OUTDOOR SPORTS TO-MORROW

Evening Star, Issue 23384, 29 September 1939, Page 10

OUTDOOR SPORTS TO-MORROW

Secretaries of clubs are reminded that fixtures must be in not later than 10 o’clock on Friday morning to ensure publication. RUGBY, REPRESENTATIVE MATCH. Otago v. Southland, at Carisbrook, at 3 ZINGARI CLUB FIXTURES. Matakanui v. Zingari-Richmond, at Montecillo, at I.3o.—Matakanui: Connor. J. Becker, C. Becker, A. Glassford, W. List. C. Gillies, N. White, J. White, A. Webster, N. Gordon, J. Fleming, L. Harvey, J. Donnelly, T. MTntosh, M. Burke, J. Brown, J. Corrigall. Zingari-Richmond: A. Mason, Marshall. Mitchell, Barabithe, Walmsley, Rennie, Rapson, MThail, Robertson, Pollock, Plunkett, Munro, White, Wilson (21, Tyrie, Short, Carmichael, Morrison, M'Cutcheon. Zingari-Richmond Juniors v.Toko.— Zingari: Stanley. Smith, Haig, Barbara, Mehalski. Foote, S. Smith, Phillips, Taylor, Watson, Laing, Alexander, Calder, Cooper, M'Cutcheon. J. Plunket, Duncan, W. Mitchell. FIFTH GRADE. Dunedin v. Green Island at Bathgate Park, at I.3o.—Dunedin: Keast, Salmon, Quirk, Brown, O’Gorman, Melrose, Delargey, Ruth, Todd. M'Erlane. Devinie, M'Grath, Donaldson, Holmes, Stevenson. SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. The following is the draw for the Baptist Young Men’s Bible Class seven-a-side tournament, at Logan JPark, at I.4s:—Senior: Roslyn v. North-east Valley, South Dunedin v. Caversham, Oamaru v. Hanover Street. Junior: Mosgiel v. Caversham, Roslyn v. Mornington, North-east Valley, a bye. SOCCER. FIFTH GRADE. Roelyn-Wakari v. Mosgiel, at Logan Park, at 2.3o.—Roslyn: Kennedy, Ness, Freeman, Grant, Rodgers, Crombie. Laing, Sloan, Huddart, Mitchell, Pledger, B. Williams. FIVE-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT, The following is the draw for the first round of the Presbyterian Young Men’s Bible Classes five-a-side tournament, which will be played on the Oval at I.ls:—Junior division—Concord v. Mornington Junior B, Russell Street v. Mornington Intermediate, Musselburgh Intermediate B v. Mornington Junior A, Maori Hill C v. Port Chalmers A, Musselburgh Intermediate A v. Port Chalmers B, Mosgiel v. Kaikorai, Maori Hill B v. Musselburgh Junior B, South Dunedin v. Musselburgh Junior A, Mornington Junior C v. Maori Hill A. Senior division—Concord v. Port Chalmers A, Port Chalmers B v. Musselburgh, First Church v. Maori Hill, Caversham a bye. HOCKEY. H. 5.0.8. v. High School (Annual Match), at Oval No. 3, at I.3CL H. 5.0.8.: Anderson, Hodge, Haig, Campbell, Wright, Henderson, Swift. Wear, Ross, Laing, Fyfe. SCHOOLGIRLS’ TOURNAMENT. The primary schoolgirls’ tournament, postponed from last Saturday, will be held on the Oval, at 9.45. GOLF. St. Clair Club.—The first round of match play in the club championships will be played as follows;—Club championship: D. C. Bennie v. H. A. Gamble, H. S. Ross v. A. Lawrence, F. W. Dixon v. W. W. Clayton, A. B. Watt v, C. B. Wight. Dewar Cup: A. E. Jefferson v. N. W. Allen, J. F. Cardno v, F. Sherriff, L. G. Hill v. P. Duthie, K. Clark v. A. G. Bayliss, W. A. Aitken v. A. G. Forbes, H. J. Rackley v. J. W. Delbridge, A. J. H. Jeavons v. S. C. L. M. Satterthwaite v. W. F. Sligo. Junior Cup: E. A. Bolwell v. C. C. Todd, E. F. Mosley v. J. Manhire, K. W Davies v. I*. T. Wren, D. L. Scott v. G. M. Burnett, S. E. Crimp v. R. T. Simpson, W. D. M'Carthy v. E. A. Calton, A. H. Myles v. E. Drake.

