The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 17

11 THE AGE. SATURDAY, JULY 7. 1934. MISS BILLIE SAMUEL BOWLING. CENTENARY GOLF.

COUNTRY RACING. RACING IN OTHER STATES GRAND NATIONALS. SPORTING NOTES Mosstrooper, who headed quotations at 8 to 3. Lnnllda running third. Jlmmle Boy at 16 to 1 won the second division of the Iramoo Handicap from Yellow-stead who, at 8 to 1, was equal favorite with Brave Boy and Lucky Saint, third Winter Handicap.

OMOEAWAY I VIOL d'Auoun 1 BKRAH 3 "HE PROGRAMME, HURDLE) RACE, of S00: se oond, 60; third, 30. Two AVERAGE OF 1 MILES AN HOUR. Expected tn City at 11 man. Tottay WANOARATTA, Frlday-Mlss BlUit Samuel, who recently rode a blcycl from Melbourne to Sydney, set out trom Sydney on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in an attempt to break the record for woman's cycle ride from that city to Melbourne.

To-day Miss Samuel arrived Wangaratta at 2.30 p.m She left Holbroolc at 0 and her ruling averaged sixteen miles an hour. At Bowna she fell, and later had to dismount and carry her bicycle over a bad portion 01 the road. She was ahead of her schedule Albury, where she was delayed by civic reception, miss samuei arnvea a Wangaratta on schedule. She was wel comed oy tne mayor, one ieit nere at tor Seymour, and on orrival there she? would have covered 170 miles for the day. She expects to reach Melbourne by 11' a.m.

on uaiuraay, ana 11 bo one wiu lower Mrs. Barbour's record by three hours. Prom Albury Miss Samuel wu accompanied by a motor car, containing Mr. W. Harrod, president of the Brunswick Amateur Cycling Olub; Mrs.

J. Pleher, Victorian women's cycling chape rone; and newspaper representatives. Miss Samuel is riding under a disadvantage, having strained a tendon ln her ankle. CABLED SPORTING NEWS. THE TOUR DE FRANCE.

Result of Third Stage. PARIS, 8th July. In the third stage of the Tour da Frane from Charlevllla to Metr, a distance of 181 kilometres, 1a Pable finished first, his Urn being 5 1 mln, S3 sec. Maes, Louvlot Mariano, Spelcher and MorelU followed In bunch. BASEBALL.

Earl Mack's Visit to Japan. Word baa been received by the hon. secret tary of the League division that arrangements are well in band concerning the visit of a major league American team to Japan, Earl Mack's team will be composed of player aeleoted from the Athletics, Philadelphia (American league). Earl Mack, the organiser who la son of the celebrated veteran manai ger, Connie Mack, states he la Interested isj 'Australia, and would be pleased to manage trip to Australia after the next season, pro v.dlng the associations or councils will guaran tee expenses. The Victorian organiser, Harry; Francis, states he to hopeful that me propositions which have been sent to Mr.

ot the Chicago White Box club. In respect ta an American major league team visiting mesa shores during the Centenary celebrations, will as accepiea, nan nuni, a vice -pres went ox the Victorian summer league, who Is on his way to New York, has been deputed- ta finalise arrangements In connection with, these proposals. Other communications have been received by the Centenary Celebrations Council respect to bringing teams from the Pacific Coast league, but no action can be taken until a definite answer to received irom the major jeague. Melbourne Leading. The fight for the four has reached an ttra estlng stage in the senior dlviaion ot the league Melbourne, Fitxroy, Colllngwood Btid Carlton are almost neck and neck for tho leading position, with Essendon and Richmond close handy.

The remaining six teams may now be classed as toe second division, aa they are. On present form, not likely to reacU the coveted four. The positions ln the premiership column aro aa follow: Melbourne, 18: Fituroy, 15; Colllngwood, 14 Carlton, 13 Richmond ana utaamiuun, a bouui daeioourne, oi. ituou, 1 6: Hawthorn East, University, Footscrur and Norm Melbourne, 2. uraw lor me tenia rouna: LHAQUH DIVISION.

A Section. Melbourne v. CnlHrtirwond W. Francis. li'anlinrnv Paritnn N.

