SPORTS EDITION

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20740, 25 February 1939, Page 6 (Supplement)

SPORTS EDITION

TE AROHfI RACES Shaftesbury Handicap: 9—ll Pirate King, 9.2 (R. W. McTav>?h), 1; I—l Lexden, 8.11 <W. 3. Broughton), 2; j 15—15 Hutana. 8.5 (J. Campbell), 3. I Scr.: Kathbolla, High Delight, Pasture. j Hot Springs Handicap: 6—4 Rulette, 7.12 (R W. McTavish). 1: I—l R°ya l Appellant, 8.10 (R E. Horne), 2; 22 Jayola. 7.7 <H. N. Wiggins), 3. Scr.: Llangollen. Glen Abb, Gay Rebel, General Ruse. Champion Hack Handicap: I—l Coronation. 8.2 (W. J. Broughton), 1; & 5 Baiinavar, 9.0 (A. G. Cameron), 2; 4—4 The Cardinal, car. 7.4 (O. Evans), 3. Scr.: Royal Abb. Waihou Handicap: I—l Suleiman, 9.0 (P. Burgess). 1; G—7 Maori Song, 7.3 (O. Evans), 2; B—9 Anion, 7,6 (G. Smith), 3. Scr.: Llangollen, Bachelor King. Totahsator Increase The totalisator at Te Aroha to-day handled £60,728 10s, compared with £56,257 on the first day last year, an increase of £4471 10s, WANGANUI RACES Brunswick Hack: 1 White Gold, 1; 2 Mischel, 2; 4 War Lap, 3. All started, Harrison Hack Handicap: 3 To Huia, 1; 5 War Lap, 2; 7 Marerenui, 3. Scr.: Red Witch. Earle Stakes: 5 Play On. 1: 3 Parquet, 2: 8 Entail, 3. Scr.: Amigo. Campbell Handicap: 2 Laughing Lass, 1; 4 Lifeguard, 2; 1 Amigo, 3, Scr,: Sporting Gift. Matarawa Hack Handicap: 1 Sternchase, 1; 7 Deficit, 2: 2 Pretty Lass, 3. All started. HOKITIKA MEETING Borough Handicap Trot: 1 Wee Pal and 3 Janet Gaynor, dead-heat, 1; 4 Guy Whispers, 3. Scr.: Baron Silk, Lady Nessa, Storm Signal. Williams Memorial Handicap: 2 Glenogif, 1: 1 Rabble, 2; 4 Pladie, 3. Scr.: Kilrobe, Palmyra, Emmeline Girl, HAMILTON CRICKET Hamilton East v Hamilton: Hamilton East, first innings, 230 (Badeley 73, Jordan 65, •>. Perrett 25, P. Bright 24. Pedrotti 5 for 47). Hamilton, first innings. 48 for 2 (J. Everest 24 not out). Old Boys v Claudelands: Old Boyc first innings, 264 for nine (dec.). (J. West 8/, ft. Clough 38, A. 4. 30, M. Lyon live for Kt). Claudelands, nrst innings, seven for no wickets. CANTERBURY MAKE 464 VISITORS FIVE FOR 262 CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. Canterbury, in their first innings against Sir Julien Cohn’s team compiled 464 (Bellamy 34, Webb 46; Smith three for 92; Walsh two for 81). Tho visitors have lost two wickets for 36 runs. LATER. S|r Julien Cahn’s team had lost, at stumps, five wickets for 262 runs, Dempster c Roberts, 12; Mudge b Roberts, 0; Dyson, c Mulcock b Cromb, 38; Oldfield b Roberts, 14: HardstafT, in, 132; Jackson c Kerr b Davis, 18; Heane, in, 43; extras 5. POLO AT CLAUDELANDS RICKIT CUP TO CAMBRIDGE A In the first challenge for the Rickit Polo Cup at Claudelands to-day, Cambridge A won the trophy by defeating Malangi A by 3 goals to 2, Cambridge B retained the Camercn Cup, defeatng Morrlnsville A by 3 goals to 2, ATHLETIC TITLES Auckland; Auckland provincial amateur athletic championship results; 880yds, W. Goosmen 1, L. H. Johnston 2, H. D. Ball 3. Time, 2min. Isec. Shot Putt, C. L. Main 1, B. Jerck 2, A. E. Graham, 3. Distance 40ft 33ins. 100 yards: R. W. Cheater, 1; J. H. McManus, 2; T. Blockley, 3. Time, 10 1-5. 120yds hurdles: P. T. Bowie, 1; P. W. Day, 2. Time, 16 1-5. Mile waik; R. G. Cameron, 1; C. J. May, 2; ' E. J, Laird, 3. Time, 7 min. 20 4-5 brood jump: B. T. Robertson, 1; N. w. Ir.um, 2; k. m. Fm.ayson, y>. 22u am. hujn jump; H. w. Height, sft sin, Discus throw: W. S. Hookway, 1; 0. Bogun, 2; J. Lynch, 3. One mile: 5, J. Wade and A. O, Dare, dead-heat, 1; A. Mclnnes, 3. Time, 4mm. 31 1-536C5. Pole vault; J. Alker, 1; G. Brady, 2; j. Ferguson, 3. Height 10ft 6in., equals the record. 220 yards: Hemus, i ; J. H. McManus, 2; D. Fiett, 3. 23 secs. Hop, step and jump:R. O. Johnson, 1; B. T, Robertson, 2; H. A. Parsons, 3. Distance 44ft siin. 440 yards: W. E. Gossman, 1; M C. Baker, 2; IV). C. Hill, 3. Time, 52secs. 440 yards hurdles: R. B. Joyes, 1 ; H. D. Ball, 2; V. R. Amoretti, 3. Time, 58 secs. Mile relay: University, 1j Ellerslie, 2; Hamilton, 3. Total points for meeting: University 34. Technical 31 Hamilton 28. HAMILTON BOWLING TOURNF-Y Final: Callaghan (Te Aroha), 7 v Rosenfeldt (Te Aroha). 5. CHILD KILLED , STRUCK BY A LORRY While ploying cn tho road out Vide his home this afternoon. Philip Anniss (12 months), son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Percy Anniss, railway employee, of 4 Blackburn Street, Frank* ion, was struck by a motor lorry and received fatal •njuries. Mr W, H. Tombs, o" ver of the lorry, had delivered a load of wood to the home of Mr Anniss and the child crawled unlOticed behind the vehicle. The driver started to move tho vehicle in averse y-ar &nd strucK me child. CYCLST INJURED A pillion rider on a motor cycle received a fractured leg as a result of a collision between a taxi, a motor cycle and a cycle at the corner of Bridge Street and River Road this evoning.