LATE SPORTING.
EGMONT RACE MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. HAWERA, February 10. I The following are the acceptances for to-morrow: — Normanby Welter, 1 mile.—Stayboy 9.9, Sir Artegal 9.4, Wai'karaka 8.10, Mallet and Astraea 8.2, Billow 8.0. Atkinson Memorial, 1J mile. — Ngapaku 8.7, Waitapu 8.1, Paritulu 7.13, Kilmarnock 7.6, Tiptoe 7.5. Eltham Hurdles, 1$ miles.— Xavier 10.13, Paparahi 10.3, Tunderghie 9.7, Okaiawa 9.1.
Waimate Handicap, 6 furlongs.— Lady Menschikoff 8.0, Golden Eagle 7.9, Waipaku 7.8, Immolation 7.5, Waihuku 7.4, Taneka 6.13.
Okaiawa Hurdles, 1A miles.—Climax 10.9, Black Banner 10.2, Somali 9.8, Mikotabi 9.7, Chase Mab 9.6. Whimper 9.1, Montague 9.0. Farmers' Plate, 1 mile and a distance.—Whetumarama and Maidi 11.12, Mikotahi 11.1, Recreation 10.6, Red Star 10.4, Paul, Mistress 1Q.3, Denis 10.1, Sedgmoor and Sylvia 10.0. Inaha Hack, 6 furlongs.—Tanekaha 8.8, Courier 8.7, Clemora and 1 Waiari 8.5, Burton 8.2, Hydraulic 8.0, MuJga Bill, Rohepatae and Flying Wind ".7, Inaha and Shannon Lass 7.6, Shining Star 7.3, Sylvia Maid, Royal Youngster and Kaponga 7.0. Bagatelle, who fell in the Whareroa Hurdles, broke a fetlock and had to be destroyed. The tofalisator investments amounted to £7,306, or £1,823 more than the corresponding day last year.
CRICKET. Aleck Downes, the well-known Otago representative cricketer, has intimated that he does not intend lo play representative cricket again. The folLwing will represent the Carterton Cricket Club against Rivals, at Carterton, to-day:—Hart, Phelps, Maunsell, Elliott, Fairbrother (2), Williams, Hutchinson,! Feast, Tunnieliffe and Smart.
WAIRAKAPA ASSOCIATION. ■• BATTING AND BOWLING AVERAGES. The following are the leading battj ing and bowling averages in connection with the Wairarapa Cricket Assjciation:—
BATriNG. ■» ID O * a o5 s s bo '3 a a a a> SO Is o 6D U. > < W. Kedmoad 7 0 40 194 32.33 Moss 6 0 64 183 30.50 L. Smart 9 1 90 2 0 26.25 Maimsell 4 1 49* 75 25 Hart 8 1 73 162 23.14 Logan 4 0 40 89 22.25 Waters . 10 0 50 203 20.80 Beechey 6 3 18* 61 20.33 Bewley 5 1 50* • VI 18 Ticehurst 3 0 28 54 18 Esson 7 0 62 111 15.85 JKawson 7 2 25* .78 15.60 F. Welch 8 0 34 123 15.37 Styles 0 1 34 76 15.-SU E. Welch 7 2 43 75 15 A. Hoar 8 1 27 95 13.57 Barlow 7 2 29 53 13.35 0 Leary 8 0 30 104 13 Ayines 2 1 13* 13 13 Dungan 9 1 38* . 99 12.39A. Feist 8 0 '38 29 12.37 Perry 6 0 34 74 12.33 Plielos 4 0 33 49 12.25 Swan 6 0 38 72 12 W. Lett 4 1 17 nf r, >it 33 11 BOWLING. Runs. Wlcts. Avge. Ayines 6 3 2 Thompson 9 3 3 Redmond 104 22 4.72 Moss 180 35 5.14 A. Hoar 18 3 6 Ticehurst 73 12, 6.08 Rawson 181 2-1 8.61 Sievers 118 12, 9.08 Swan 49 & 9.80 T. Hoar 168 16 10.50 L. Boyd 111 11 10.9. Carroll 44 11 11 Waters 294 26 il.30 Edwards ___ ___ 36 3 12
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3113, 11 February 1909, Page 5
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