RrlHiraa University v. Richmond: S. Smith. Fitxroy Htwthorn: C. Owens.

Norm Melbourne South Melbourne: H. Quest. St. Kllda Essendon: R. Hlndson.

a Section. Colllnewood v. sfelhnurne Aj Cant. Carlton v. Footscray: A.

Neville. Richmond v. University: T. Yule. Hawthorn Fltzroy: L.

Morgan. South Melbourne North Melbourne: F. Asplnall. Essendon St. Kllda: E.

Tippett. section. coinngwooa fissendonr IflnK. Richmond v. Colllngwood; T).

A. Tiv lor. Melbourne v. Fitxroy: J. Smith.

METROPOLITAN DIVISION, fleet Inn. Cam her well v. Nnrtheotr- (T. Fddv Rrlo-hton Prnhrnn? FlAnmati. Caulfleld v.

Port Melbourne: W. BAnnermai nw v. rieniuu; a. u. oitwan, mimosa town v.

Y.M.C.A.: A. Wylle. section. uien Muntiv v. ormond parts A.

Manson. Brunswick v. Ivanhoe: H. Myr Coburg v. Middle Park: R.

Munden, h.s.o.b. v. uaivern: J. Taylor. Murrunw beena v.

FalrtTeld: W. Juliff. Section. Ivanhoe v. Kew; J.

Jul! IT. Preston v. Y.M.C.A Dver. Flemlnvtrm Vj Wllllaraatown: O. Coulthard.

Northcote v4 Caulfleld: R. Bremner. Malvem v. St, Mar tin jj. u.

Alien. Section. -Preston v. Brunswick fl. Atii TO-DAY'S' HXTUBES.

i.TUROAY. 7lh JULY RAOINOl V.R.C. 8A lorand i Kloor Hurdle Race), Wasira Dlilrtct Hospital meeting, Victoria Park K.B.W.)T Adelaide Hunt Club, B.I-wnt Parte (W.A.). TCalKoorlla (jv.A.) and Queensland T.C. meetings.

FOOT BALL: League matchee: Melbourne v. Colllnnwood, Footecray v. Carlton, Geeiong 5. Richmond, Fltaroy y. Hawthorn, North Melbourne South Melbourne.

St. Ktlda Ewendon; Association matches: Brlgh-ton V. Oaklelgh, Brunswick v. Preaton, camberwell v. Korthcote, Port Melbourne v.

Coburg, Wllllamstown sandrlngham, ystravlllf v. Prahran. CRICKET: Aus-tralla v. England, third Teet match, at Manchester. THK GUN: Melbourne oun club meet nt Tottenham, atnrllng b-ndlcao.

GOLPi PennRnt COUn8INa: Benalla meeting: greyhound1 racing at White City. TENNIS: Pennant ATHLBTICSl Five miles Junior teami race. THK QUNi Melbourne aun Club, at Tottenham: VIC crliui Clay Target Club, at Bentlelizh, RIFLE 8HOOTINOI Matchea at Williams-town and Port Melbourne. ROWINO: Ynrra Yarra Club, Hume foura. cvclinqi L.V.W.

33-mlle road race, at Essendon. The V.R.O. will' open lis three-day Grand National Hurdle meeting to-day at Flemlngton. The Grand National Hurdle race will bo the chief of seven Interesting events. Selections appear In Mother With the exception of some jumping there was little to Interest In the work at Flemlngton yesterday morning, when the tracks provided soft going.

Baanya cantered on the sand, and looks In great heart. Wayback went steadily on the tan. Sub Rosa did likewise, and Is In very solid condition. Lonerol was led on the Inside, while with L. Fullarton, a very light boy riding him, struck out for a mile In 1.64.

He appears In capital order. Mlnch (H. Mo-ran) went smartly over three furlongs In 38. and others sprinting this distance were Lyrickshlre SO ft, and Gay King Beau Walts went a mile in 1.87. brake and Eagle Vale ran five furlongs on the sand In 1.7.

Trafalable was trotting on the grass, and looked very1 nice. Harnmak (T. Lynch) went well over six hurdlos. Prince Archery (A. Pair- banks) and Cursorial (O.

