ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2471, 26 May 1915, Page 3

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

ASSOCIATION NEXT SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. Fixtures for Saturday next are:— First Division. Hospital y. Y.M.C.A. B, at Porirua; Mr. E. Windley. Wauderors -v. Sivifts, at Duppa Street; Mr. H. Claughton. Corinthians v. Rovers, at Duppa Street; i\lr. B. Bell. Y.M.C.A. Av. Diamonds, at Anderson Park; Mr. R. S. Lithgow. Trentham A v. Thistle, at Trentham; Mr. A. N. Other. Sccond Division. Brooklyn v. St. David's, at Petone (3 p.m.); Mr. F. O'Oonnell. Diamonds ?•' Sivifts, at Newtown Park (3 p.m.); Mr. V. Astill. Newtown Congregational v Toa, at Porirua; Mr. R. Hutcheson. Thistle v. Social Domocratical, at Miralr.ar (3 p.m.); Mr. A. N. Other. Third Division. Hutt v. Y.M.C.A., at Hutt (3 p.m.) ; Mr. W. Press. Petone v. Marist, at Petone (3 p.m.); Mr. T. Thompson. St. David's v. Brooklyn, at Petone (3 p.m.). Fourth Division A. Stars v. Brooklyn, at Miramar, No. 5 (3 p.m.); Mr. T. Wilkes. Institute v. Seatoun, at Seatoun (3 p.m.); Mr. C. Webb. Marist v. Petone, at Petone (2 p.m.); Mr. T. Thompson. Karori v. Y.M.C.A., at Anderson Park (3 p.m.); Mr. C. Cusack. Fourth Division B. Y.M.C.A. v. Swifts, at Miramar, No. i (3 p.m.); Mr. F. Bowles; Wadestown v. St. David's, at Petone (2 p.m.); Mr. A. Hastings. Marist, a byo. Fifth Division A. Marist A v. Seatoun, at Seatoun (2 p.m.); Mr. C. Webb. Marist B. v. Y.M.C.A., at Anderson Park (1.45 p.m.); Mr. B. Mabin. Karori. v. St. David's, at Petono (Gas Works), 2 p.m.; Mr. F. O'Connell. Fifth Division B. Newtown . Congregational v. Island Bay, at Duppa Street (1.45 p.m.); Mr. A. Webster; South Wellington v. Brooklyn, at Miramar, No. 3 (2 p.m.); Mr. F. Thomas. Y.M.C.A. v. Amokura, it Anderson Park (1.45 p.m.); Mr. Alf Williams. Sixth Division A. Marist T v. Congregational, at Miramar, No. 5 (2 p.m.); Mr. T. Wilkes, swifts v. South Wellington, at Miramar, No. 4(2 p.m.); Mr. F. Bowles. Marist H, a bye. Sixth Division B. Marist T v. ICelburn, at Duppa Street [1.45 p.m.); Mr. T. Holt. Marist H v. 01.C.A., at Miramar, No. 1 (3 p.m.); Mr. C. Watts. Island Bay v. Seatoun, it Miramar, No. 1 (2 p.m.); Mr. E. Watts. Brooklyn v. Rangers, at Newtown Park (1.45 p.m.); Mr. V. Astill. 3t. Thomas, a byo. HOCKEY FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. Fixtures for Saturday next are:— Senior. —Insurance v. Karori, at Karori Park No. 8; 'Wellington v. United, it Kaiori Park No. 1; University v.- St. Augustine's, at Karori Park No. 7. Junior.—Karori A v. United B, at Karori Park No. 2; St. Augustine's v. United A, at Newtown Pane; University A v. University B, at Karori Park No. 4: Insurance v. llutt Valley, at Karori Park No. 5; Wellington A v. Wesley, at Karori Park No. 3; Wcl.ingtoii B v. Karori B, at Karori Park N T o. 6. At a mooting of the management ;ommitteo of the Wellington Ladies' Hockoy Association last night it was lecided to inform the New Zealand \ssociatiou that the . local association lid not wish the annual ladies' tournancnt to be held in Wellington this rear, but tliat if the New Zealand body ionsidered that tho tourney should bo lold in Wellington it would agree to tho lame. _ • A letter was received' from the Tramivays Department in response to the issociation's request that an extra car je put on on Saturdays. It was deeded not to accept the offer made by ;ho department, which was to the effect ;hat tlie car would be put on on conlition that there were 40 pnssengers at id. a head. BILLIARDS The last games in the first round of ;he Alcock Billiard-diner Tournament ,vere to have been played last night, jut two competitors failed to put in an ippearance owing to their desiring to ittend their Reserve drills. These atter games will be played this evening, at 5. o'clock. All the winners in ;he first round will go into the "A" md. the losers into the "B" sections, md all are subject to adjustment in handicaps. All games hereafter will 3e on the "sudden death" principle. Last night Tucker (owes 130) played Barker (rec. 75), and won by a com'ortable margin. The winner's best oreaks were 71 and 62, quite a number )f others being in the vicinity of 20. Barker's best efforts were 21 and 17. The second gam© was between Collins 'rcc. 10) and Bennett (rec. 110), and ivas won by tho first-named by 26 Mints. This was a nico, delicate game, Doth players showing up well in fine ihofcs. This evening, at 5 o'clock, Kell (scr.) slays Croll (rec. 75), and Lockwood (rec. 10) plays Brown (scr.). The' first heat in tho A and B sec- ; tions will commence next Monday, at , P.m- '