SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2240, 18 November 1907, Page 3

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

lawn tennis.

A special mooting of tlm Gisjorno Uenoll busing Will ransneted and tho question of rest riot in !5 pi ay on the courts will bo di Si e i\»Kl croquet wore in full swing on Saturday afternoon at botli Sio Gisborne andWhataupoko lawns, and a number of interesting games were played.

WELLINGTON, Nov. 16. At a mooting of tlio council ot tino Now Zealand Tennis Association a proposal was mado to sond a team of ladies to compote at tho Now South Wales championship in -.larch. It was stated that tho Association owed Now South Wales playors a ladies visit, and tho opinion was expressed that an early start should he made with tho arrangomonts. Tho mooting adjourned for a week to onablo communications to ho made with Sydney in reference to .accommodation of tho team, etc.

bowling. A goodly number of bowlers mat at the Turanganui green on baturdav, and some enjoyable games resulted. Two new members were elected, Mr. G. Hindmarsk and Mi. Keg. Skcot. GISBORNE CLUB. At the Gisborne Club’s green on Saturday the following games were Pl AViLom Dalian, Paltrklge, l’onsford (17), Collins, Dunn, Paaitt, Simson (19); Boulton, Toung, Neale, Brin-lut (21), Clarkson, Ellison, Dodd, Hookev (19); Brownlee, bordjee, & Witty (19), Caull, Colebrook, J. H. Martin Corson (19), Pettio (20), Johnston (21). athletics. Tlio programme for the sports to be held at Tdkomaru Bay on Boxing Day has been drawn up . There \U°. teen events, the chief of winch aie the Christmas Handicap, 100 yards, (£6 in prize-money), Tokomavu Bay Handicap, 150 yards (£ll 10s n yr.Mmonoy), and the Dominion Ha.ulicap, 440 yards (£4 in prize-money) Entries for all events, except the Tokomaru Bav and Christmas Handicaps will bo taken at tho post. Entries for tho two events named close on December 24th. The programme is of a varied character, and a good day’s sport should result. FOOTBALL. NEW ZEALANDERS AT HOME. United Press Association— Copyright (Received Nov. 17, 6.20 ii.mO LONDON, Nov. 1/. Twelve thousand witnessed the football match New Zealand versus Hull. The play was brilliant and exciting throughout. At half-time New Zealand hid scored 2 goals and 3 tries, Hull 1 goal and a try. wynyard scored twice. Hull continually threatened in the second half, but New Zealand won by 3 goals and 4 tries to Hull’s 2 goals and J tries. CRICKET. TARUHERU V. UNITED. The above game was concluded at Taruheru on Saturday afternoon. Contrary to expectations the match resulted in a win for United .by 42 runs; Scores: — UNITED—Ist Innings: 91. TARUHERU—Ist Innings. Young (absent second day) ... 49 Dr. Collins, c Tucker, b Reynolds Id Roderick, b Hutcheson 4 Lasker, c and b Coop -9 Charles, b Coop .••••■• ••• " Hodge, c Hallamore, b Hutcheson 0 Matliieson, Tun out v o A. Sharp, b Coop t T. Sharp, run out ... o Wilkins, b Hutcheson 4 Pilcher, not out --- J) Extras b

Total ••• ... ••• ...106 Bowling Analysis.—Hallamore, 4 overs, 25 runs; Coop, 10 overs, 20 runs, 3 wickets; Reynolds, 3 overs, 15 runs, 1 wicket; Bowman, 3 overs, 7 runs; Jeffreys, 2 overs, 5 runs; Hutcheson, 7 overs, 28 runs, 3 wickets. UNITED—2nd Innings. F. Sharpe, b Roderick 1 Reynolds, b Charles ° lVhyte, b Lasker Bowman, b Charles t Jefireys, b Charles j ° Hutcheson, b Charles b "W. Gibson, not out -••• Xi. Coop, not out I Extras

Total for six wickets 89 Innings declared closed. _ Bowling Analysis.—Charles, 16 overs, 37 runs, 4 wickets; Roderick, 10 overs, 25 runs, 1 wicket; Lasker, 5 overs, 17 runs, 1 wicket. TARUHERU—2nd Innings. Charles, b Hutcheson z Roderick, b Hutcheson 9 T. Sharp, lbw, b Reynolds ... 1 Mathieson st Hallamore b Reynolds 2 Lasker, c -Jeffreys, b Reynolds ... 23 A.Sharp, st Hallamore, b Reynolds U Wilkins,.mot out s ... ••• 0 Pilcher/,c ’Bowman, b Reynolds I Young, -absent 0 Dr. Collins, absent 9 Hodge,- absent • 9 Extras ' a

Total - .... ■ ... -32 Bowling "Analysis.—Reynolds, i oven's, 15. runs, 5 wickets; Hutcheson, 6 overs, ilxuns, 2 wickets.