Saunders) also went satisfactorily over them. Flls Power (D. Wraight) and Last Winter (P. Kenny), went safely over three hurdles. Last Winter then jumped brush fence.

while Flls Power went' on over three more hurdles. These were also cleared by Trader (A. Fairbanks) and Spring Abbev with the same rider abroad, afterwards pave good display over three new hurdles. Additional horses to be offered by MacKinnon and Cox Pty. at the sale cf racehorses, to be held on Monday.

15th July, aro Aktuirce, Royal Barb, Anjvluy, Ouk, Park, Father's Gift, Englo vaie, Drake, a half brother to Full San, and the Magpie maro Piping Lady. Fur-I ther entries are likely to come to band. Very few Jumping events are run on the wrlsht-for-ago principle which will, in eilcct. be In operation In the Maiden Hurdle race. to.

bo run to-day at Flem- Intton. Were this event one for horses on the flat, without penalties and allow ances as this Is. the claims of Dark Man would be so outstanding that this Ethio pian eelding would assuredly be sent to the pest on odds-on favorite. But beside galloping qualifications candidates have to posscFs lumping ability and the fancies of backers fluctuate according to the knowledge they possess or the opinions Ihev have formed concerning the possibilities of condldates In that regard. Len-: cct showed by his splendid second to El Damnrnya! in the Meiden Hurdle race nin last Saturday at Wllllamstown, that lie can Jump but that race was a handicap, and had Dark Man starred in it he would have been, on Mr.

S. Griffiths' as-srssmfnts. required to concede lancet 2 st. nntl 5 lb. in weight, or 28 lb.

more than, en the fixed weight scale, ho will be irlvlng him to-day. For running such ft coed second Lencct would, of course, have been entitled to a rise of 0 but Dark Man will still, in the Flemlngton event, have 23 lb. the best of the deal be cause tne race is not a hand can Himi lnrlv Dark Mnn will hnvn.at lh t.lip hnr ot Oidvoh; 28 lb. of Manilas, 34 lb. of RMS Kassa.

19 lb. of Grim Eagle, and the best of It as compared with Mystic Peak who, however, at this Is expected, counterbalance the disadvantage by superior Jumping. Handicap weights, ns represented by the Willlnm.stov;i flTures, compare mm u.ca weignts as touows: W'nttiwn V.R.C. M. Hurdle.

St. Hurdl. at. lb. tlnrk Mnn 11 6 Mystic Peak 10 7 Difference.

10 lb. lean 1 lb. luxe 6 lb. more Grim Eagle Manilas Oidynh 9 Lancet 10 0 in 1 7 lb. more 12 lb.

more id. more. ror w10 second day of the V.R.O. Grand National meeting will be released by Mr. J.

H. Davis over thei iires-tna, ana win appear "The Age" on Monday. Acceptances will be declared the same dnv at 2 n.m. Entries close on Tuesday ot 3 p.m. for trie V.A.T.O.

meeting, to be held nt Caullleld on Bsturday, 31st Inst. The pro-R'ammc includes three races of 500 each, and three Of 400 each, the latter including the Kambvook Trial, for apprentice riders, and for horses who have never won Cloo In nnv one rnce on the, imi. instance, eignt furlongs and a half. Additional horsCS to thnsn RlrnnHv mentioned to be offered by William C.i Yuille end Co. Pty.

at their sale, to: held at Newmarket on Prldnv next. In-I elude Roc. Poter Woo, India's Hono.i ncinnes, Winaleen, and the pony stal-i Hon, sir Morley. Further entries will be accepted. In connection with the race meeting nt Flemlngton to-day, vlBitors from the I'ooiscray side of tho course are re-; minded that tho bridge over the Mnrl- uymong Kivcr at the rear or the Hill la craw to coin vcr eie foot traffic.

