THE WORLD of SPORT

Evening Star, Issue 22143, 25 September 1935, Page 14

THE WORLD of SPORT

OTAKI-MAORI R.G. Acceptors tor the Otaki-Maori Racing Club’s Meeting:— KAPITI HACK HURDLES, SOsovs. lim.

TURF IH AUSTRALIA HEHAHCLE MEETING Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright 1 ' ‘SYDNEY, September 24. The MENANGLE CUP, SOOsovs, 1m and If, resulted:— Mr E. J. Watt’s b h DROMOS (Doric —Sister Vainp), Syrs,’ \ 8.8 (Pratt) 1 Mr P. Riddle’s Foxhunter, 8.0 (Brown) ... ... ... 2 Mr P. J. O’Shea’s Buzzard King, '8.3 (Shean) ... ... 3 Eighteen started, including Gold Trail, King Musk,' and Limoux. Won by a neck, with a head between second and third. Time, Imin 52sec. LEAGUE OFFER DECLINED [Fn United Press Association.] HAMILTON, September 24. W. H. Carlson, the Matamata Rugby player, who at various times has represented Wanganui, • Waikato, and the North Island, has refused an offer by a representative of the Northern League (England) for a three years’ contract at attractive terms to play for a London League club at centre three-quar-ter. Carlson figured prominently in the All Black, trials.

N.Z. BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS DRAW ARRANGED TOURNAMENT COMMENCES ON WEDNESDAY The New Zealand amateur boxing championships commence at His Majesty’s Theatre next Wednesday, and the New Zealand Council at Wellington has completed the draw, which is as follows: — FLY-WEIGHT. (Bst limit.) I. H. Larsen (Wellington) v. W. Drew (Otago). SEMI-FINALS. ,2. Hi Allott (Auckland) v. B. Boyle (Hawke’s Bay). 3. M. Maddern (Taranaki) v. winner No. 1. FINAL, 4. Winner No. 2 v. winner No. 3. BANTAM-WEIGHT. ■ (Bst 61b.) 5. B. M‘Kay (Hawke’s Bay) v. J. Parker (Wellington). 6. A. D. Leyden (Oamaru) v. S. Guthrie (Ashburton). SEMI-FINALS. 7. L. Greaney (Otago) v. K. Morau (Auckland). 8. Winner No. 5 v. winner No. 6. FINAL. 9. Winner No. 7 v. winner No. 8. FEATHER-WEIGHT. • . (9st.) 10. W. Hawes (Greymouth) v. R. Aitken. (Wairarapa). 11. G. Marshall (Wellington) r. R. Baker (Southland). 12. C. Gordon (Taranaki) v. J. Craik (Oamaru) i 13. P. Kelly (Auckland) v. B. M Kay (Hawke’s Bay). 14. J. Mitchell (Rakaia) v. J. Rxchm is/ W 10 v. winner No. 11. SEMI-FINALS. 16. Winner No. 12 v. winner No. 13. 17. Winner No. 14 v. winner No. 15. FINAL. ' 18. Winner No. .16 v. winner No. 17. LIGHT-WEIGHT. (9st 91b.) 19. B. Coughlin (Manawatu) v. N. Jenkin (Oamaru). 