TE lUU.'V, WANDERERS. This match was continued at Victoria Domain' on Saturday, when the •Wanderers took the wickets to 'complete their first innings. McColl and Maude, the two not-out men from the previous Saturday, 'went in, but the partnership did not last long, Maude being smartly stumped by Gary oil Pine’s bowling. The remaining batsmen failed badly, and the innings closed for 86 runs, 14 runs behind ' tho To Rau total. On To Rau going in for tho second timo 'a very bad start was effected, and had it not been for Olsen a small total would liave been shown oil the board. Olsen played a most valuable innings of 31 for his side, playing steadily, and showing greatly improved form. Tho bowling honors were .evenly divided, no fewer than fivo ol the Wanderers’ bowlers obtaining Wickets. Requiring 88 to win, and three-quarters of an hour to play, •Wanderers’ batsmen acting under instructions endeavored to force the pace, but with disastrous results. Ellison’s bowling was not to he trifled with, and tho batsmen paid tlio penalty, at one stage fivo wickets being flown for 18 runs. At call of timo Wanderers had made 38 for seven wickets, To Rau thus winning on tlie first innings. The following arc the scores: — . First Innings: 100. TE RAU—2nd Innings. Carv, c and b Wilson 5 Wack, c McConnell, b Torbmgton 0 Ramliy* st. McConnell, b Harker 6 Olsen, c Harker, b Adamson ... 31 Baxter, c and b Harker ° Kaipara, c Maude, b Glennio ... 4 pine, c Tor kin gt on, b Glennie 7 Monk, b Adamson 3 Ellison, b Adamson ... 0 Foaton, out out ... ... ••• 1 Extras s

Total*I'*' 1 '*' ... ••• ... /o "WANDEBEES —Ist Innings (cont.) Maude, st Cary, b Pino ... 0 McGoll, b Baxter 11 -Wilson, c sub., b Pino ... , ... d "McConnell, ■ c Featon, b Pmo ... 14 Harker, b Pme ... » Adamson, b Baxter ... ... Anderson, not out “ Extras . ••• ° ffotal *« »•« »>. 86

WANDERERS—2nd Innings. Wilson, c sub., b Ellison ... 0 McConnell, b Ellison ... ... 2 Harkor, o Barnby, b Ellison ... 7 Glonnio, st. Cary, b Ellison ... 7 Torirington, b Baxter 10 Babb, c Ponton, b Ellison ... 0 Adamson, not out 6 Mitudo, c Cary, b Baxtor ... 0 Extras ..7 G

Total for seveii wickets ... 38

ENGLAND V. VICTORIA

PORMER 35 BEHIND ON FIRST INNINGS. United Press Association—Copyright MELBOURNE. Nov. 15. VICTORIA—Ist Innings. McKenzie, c Orawford, b Fielder 7 Macalister, o Young, b Barnes ... 1 Warno, c Crawford, b Fielder ... 7 Tarrant, c and b Braund ... 65 Carroll, e Young, b Crawford ... 7 Hazlott, b Fielder 28 Hansford, c Hutchings, b Braund 51 Rush, c Hobbs, b Barnes ... 29 Vernon, out out ... ... 25 Caricoek, c Braund, b Barnes ... 5 Saunders, b Fielder 4 Sundries ... ... 4

Total ... . ... . 233 Bowling analysis,—Fiolder took 5 for 71, Barnes 2 for 19, Crawford 1 for 27, Braund 2 for 13. ENGLAND —Ist Innings. Jones, c Saunders, b Hazlott ... 18 Hobbs, c Macalister, b Saunders 3 Hardstnff, c Macalister, b Hazlott 0 Young, not out 15 Braund, not out ... ••• ••• 2 Extras ... ... ••• ••• 4

Total for three wickets ... 42 MELBOURNE, Nov. 16. Tho weather was dull and showery at the start, and runs camo slowly. Hazlott was bowling in first-class form. Crawford shaped feebly, and tho bulk of tho work was dono by Braund, wlio played a sound innings. With the exception of Hutchings and Rhodes tlio display of the others was very poor. . ENGLAND—Ist Innings (continued). Young, Ibw, 1) Hazlott 26 Braund, c Hansford, b Warno ... 62 Hutchings, b Vernon 31 Crawford, c Rush b Saunders ... 13 Hayes, b Vernon J* Rhodes, not out Barnes, c Tarrant, b Warno ... V Fielder, st, Carkeek, b Warno ... 4 Sundries iu

Total ••• ••• ...198 Bowling Analysis.—Saunders took 2 for 63, Hazlett 3 for 39 Tarrant 0 for 17, Vernon 2 for 43, McKenzie 0 for 8, Warno 3 for 18. . Victoria, in their second innings, had lost no wickets for 3 when rain stopped play for the day.