Traffic- should, therefore, proceed to the course via Smlthflnlri.rnnA A napnt im the upper deck of the members' stand at the end nearest the lawn Is available to me puoitc. Tickets may be purchased on the course. 8. Wsddups. trainer, of Mentone.

has consigned Precious Ann to Wodonga for an extended spell. Weights for the Winter meeting of the Wcrrlbee Racing Club, to bo held next! Thuwday, will appear In "The Age" on iuwiay. Acceptances win also be declared on Mondav. at 2 n.m A L9ttB rlemlngton at present Ttui Mie uuuacn-nuroier, mungavie, wno, vii ins luuKa. in onnn ranini ennnir.

nn Twelve months ago, carrying 9.7, and ndilen by the Tasmanlan Jockey, J. stubbs, Baanya started favorite at 7 to 2 in the Grand National Hurdle race which was won in runaway style by Mar, corrylng 1 lb. less, ana won by six lengths from Lynden. It was, in many respects, a bad day for backers, as every me. lavomo was beaten, purple cap, fleet nf hnrlrom flntahiwl tttn lAnirtVia hA.

Mntl the placed horses, and fifth In the Maiden Hurdlo race won by Hyde Park tepm defunct Umbertona and Bay of lianas. The nrst division of the Iramoo HnnHtr-an viam mm a a tn 1 chance In Chllpenc from Press Oang and Klchaka, favorite while areat Don, at Jo 1, captured the Myross Handicap iram ogweti ana Bnowfelt, woodbine, 'vorite, finishing seventh. Jlmball, outsider ot the field, at 12 to 1, defeated iYOUNG MAN Don't be without a DINNER SUET Dance i and party time It with ui "ow much tnoTt you will MX ln nd 11 Jn Dinnm Bull, Com te us, WEEKLY on measure ijwdy.to.wetr. Prices nruje Don't delay. CaU OVERCOATS SUITS'.

EASYJAYMENTS JNE5 Ql(b Ct, Prahran v. Altona: W. Oliver. Brlgh-v. Sandrlngham: L.

Murden. Fairfield Newport: W. Qtlffltbs. Hartley's v. Spaidi ins' at 2.30 p.m.: I Phillips.

Will U.S.A. Team Come While there Is still nothlnn deflnlto reKHrdlnx the prospects of an AnwrlaaUi professional ttiam's visit lor the Centenary, the president ths Victorian Oolf Association (Mr. II. U. McKoborts) stated vostarday tuat a oabl liud oeen' sent by the association to tho tourna- Assoclatlon ot U.S.A..

Intlinatlnn that 600 nan uutrii Kuiuanieto us expunsss iuc a revru lentallva tenm tn vlutt Mt1hnnrr.e. Mr. MrRdhoritt ni 11m i.htrfl to Us original decision to nave no international! teams mm eh he fore tim toui'iuimenl at Uetropolltan ln Novembor. aim had advised the American Professional Golfers' Association that any money raised In excess at the hy any such teams match would bs mvisuuie on ina louowme oasis: 70 ner rent lie vliltlng team. The view held oiflclallv V.O.A.

el re le la that Victoria htu now euaronteerl tho mim which wu oriolnjiHv allied of It when the Australian P.O. A. was 11 rut BDDroncnea iv tne Amuncann inr a cuaraniae. and that therefore the rcmalofn states are free to make their own arrangements. Mr.

Mcltoberts said that even If the nCRO-tlatlons with tho Americans fell thruuKh-l which was unlikely, strong efforts were helnK made to secure a representative BrltlBh team. to make ihe trip. WOOLfeUYCRt DEFEAT SHIPPERS. The Woolbuyers defeated the Shipping repre sentatives in the annual contest held at Hlvera-dale yesterday, by 17 matches to 9, whilst three matches finished square. Scores (Suipplnff llrft): T.

Brtnnan and K. Crawshaw square W. H. Swanton d. 8.

Harri-fion, J. Morshead lost to W. S. Lawry. C.

R. Duncan lost to J. WllUamson. U. C.

Martin lout to K. H. Lee, W. Turner lost to It. T.

Watt, C. II. Tucker T. Coats, B. R.

Plants lost to R. Williamson. R. S. Parker) lost to w.

Lempriero. II. A. Bennett lust to T. Rnltn A.

Hnr)riifm U. U. Wlitunn A. ataniey, tr. uodd a.

ir. uiover, wr. uwanion lost to A. Paterson, R. Anderson and A.

