfrey, Mr M. H. Jtoge»i , and Mr H. A. 8. Orbell. 1 . w- the >roorts the visitors iwere en-'| wrtained to, afternoon tea in thai Memorial liaii, after which Mm Alexander (presented 1 tae prlrea to the winners. The reafute were | as follows: - V I Neat Dive (six'dives, not more than tlupe nn5?J —F.ower l..jHinchey %' n Championahip—Holmes 1, Cojlyns 2. Time, flmin £3 4-Seee. - I w tfat*toii,,l Dive—Hinohey l. Flower S. tJL ' 7fi Rel»y—Seocnd-ycar 'Students i "•of'rfftne, Flower, and Holmes) i 1. Time, Co 3-sßec. SSyds—Firet heat: JudSecond heat:' Benhafci 1, MjteiheU 9, ''Fjnal': JudkipA 1, Benham 9. ■lime, 18 1-S*ec. Fole Kght—Trainer 1, Nixon 2.' Bl s^® oc o P®n—Hoimeg 1," Collyiis 3. s Time, i ■ ;&sy-BSCt9 , ?. > ;. JBgg and .Spoon Rrcb—Nixon 1. ' l ' Trainer 3. Oh4^rtife C^T? 1 i Fletoher % •" - -»ost Points in < Handicap* Event*—Ben- * i "• t 5 '* V

," r ■ ■- i-'-m School'* • sport* jW'W3«|«n:£* SWnior,, ChammojiKhir>—.TT » Jfr Fold and, J. Schoiield. '"M Junior • ScJiafield (equal) X, tiJX'ii ✓v *r~ '<3, ~noy 1, Gwen BoUhi^ ; - Girls' Junior-; m«. Lais 1, Helen 2>«4fdel 2, Bctfy HuboUmen