THE TURF. AUCKLAND R.C. MEETING. AUCKLAND, Nov. 10. Tihere was fine woatlior fo-r the third day of the A.'R.C. spring meeting. and a good attendance was recorded. 'Results i . •Hunt Club Cup Steeplechase, of 70 sovs,-about 31 miles—Grey Dawn, 115 (Tonks), 1; Potiki, 11.3 (Gor]h] 2; Kapaleana, 11.5 (Mitchell), 3. The only starters. AVon by five lengths. Time, Smin 20 2-osec. Dividend, £1 19s. Maiden Hurdles, of 110 sovs, l a miles. —Swagsman, 11.3 (Horne), 1; Lady Lanta, 9.7 (Julian), 2; Tui, 10.1 (Howard), 3. Tarakihi also started. Won by four lengths. Time, Smin oSseo. Dividend, £6 9s. Parnell Handicap, of 150 sovs, 6 i-urlongs. —Tamainupo, 7.9 (Deeiey), 1; Lortus, 8.4 (Davis), and Loch Uuilie, 7.0 (Gray), dead heat, 2. tecr itched : Te Aroha and Devonport. Won by a length and a half, xisne, lmin 15 l-ssec. Dividends: Tumainupo £8 7Sj Loft us 15s, Locli iJuhie £l. Ascot Handicap, of 300 sovs, 11 miles. —To Aroha, 8.4 (Ryan), 1; Uhlander, 9.0 (Cor guest), 2; Syren, 0.11 (\Vhitaker), 3. Also started: Carl Rosa, Lord Seaton, Certainty, JJiinborve, Dan Leno. A fine race, necks only separating second .and third. Time, 2min. lOsec, Dividends, £3 7s and £2 11s. Juvenile Handicap, of 110 sovs, 4 furlongs’.—Santa Rosa, 7.9 (Sceats), 1; Osgoiby, 8.0 (Whitaker), 2; Talepitcher, 8.7 (Julian), 3. . Also started : John, Bobrikoff. Carreno, Paer-xwa-tu. AVon by five lengths. Time, 50sec. ‘Dividends, £2 8s and £1 2s. Hunt Club Hurdles, of 50 sovs, 2 miles. —Grey Dawn, 10.12 (Mr. H. Tonics), 1; Potiki, 10.7 (Mr. E. Gorric), 2-; Irish Jig, 10.5 (Mr. C. Selby), 3. The only starters. A\ r on by a length and a half. Time, 4min 1 4-ssec. Dividend, £2 3s. Gordon Handicap, of 100 sovs o furlongs.—Devon,port, 7.11 CAckrovd), 1; Dogger Bank, 8.10 (Ryan), 2 : Gctoroon, 8.3 (Griffin), 3. A 1 so Started: Lady Regal 9.1, Mignon 8.13, Pearl Necklet 8.11, AVaihou 8.10, Engraver 8.7, La Cigalo 8.5, Lady Cressy 8.4, Wauchopo 8.3, Tunewha 7.11, Dardanus 7.7, Puhipuhi 7.5, Cyi-eniac 7.5, Lady Dot 7.5, \ 7 eronica. AVon by three lengths. Pearl Necklet fell, but the rider (A. Julian) escaped serious injury. He received a kick in the face, but no bones were broken. Time, lmin 15 2-ssec.

Welter Handicap, of 150 sovs, 1 mile. —Raupxraha, 8.5 • (Gray), and Delegate, 8.2 (Dealey), dead heat, 1; Fashionable (Conquest), 8.4, 3. Also started: Scotty 9.5, I ron mould 9.2, Omati 9.0, Tui Oakobau 8.13, Peregrine 8.5, Unndala 8.0, Sweet Alice 8.0. Time, lmin 41sec. Dividends, Ilaupuraha £2 2s, Delegato £2 Is.

AUCKLAND CU.P WEIGHTS. Following are tlip weights for the Auckland Cup, run .a,t the summer meeting:—Master Delaval 9.4, 2imimerman 8.4, Baritutu 7.13, Cranium 7.13, rArmisitiee 7.12, Mahutu 7.12, A.pa 7.10, Uhlander 7.10, Sir Tristram 7.9, Gold Crest 7.9, Bonny Glen 7.8, Seal Rook 7.7, Celtic 7.7, Gaaeley 7.7, Sit. Joe 7.G, Downfall 7.6, Wia.i.puna 7.5. Glenullin 7.5, Star Rose 7.5, Carl Rosa 7.4, Akarana 7.4. Shrapnel 7.0, Pohutu 7.0, Tui Cnkobau 7.0, Starina 7.0, Scotty 7.0, All Red 6.12, Probable 6.11, Uenuku 6.11. William-6.10, Noteorini 6.10, Fashionable 6.9, Haldane' 6.5, Syren 6.8, Bully 6:8, Stratagem 6.7, Malice 6.7