Dibr. square. E. Brartsliew d. N.

Scott, C. Willi lost to W. Bowcra Bates lost to W. Harri-j son, A. McLean lost to W.

Holmes, C. Welch d. H. Elliott, C. O.

Martin lost to J. Levins, II. Ullpnani U. urer.nwooa, 11. ueiyen iosi in Viiintt.

M. nnsars lust lo lid tmes. C. Blnns lust to a. Jtuphby, D.

Bowman lost to R. Elliott, E. May and Q. Lemprlere square. Aihprt Park Associates.

The monthly medal, third round of sliver spoon and third rouna or tne ni.Bie iiwis v-up; jubuivi; tan. Phillips, 85 (13) 72; Miss CavanaKh, tt t23 Trt- uiu 1 Awid. or. (tu. la; i F.

McCarthy, (29)7fli Mrs. L. Myer. 87j (10) 78. Silver Spoon: Miss A.

Artatid, 102 (31) 1. Next Friday, first qualifying round of May "Taylor Cup and 9 secret holes. lenfana'a ttwitiViv In ilir-on sltvlalfinn! A Mrs. K. C.

Kckford. 7 (ia TB; Mis IMona MucLood. 82 (ft) 77. Mrs. R.

llwectnam, :7 (lJ 71. Mrs. T. C. Trumble, 01 (i'J) 72: Miss Eleanor Willis, 95 21J 74; Miss M.

renipriere. 99 (25) 74i Mm. Howard Clirk, lot (93) 71; Mist Hollle Walsh. 106 RAI.t.ARAT. PHiIhv.

Ballarat firtlf Club associates played for tho flrat round of the liver cup ncratcii una nanaiuap. curaicu livent: Mrs. Faull, 99: Miss I. DnvlesJ 102; Mr). R.

Valentine, 105: Mrs. A. Craw-; rord, 107: rs. ciarKe, vn mv. h.

uo- hum. 1(17. Hendfcuii: Mrs. A. Quvmer.

fill (33)--fl6; Miss I. Davlcs, 102 67; Mrs. T. Faull, 99 131) 66; Mrs. R.

mtV. f34, li'. Mm H. HMitlfn. 107 71 i Mrs, A.

Crawford. 107 (36) CHROWA. Frtdav. Twelve associates took part in toil r-ball best-ball handicap against liar, me w.nuerM wem nara. a.

it luuisnjii auiu c. KlfABHAH, Friday. 18 -Hole Mixed Four-DOhief L. Cunn-Miau Favcett, '103 (27) 76; U. Colebrook-Mfos McNIff, 101 (23)78; A.

Hoelter-Mli' Richards, 98 (19) 79; B. Web-ster-Miaa Breen, 100 (20) 80. Mi VIP, Friday. Annual golf tournament, Hecond dav: Pcttrinc Cup: Mrs. N.

A. Mo-Ollp, 133; Mrs. V. McCuobery, 134. Ladles' inclli'in Tnimt UuLnh lo.

Cunuulau Fnuraomea (18 holes): Meudamea Muonon-J. iiempnui, a tij oi; Misses Wnbii-I. Pn.Ifti-. Rl line- key-N. A.

McUUp, 02 Mesdames McCubbery-J. Carter, 9'J (23)69. Men's Canadian rour somen (in noiea): j. caine-u. A.

Keating. 78 (11) 65: I. Rainey-D. 81 (19) 86; C. A.

fareher-J. a. Oormann, ui lio no, vy. v. fuieiiUKTi.

uruvn, vi (20) 60. Mixed Foursomes (18 holed) D. Kane-Mrs. Kane, U2 (291 63; J. Budd-Mrs.

Halnev. AS rial (IS: W. McUullin-Mim P. Taylor. 96 (2Kl 6H.

for FAIRY. Thursday. The associates' mid-wesk llxture, an eclectic handicap, played to-day. resulted Miss K. Fox, 42 (10) 32; Mm.

