ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2315, 24 November 1914, Page 3

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

SIX-DAY CYCLE RACE WON BY AUSTRALIANS. BrWeeraph—Freea Association—OosyrliiM, New York, November 22. Alfred G-oulett (Australia) and Alfred Grenda (Tasmania) won the six-day bicycle race.

CRICKET

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION. Fixtures for next Saturday are: — Senior grade—Thorndon v. St. Anne's, Anderson Park; Evans Bay v. Kilbirnie, No. 1 Wakefield Park; Star v. Harbour Board. No. 1 Athletic Park. Junior grade—Kilbirnie v. St. Anne's, No. 2 _Wakefield PaTk; Druggists v. Star, No. 2 Athletic Park; 5.1.0. v. Post and Telegraph. No. 3 Athletio Park; Athletic v. Wanderers, No. 3 Wakefield Park; Selwyn v. Harbour Board, No. A Wakefield Park; Thorndon v. Kirkcaldae's, Anderson Park.

BOWLS

The following have been seleoted to play in the pennant match Te Hiwi v. Wellington on Saturday, November 18: At Wellington Baskiville, Houldsworth, Ingram, E. J. Hill (s.). At Te Hiwi—Wilson, M'Clintock, Wiggins, Benzie (s.). The following have been selected to' represent Seatoun in pennant matches to be played against Johnsonville on Saturday .next:—At home —Magill, Beeston, Claiton, Green (s.). Away— Bradley, Bennett, Hill, M'Girr (s.). A challenge match for the M'Girr stars, played during the week, resulted as follows:—Holders: Wright, Beeston, Bradley, Lauchlan (s.), 21. Challengers: Webb Maitland, Alexander, M'Girr (s.), 20. The following Thorndon Club players have been selected as challengers for the Hill pins against tho holders, Wellington, on Wednesday: Gamble, Hatch, Brandon, Conlin (s.). The selection' for the pennant match on Saturday is as under: —Thorndon v. Karori: At home—Upham, Hull, Wilson, Conlin (s.). Away—Thomson, Brandon, Leighton, Jackman (s.).

BASEBALL

LOCAL OUP FIXTURES. The local baseball Cup fixtures were continued on Saturday, but owing to the high prevailing wind good baseball waa out of the question. St. Patrick's College A team by defeating South have now a lead of two points in the competition.

ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE A V, SOUTH.

•The game was interesting at all stages, and the Collegians won' through their strong attacking powers. First innings—South took the "outs," Harrison pitching Cijinpion out on first. O'Donoghue reached first on a safe hit; Hodgins walked, Hodgins attempted to steal, but M'Mullan caught him off the bag. Craig out on first.. No runs. Second half—O'Donoghuo pitching—. Jansen safe on first, stole second Harrison struck out, Jansen stole third and came home on an overthrow. M'Mullan readied first on safe hit, stole the remaining bases,' and came home on an overthrow. Wadman fanned, M'Clintock safe on first, stole second and third, and came home on a wild throw. Adams fanned. Three runs. Second innings—-Redwood safe on first, stole second, Burke did' likewise; both being brought on . Parsons ' two bagger. Puhara walked—Kelly fanned —i-'arsous and l'uhara home on Campion's hit. Campion out on first, O'Donoghue safe on first, stole to third, Craig fanned. ' Four runs. : Second half—Breakespeare, by pretty Bafe hit, reached first stole to third: VVestorholme out on first. Dealy reached first, on safe hit, Brakespeare safe at heme, Jansen out on first, Doaly out on third. One run. Third innings.—Redwood fanned, Burke fanned, Parsons's fly accepted by Adams. . No runs. Second half —Harrison safe on. first etolo second, and third, cahio home on M'Mullan's sacrifice; M'Clintock out caught by Redwood, O'Donoghue accepted Wadman's' fly.' One run. Fourth innings—Kelly out caught by Adams, Puhara safe on first, stole second, Campion fanned; O'Donoghue safe on first, Hodgins fanned. No runs. Second half—Adams, Breakespeare, and Westerhohne all struck out. No runs. v Fifth innings—Craighead safe on first, stolo second and third, Redwood fanned; Burke safo on. first, Craighead home, Burke stole second, and third,. came home, on a passed ball, Parsons fanned, Kelly fanned. Two runs. : Second half—Dealy safe on first, Btole second, Jansen's fly accepted by Redwood; Dealy attempted to steal .third, but Puhara was wide-awake; Harrison out on first. No runs. Sixth innings—Puhara. fanned, Campion did likewise; O'Donoghue safe on first, stole second and third:' Hodgins safe on first, Craighead walked, O'Donoghue reached 'home on a pretty steal: Browlie (who replaced Redwood) struck out. One run. Second half—M'Mullan, M'Clintock, and Wadman struck out. No runs. Seventh .innings—The College boys slammed the' ball all over the field, Bourke, Kelly, Puhara, : Campion, O'Donoghue, Hodgins, and Craignead crossing the plate. Seven runs. Second half—Adams, safe on first, stole second and third; Breakespeare fanned, Westerholme fanned; Adams home on passed ball; Dealy fanned. One run'.

Eighth innings—Jansen pitching, Parsons fanned; Kelly safe on first,, stole second and third; Puhana reached first on safe hit, Kelly home, Campion fanned; O'Donoghue walked, stole second and third, and came home on Uodgins'e sacrifice. Three runs. Second half—Jansen safe on . firßt, stole second; Harrison fanned; M'Mullan safe on first, put ont attempting to steal second; Jansen home on M'Clintook's two hagger; Wadman safe on first; M'Clintock home on a passed ball; Adams struck out. Two runs.

Ninth innings—Harrison pitching, Craighead, Brownlie, and Bourk© all struck out. No runs.

Second half—Breaks spear a safe on first, stole second and third; Westerholme fanned, Dealy fanned; Breakespeare home on passed ball; Jansen fannied. Ofle run. Scores by inning6 —St. Patrick s College, 0, 4, 0, 0, 2, 1, 7, 3, o—l7 runs; South, 3, 1,1, 0, 0, 0,1, 2, 1-9 runs. Umpires, Messrs. Moriarty and Moore. Time, lhr. 43min.

St. Patrick' 6 College B had a win from Y.M.C.A. by default, the tricolours not putting in tui appearance. Mid-week players will practice next Wednesday at the Soccer Park,' South Kilbdrnio, under tho direction of Mr. Wadman, of the King's Theatre.