20. C. Loveridge (Taranaki) v. N. Fisher (Christchurch). 21. C. R. Spencer (Southland) v. H. Dunn (Wellington). 22. R. M‘Lachlan (Auckland) v. R. MTnnis (Hawke’s Bay). 23. L. Ennis (Timaru) v. Wilton (Marion), 24. J. Ramsay (Otago) v. winner No. 19. 25. Winner No. 20 v. winner No. 21. SEMI-FINALS, 26. Winner No. 22 v. winner No. 23. 27. Winner No. 24 v. winner No. 25. FINAL. 28. Winner No. 26 v, winner No. 27. WELTER-WEIGHT. (lOst 71b.) 29. W. Purdie, (Auckland) v. F. Hopkins (Manawatu). 30. C. Elsinore (Marlborough) v. S. Jenkin (Timaru). 31. J. Reidy (Southland) v. L. Head (Oamaru). 32. T. Arbuthnot (Wellington) v. A. D. Wheeler (Otago). 33. T. Carroll (Wairarapa) v. W. Hawkins (Greymouth). 34. G. V. Cooke (To .Aroha) v. J. Wilson (Marion). 35. B. Heeney (Gisborne) v. J. Davis (Hawke’s Bay). 36. Winner No. 29 v. winner No. 30. 37. Winner No. 31 v. winner No. 32. 38. Winner No. 33 v. winner No. 34. SEMI-FINALS. 39. Winner No. 35 v. winner No. 36. . 40. Winner No, 37 v. wniner No. 38. FINAL. 41. Winner No. 89 v. winner No, 40. MIDDLE-WEIGHT. (list 61b.) 42. A. G. Olsen (Otago) v. R. Merringhan (Marlborough). 43. C. S. Farmer (Te Aroha) v. M. O'Connell (Oamaru). 44. K. Giles (Timaru) v. T. Lister (Ashburton).' 45. R. Reid (Wairarapa) r. W. Howson' (Greymouth). ■ 46. T. M'Cord (Wairarapa) v. G. Low (Canterbury). 47. G. M‘Kay (Southland) v. Cowan (Hawke’s Bay). ■ 48. Winner No. 42 v. winner No. 43. 49. Winner No. 44 v. winner No, 45. SEMI-FINALS. 50. Winner No. 46 v. winner No. 47. 51 Winner No. 48 v. winner No. 49. FINAL. 62. Winner No. 50 v. winner No. 51. LIGHT-HEAVY-WEIGHT. (12st 71b.) 53. H. Nealo (Auckland) v. R. Holden (Taranaki). 64. P. Cowan (Hawke’s Bay) v. G. Muir (Southland). 65. P, Sheehan (Ashburton) v. W. M. Lister (Rakaia). 56. J. Jones (Wellington) v. E. Cleverley (Otago). 57. P. Brant (Timaru) v. W. Howson (Greymouth), 58. Winner No. 53 v. winner No. 54. SEMI-FINALS. 59. Winner No. 55 y. winner No. 56. 60. Winner No. 57 v. winner No. 58. FINAL. 61. Winner No, 69 v. winner No. 60. HEAVY-WEIGHT. _ (Any weight.) 62. D. Lindsay (Auckland) v. R. J. Rams (Rakaia). 63. P. Sheehan (Ashburton) y, T. Brant (Timaru). 64. G. Muir • (Southland) v. winner No. 62. FINAL. 65. Winner No. 63 v. winner No. 64. A few drops of vinegar on fish will bring sure its SHARLAND S VINEGAR. Piira, piquant, fullflavoured,—[Advt.]