H. R. Woods. 4fl (13132: Mrs. R.

L. Crawlnv. 39 (6) 33; Mrs. T. MoAllen, 46 ji; sains n.

tsauicn, 4 ii-ij P. Bauich. (18. 3ii. On the Count-hank another tie resulted, and this will have to bo ueumea oy a ripiay, WARN AMBOOL, Frit'ay.

Pennant Match. 'Warrnamoooi a. uoiao oy a matencs to 2. KOOYONOA ASSOCIATES' CHAMPIONSHIP, TITLEHOLDER DEFEATED. ADELAIDE, Friday.

Mrs. E. Britten Jones defeated the tltleholder. Miss K. Ry mm, in the final of the Kooyonga associates' tlgurea Mm Rrlltan Innas- nii a'i miss KyniJii: out, home, 41, AMATEUR ATHLETICS.

Junior Teams Itaoe To-day, The annual flve-mile junior teams race of Victoria, will be held this afternoon over a course commencing on Moo nee Valley race course, and traversing Country In the direc tlon of VVost Coburg. Aa It Is in this event mat many of the greatest distance runners have made their beginning, It li anticipated that thar will be a number of outstanding performers In to-day's big held. The number ui luuuiK cmcrea nas uuctuatea somewnai In the last few years, tne totals being: 1D28, 27 tfcumn (36i runners); uau, 28 (3u6): 1)M. (408) lt)31. (348) l(J3i.

2 ciMi' (ntt- wmin tin. (i hua di-upped to 30 teams, representing a total of aoa. runners. Htm, the Held is quite as big auce. a most interesting race.

i'na for the race stands to the credit ui a. n. uanscu, un oriiimiu tflBenoon runner, who won In hollow fuhlou last year, and recorded 2ft mln. 7 ti.r tt while Malvem Harrier are the holders o( the teams title. It i always dtmcult to accurately sense the strength of junior teams, aa so many new Hurrlers can always be classed aa dangerous, although they have not won since 190, after experiencing an unbroken run of seven successes from 1U24.

Colllngwood and Geeiong nu BiiLiiuiy aUIlClBO, ttllC Among the Individuals, perhaps Lock, F. vVm banks t6t. H. Lazarus (Carl-tori), w. Baker (Moreland).

K. Bcenry (Oee- long uuilU), w. Bush tV.K.l.), J. H. Ham tu.aai.erii uuouros).

a. Offers or W. wu llnllia (tlnil.nmudiirtl. and fit notion w. urooken uMalvern) look a Itliie etronger man me general body of the field, and the Winner Will urnonhlv enmn trnni ihIb huni-h The race is due to start at a quarter to 4 Members Of the' Wi.ihf.it nnn TTurriAca tar a ra.

quested to meet at Moonee Valley racecourse at 2.30 to-day. Members not taking part In me icuiiiD rave win most iiaeiy lorm a pacK win it in tne tuft met msv wm tered before the closing date of entries for the jumur leiiia rocs io-uay, several oi tne runners of the Victorian Railways Institute tean who were originally selected will now be un-Abia to tnkn nM Th mm win t.n.u i. elude W. -Bush, H. Jennings, H.

Orson, J. Kic.hjirrti. IV Mir.nnin rr Colllngwood Harriers have selected fifteen uiu io ruprnHeni tnem in tne junior teams' race Monti Vnll.V rtnMniiru ln.rl.u 1'h. team Is a strong one, and is' expected to give a good account of ttstlf. Members who are I expected to perform well are Rogers, W.

vv imams. M. Rlckard and F. Williams. Mem-1 oors and friends should meet at the corner of Hoddle and Johnston streets at 2.30 p.m.

LACKOSSE. The toplo of the week has been Williams town's great win over undefeated Malvern. Malvern had won all their engagements with such remarkable ease that defeat seemed to be out of the question. The Interest created now is all for the good of the game. Wll-llamstown's victory was all the more unusual since they were without five of their regulars, so well did the reserves acquit themselves that the selection of future teams will provide a big problem for the seasiders, and It will be interesting to see who will appear for thein to-day against Camberwell.