Belleknowes Clubi—The following is the draw for the stroke handicap, commencing at 9.30 (post entries will also be accepted)R. M. Wilkinson v. A. Hindle, B. S. Connor v. H. R.’ Henderson, R. Bruce-Sraith v. A. L. MacGibbon, E. A. Berwick v. H. Coxon, D. Mackay v. 11. MTver, L. Anderson v. A. H. Thomson, W. A, Race v. S. A. Stannard, M. Tracey v. I. C. Randle, W. Anderson v. N. R. Driver, J. P. Byers v. E. A. Lucas, F. Hinton v. M. P. O’Sullivan, F. W. Kennedy v. S. J. M'Causland, R. N. Hood v. H. V. Huntley, C. W. Adamson v. W. K. Wilkinson, R. R. Jones v. G. Bell, W. 1 H. Devlin v. O. E. Rout, E. J. Olsen v. A. J. Darling, H. A. Lawless v. R. B. Campbell, W. S. Roberts v. L. R. Sceats. The final of the knock-out competition, between J. F. Byers and E. A. Lucas for the M'Millan Cup will also be played. Maeandrew Bay Club.—The finals of the Knock-out Cup will be played between J. W. Allan and D. H. Morris, and the Knock-out Plate between W. Quartermain and A. C. Penny. A medal round will be played, for which post entries will be received. The following will represent the club in a match with the Chisholm Park Club-L. S, Churchill, J. W. Allan, D. Morris, A. E. Hellycr, A. C. Penny, C. R. Palmer, G. M'Queen, W. E. Ruff, A. G. Johnstone, A. Landelk, J. Hurrell, and W. Quartermain. Chisholm Park Club.—A medal round over 18 holes will be played, commencing at 12.45. Opponents will be arranged at the clubhouse. The following is the team to represent the club in' a match against Maeandrew Bay Club, commencing at 1.30, at the latter’s linksA. Anderson, J. Fogarty, G. Burns, D. Sime, J. Sydney, T. Anderson, R. Hine, H. Davies, E. Falconer, F. Pink, N. Simpson, A. Laing. Chisholm Park Ladies’ Club.—The semi-finals of the four-ball knock-out and an eclectic match will be played, commencing at 10 and 12.30. The draw for the L.G.U. match is as follows: Miss Callick v. Miss Hamer, Miss Richdale v. Mrs Thomson, Miss Gore v. Miss Clark, Miss Muir w. Miss V. Rhodes, Miss Irvine v. Miss Smith, Miss Green v. Miss Duncan, Miss Young v. Miss M. Hamer, Miss Carr v. Miss Mundie, Miss Brown. v. Miss Green way, Miss Deer v. Miss Black, Mrs Fogartv v. Miss O’Daniels, Miss Strang v. Miss Leyland, Miss Sinclair v. another.

