SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2239, 16 November 1907, Page 3

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

CRICKET. Tlio second innings of tflio To RauWanclorors’ match will bo continued on tlio Domain this afternoon, and Tarulieru and United will ,their engagement at Tiir.uheru. Tlio United team loaves tlio Post Oxnco by ’bus at 2.5 o’clock. GOLF. At a meeting of tlio Golf Club on Thursday it was decided to issue debentures to onablo tlio club to provido a club-liouso. Mr. E. Adair wus elected secretary pro tom. LAWN TENNIS. Not much progress was made tliis week with the Gisborne Club’s tournaments, and the time for finishing tlio first round lias been extended to Saturday next. FOOTBALL. United Press Association —Copyright LONDON, Nov. 14. In tlie football match Barrow won by two tries to Now Zealand’s ono .try. Tliero was even play for tlio first half, cadi sido scoring a try. Subsequently Barrow pressed the visitors, and were unlucky not (to scoro moro heavily. THE TURF. Press Association. CIfJMSTCH l/RCH, Nov. 15. Petitions wero circulated in the city to-day, praying tlio Minister to revise. the sentences passed on the bookmakers this week. Two thousand signatures wero obtained in the first hour. Peeling is very strong against the Racing Club allowing swell bookies to ply their trade in tlie paddock with impunity, wliilo humbler moil were prosecuted and sent to prison. MELBOURNE, Nov. 15. Apologue’s new owner has given instructions not to send tlio horso to India for some time. In the meantime ho will race in weigbWor-ago events in Australia. INVERCARGILL, Nov. 15. Peter and Michael Morrissey were sentenced to two months, _ and Fernandez Poba.r was fined £5, for trespassing on Whiton raceco'urso and refusing to leave.