The latter have given several disappointing games recently, but are always a formidable aide on metr own ground with goalkeepers of the calibre of aicCorkeU and McNeil age on opposite sides low scoring should remiU. Anoinei keen game ahould be that between Malvern mmu anu muca aepenas upon tno per itonei of the former. Seattle, their captain, will be aa absentee for several more games owing to a knee injury, and they will also be without the services of brierlcy, their goalkeeper. This game may have a big bearing upon the leadership of the senior section. Snould Malvern suRer defeat they will share flrat with naul fluid, anri th ohnliatitfo right will also be at atake.

Coburg are pro v. ing me surprise team oi tne season; tnoir recent form doe tint warrant anv torimin fnnri of a check at the hands of the Melbourne High School Old Boys, but with both sides stroug in aeienaive piay low scoring enouio on the nrdrr nt the dnv. North Fitmm are puzzled at their own form, but refuse to I lunara ino win over uamoerweu aa a uuae, and art determined to secure a further vic tory, thii time at the expense of University, who aro taking over long to settle down, and are very weak amldfleld. but. their at- taokers will probably awing toe game ln their To-aaya' programme: A Section.

CobUrK f. MelhAiirna HIth scnooi uia uoys. at iwcuonaia raserve, ecu-street, Coburg: North Fltiroy v. University, at University oval; Camberwell v. Wllllamstown, at Couth Camberwell cricket ground, Burkemad M.C.c.

v. Malvern, at Albert cncKet grouna uauineia a oye. Section. Cftulheld v. Ivauhoe, at Caulfleld cricket ground; Wllllamstown v.

Cam ovrnvii, unruiui iuai Triiiiuiiiaiuwii, Artillery v. Eaaendon, at Albert Park, near kiosk; Legacy v. university, at xarra Park, rim vara uyc, sobers' College v. Hawthorn. at Fawkner Park, opposite Alfred Hospital Brighton v.

Box Mill, at technical school, Oounranestreet, North Brighton: Coburg v. Malvern, at McDonald reserve, Bell-street, Co- hlirtr; ninn TH v. Hnrlwelf. nt (lien If in lohool old Bovs. at Caulfleld Park: Wllllauia- town v.

Brunswick, at pouud reserve. Norihl rfiiuaniBiown, ti Rftclfnn. tTnlvemltv v. fiunahlne. at Tfnl veralty outer ground; University High School Uia uoys V.

ftorai Australian navai nesfrve, at Royal Park (dress at school); Adult Deal v. Hawthorn, at Blackburn Park; Powei tfniiSN v. namharwell. nt Albert Park, oono alte Htsh.atraet, Prahran: Essendon a bye. section.

Melbourne HiRh School Old Boys Old Trimly urainmanana, at Mai- verh v. Melbourne Technical College at Malvern cricket round; Wllllamstown Briihtori. at pound reserve, North Williams-irtWn! tlnhur v. at. Kllda.

at de Chene re- University Hmh Bohool 01 Boys, at Royal Park, near station; Caulfleld v. Cambtiweli, at Caulfleld Parki Melbourne Technical Col- 1 Beotlon. Esiendoh Caulfleld, at North notei rear Bt. Kllda cricket ground Trinity Oram- i y. university nign ocnoi viu Mltlntton-atreat.

Kiw, at 1.18. to to to Queensland on 2ith Inat, imnlklS. and 1 no I lid H. Cole (CO hia. T.

Janbm nFuBunrinn). f. Clahev (Llnl. 'V -rZLVL i -v 'a i ,7.... I iv k.

flltltntf- aiiyj. m. ijumm-n inwui umivi, Woods and J. Seattle (Malvern). KANGAROOS.

The draw for the second Bams of ttu nibber between the Kangaroo club and a com-tjined team at Auburn green to-day, at 2.16 p.m., is: 1, Malr v. Watts Ryan v. Hosktnr (Wbee); 3, McDonald r. Fishier (Aub.i: 4. J.

W. clanc t. a. Walker 5, Tivey v. Oalrn uorroy v.

Bennett tu. or v.i: 1, niarkA Ilasmi 1. ft Hnnovhone V. Bhemeld 9. Ellery v.