Port Chalmers Club.—The following is the. draw for the . senior and junior championships:—Senior; R. E. Hayward v.. P.. Joblin; G. Groves v. L. Lindsay, J. M. Palmer v. G. Ellis, R. Arnott v, L. T. Oliver. Junior; J. Andrews v. E. N. Bennett, C. M‘Donald v. W. Davis. E. Booth v. L. Ward, W. Maskell v. R. Wards. Post entries will also be received for a monthly medal match. Taieri Ladies’ Club.—The following is the draw for .the first round of the club championship:—Miss Allan v. Mrs Watt, Mrs Gibson v. Miss Nichol, Miss Patterson v. Miss Gow, Mrs Mitchell v. Mrs Pinkham. The remainder will plav. a flag match, the draw being as follows:—Mrs M'Allan v. Miss Clarke, Mrs Cooke v. Miss Foster, . Miss Seymour v. Mrs Blair,. Miss Barnett v. Miss Lindsay, Miss Minn v. Mrs Breeze, Mrs Young v. Miss . Holloway, Mrs Smvthe v. Miss Cnddie, Mrs Ibbetson w. 'Mrs Tiirton, Mrs Laing v. Miss Lusk, Mrs Fowler v. Mrs D’Ath, Miss Burns v. Miss M'Lean. Taieri Club.—A Stablefordl bogey match, for which post entries will be received, will be played; ‘ HARRIERS. The team to represent Mornington in the annual triangular sports meeting with the Leith and St. Kilda Clubs at Logan Park, at : 2.30, is as follows: 100 Yards, Thompson, Mitchell; 220 Yards, Templeton, de Courcy; 440 Yards, Kennedy, Graveson; 880 Yards. Callister. Moore; One Mile, Burrows, Ferry; Hop, Step, and Jump, Templeton, Sanders; Broad Jump, Kennedy, Bachop; High Jump, Lundquist, Munro; Shot Putt, Taylor, Everett. After the meeting the annual dinner and presentation r of. prizes will bo held at the R.S.A. The following will represent St. Kilda in the triangular: sports meeting with the Leith and Mornington Clubs:— 100 Yards. E. Talbot, R. Baldwin; 220 Yards, L. M'Kay, J. Hodge; 440 Yards, R. Beateon, K. Jakeway; 880. Yards, A. Smith, M. Spain; One Mile, L. Dickison, T. Beatson; Broad Jump, T. Beatson, R. Baldwin: Hop, Step, and Jump, L. Dickison, L. M'Kay; High Jump, K. Jakeway, H. Salter; Shot Putt, G. Ross, H. Salter; the relay race team will be selected on the ground. The Leith team for the triangular sports meeting with St. Kilda and Mornington Clubs is as follows: 100 Yards, S. Smith, B. A. Timms; 220 Yards, S. B. Avent, F. Hodge; 440 Yards, A. L. Murray, C. Blackledgo; 880 Yards, J.‘ Stephenson, W. Freiv man; One Mile, N. Arthur, J. Dickey; Broad Jump, B. A. Timms, A. L, Murray; Hop, Step, and Jump, S. B Avent, F. Hodge; High Jump. H. H. Hutchison, S. Smith; Shot Putt, C. Blackledge, R. Findlater. Civil Service will hold a sports meeting with Caversham at Forbury Parle, All winter members are requested to bo present in case, their services may bo required. . A competition for the Sidey Cup will be held at Forbury Park between the Caversham and Civil Service Clubs, the first event being timed to commence at 2. The following will represent Caversham: —100 Yards, C. J. Garland, W D. Morrison; 220 Yards, W. Broadbent, H. F. Meredith; 440 Yards, L. M‘N. Gerrie, L. P. Turner;.Bßo Yards, R. F. Morrison, W. Young; One Mile, G. L. Austin, O. M'Gregor; Broad Jump, R. .Emmerson, L. L. Hebbard; Hop, Step, and Jump, E. J. Flockton, J. Emmerson; High Jump, J- H. Guthrie S A. Lenz; Shot Putt, G. L. Morrison, S. Williams; Javelin Throw, A; J Barr, S. J. Haddocks; Discus Throw, V G Hebbard, L. K. Donovan; Hammer Throw, R. Wilson, G. d Sl'Kay; Relav (colts—D. Clark, J. M'Gregor. A Knox J. Stedman). Runners not selected should be present, and be prepared to compete if called upon.. Anglican Club’s sports meeting at Forbury Park will commence at 1. The events will be:—100 Yards, 440 Yards, Broad Jump, Hammer Throw, and Consolation Mile.

CYCLING. DUNEDIN CLUB,

A 100-mile trial race will be held by the Dunedin Amateur Club. The event will start from Look-out Point at 9, afad finish at approximately 3 at the Mosgiel station. The course will be from Look-out Point to East Taien, six times round a circuit from East Taien to Wvllie’s Crossing, then to Outram and Allanton, and returning to East Taieri the last time the course to proceed to Mosgiel station. Owing to there not being many starters and the Otago selectors having requested that C. Flowers should ride off the scratch mark, there will be only two bunches. C. Hanson, D. Smart, E. Boyd, A. Tate, and C. Flowers will ride off scratch, while X. M'Donald, C. Webb, and B. Boss will receive 45min. It is expected that the scratch men will cover the distance in a little under five hours,',