BOXING ASSOCIATION

CHAMPIONSHIP ARRANGEMENTS OFFICIALS APPOINTED The Otago Boxing Association met last night for the purpose of completing arrangements for the New Zealand amateur boxing championships to be held here next week. There were present the president (Mr R. S. Glendining) and Messrs S. Brown, J. Kilmartin, J. Glover, Don Paterson, W. Stiglich, H. Bowie, R. Fulcher, R. Morris, A. M. Grainger, T. Long, C. B. Brown, W. G. Glengarry, W. D. Wilson, W. Mowat, and S. Paris. CONGRATULATIONS TO RUGBY TEAM. The President expressed the pleasure of all members at Otago ? s great victory in last Saturday’s Ranfurly Shield match, and) a motion was carried expressing the association’s congratulations to the team and the Otago Rugby Union on the success achieved. PROFESSIONAL CONTESTS. The New Zealand Council advised that as Clarrio Rayner had _ vacated the feather-weight championship a day before Otago’s communication seeking a title fight between Raynor and Billy Aitken, the proposed match on October 21 could not bo for the title. The association referred to the Match Committee further negotiations in regard to the contest. THE CHAMPIONSHIPS. The following officials were appointed for the New Zealand championships to be held next week; —M.C., Mr R. S. Glendining; Otago manager, Mr W. D. Wilson; stage stewards —Messrs H. Bowie, S. Paris, and W. G. Glengarry; timekeepers—Messrs T. Long, J. R. Glover, and S. Brown; call stewards — Messrs R. Morris, C. E. Brown, A. M. Grainger, find W. Mowat; glovo stewards, Messrs S. Larkins and J. Finnerty; scale stewards, Messrs H. Bowie and W. G. GlengarryPress steward, E. W. D. Wilson; Entertainment Committee —Messrs R. Fulcher, Don Paterson, H. J. Kilmartin; official seconds —Messrs W. Wills, J. Foster, G. Luckey, and C. M'Queen; house managers, Messrs R. Fulcher and W. Stiglich; hon. treasurer, Mr R. Fulcher. The appointment of referees and judges has yet to be made by the New Zealand Council, the nominations from Otago for the position_ of referee being Messrs J. Kilmartin, Don Paterson, and R. Fulcher. It was announced that the visiting teams would be! arriving either on Monday or Tuesday. TARANAKI’S TEAM N.Z, BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS The following team has been selected to represent Taranaki at the New Zealand boxing championships at Dunedin next week:— Fly-weight.—B. Maddern. * Feather-weight.—C. Gordon. Light-weight.—C. Loveridge. Light-heavy-weight.—R. Holden. Mr J. Gordon accompanies the team as trainer. REFEREES AND JUDGES [Pe* United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, September 25. The New Zealand Boxing Council has appointed the following officials to act at the tournament at Dunedin: —Referees —Messrs A. E. Tall (Invercargill), Kilmartin (Dunedin), G. J. Sceats (Oamaru). The judges are Messrs W. ,E. Mouldey (Christchurch), R. W. Rugg (Auckland), T. Segar (Timaru), H. D. Johnston (Ashburton), R. Fulcher (Dunedin), A. Fyffe (Invercargill). LAWN TENNIS MENZEL DEFAULTS Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LOS ANGELES, September 23. The men’s singles final in the Pacific South-West tournament ended unsatisfactorily, Menzel defaulting to Budge when Budge was leading, 1-6, 11-9, 6-3. Menzel said he defaulted in 'deference to his partner in the mixed doubles, Miss Carolin Babcock, .with whom he played in the semi-final later. While it seemed likely that Budge would win, with Menzel obviously foot weary, there had been little difference between the players. In the mixed doubles Menzel and Miss Babcock won the first set, 6-3, from Miss N. Lyle and Brugnon, but dropped the second, 5-7. Play was then stopped because of the bad light, and the match will be resumed to-mor-row. , Budge and Mrs Van Ryn advanced to the final by defeating Maier and Miss Stammers, 7-9, 6-4. 10-8. Allison defaulted on Sunday because he was suffering from a bad cold. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ GAMES The draw for Saturday is as follows: Maori Hill A v. Kensington A, at Logan Park; Maori Hill 0 v. Kensington B, at Logan Park: North-east Harbour v. North-east valley, at Logan Park; Anderson’s Bay v. Mornington, at Anderson’s Bay; Kaikorai and Maori Hill B, byes. / GOLF BELLEKHOWES CLUB The following is the draw for the first round of the knock-out competition to bo played to-morrow:—Mrs Hopkins v. Mrs Oliver, Mrs Patterson v. Mrs Booth, Mrs Bryce v. Miss Hodge, Miss Dodd v. Mrs Barnett, Mrs Falconer v. Mrs Glulee, Mrs MacPhersou v. Mrs Wilkinson, Mrs M‘lver v. Mrs Harrison, Miss Taylor v. Miss Callender, Miss Jefferson v. Miss Reilly. The following who have drawn a bye to the second round may arrange their own game:—Mrs Beveridge, Mrs Bullock, Sirs Daglish, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Mulleuger, Mrs M'Causland, Mrs Morrison.,

WRESTLING NO MATCH FOR SATURDAY The treasurer of the Otago Wrestling Association (Mr Hall) has been advised that it has been impossible to complete arrangements for a professional contest at Dunedin next Saturday, and consequently no match will be held. SOCCER IK BRITAIN Pres* Association—By Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, September 24. (Received September 25, at. 10 a.m.) Northern Division. —Accrington v. Southport, 1-0. CRICKET COACH The Management Committee of the Southland Cricket Association last night appointed W. R. Patrick coach to the association for three years. A necklace of pigmy arrowheads estimated to be of the Neolithic or Palaeolithic age, was stolen recently from the home of Mr P. Sartory, of Hendon. It is possibly the only one of its kind in the world. Alex. Anderson, a 24-year-old artist’s model, claims,to have broken a world’s strong man record in England. He has pulled threo motor cars roped together, and six passengers over a distance of 32in—with his teeth. The total weight of cars and passengers was 3 tons 4cwt 4-2 lb.

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