Mitchell Baird' 10, Aiciiroy v. liuni i Morrow NORTHERN SUBURBS E.L. TOURNAMENT. At a meeting of representatives from the Brunswick City, Coburg and Princes Park clubs held at the City club on Wednesday night, it was decided to promote an electric light tr-urnament, to be called the Northern' niiiVia Th tvniilH nfnvlde tournament covering fourteen home-and-home Between 11th Decerabr, 1934, and 31st March, ticned the Mot-eland club have Intimated their Intention to enter, though their representatives were unable to be present at the meeting. Invitation have been sent to other clubs to join up to complete the list.

Trophies will be presented to the winning olub, also to the runner-up, and an Interesting season play should be assured. Mr. R. W. Whit-flngton (hon.

secretary City club) Is acting as secretary, and will pleased to hear VICTORIANS WIN IN BRISBANE. BltlfiBANE. Friday. The Victorian bowl ers had another win to-day, aeieaung nana gate by 122 to 10 1. WnMRM'B CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS.

KVllNEV. Krldnv. in th final ot the women's chamDlon of champions bowls title, played to-day, Mrs. Newton (Tprpey nowcasiiBj oeteaiea ma. nru.i.wava nv cratt), 32 to 20.

THE GUN. Commonwealth Starling Championship. Win by F. A. Tnbb.

Than omiiri hrdiv bavB been better wea ther conditions than those which unexpectedly prevailed fcr the annual Commonwealth! starling championship promoted by tho Mel-1 bourne Oun Club at Tottenham yesterday. The conditions were 21 birds from the 25 yards mark, with three misses causing a retirement. The club added three trophies, and there was also an optional attached sweepstakes. In a field of 19 there wua an Inter-State flavor, with entries from new South Wales and Tasmania. The veteran, W.

Dalv. noresented Sydney, and "Charlie" (C. a. Ktane) Tasmania. Country shoo tors who competed were ti, Buckley, "Duiux'' and rt.

Metnerah, from Geeiong; J. Iteid and "Trigger" irom Seymour, o. C. Jones from Baccius Marah, J. iioward from Warren help, J.

Brown from Trafalgar, D. K. Robin-eou from Diggers' Rest, aud W. B. Willlln-bod, formerly of Syuny, from Ballarat With a half-dozen rounds gone J.

Reid, "Calros-sle," and A. Tubb led with each, seven others had eacn one chance left, and all the others had been eliminated. In the next two round Reld and -Tubb were In the lead at the close with 7-8, and the oniy oiners ieii in weru orowii, oiiua-ulf JrrAtl. n. Jnnp nnd V.

K. BuekleV. each with U-8. At the end of the tenth rouna tne neia nna Deen reauceo io uiree Reid and Tubb with 9-10. and "Calrossle" with 8-10.

Raid then fulled on his naxt pair, mavmg tudd ana "cairossie" io ngnt It nut with th fnrmer nnn hint nhnad. Tnov grassed bird for bird, tilt the 10th, whoa "Calrossle" was eliminated, and Tubb suc ceeded with tne second barrel. mis tani wiu 14 -id i seeonoui. ana it was ine Kourin occasion on which ha had annexed this par ticular championship. His only miss was in tpe tniru rouna, ana nis unnnisnea nrruK of 12 was the best of the series.

"Calrossle" was runner-up wtlh 12-15 r4 seconds), and third place was Oiled by J. Reld, of Hevmour. with 912 (2 seconds). snu. unaer oia-iimo con amons oe lira no minations with one "star" only on tacn, i fif) tarllni haniilcat.

reduced AH nomina tions. At the end of eight rounds, there) were 17 nam! nntf otis etit alive, douhlen bfllna held by "Trigger," J. Brown, W. B. Wilkin-, Ron, j.

neia ana p. a. auoo, anu singiva uj w. Daly, "Charlie," J. Howard, C.

Jones, Buckley. "Dulux" and "Fred." Blnele nominations were then lost ln the following rounds: Ninth, Reid: 10th, "Cliarlie," Reid, Buckley and llth, Wilkinson; 12th. Daly. Wilkinson and Tubb: lflth. This left seven nominations, of which Brown held two.

The prize money had been allocated, 20, 12, 8, 4 and three of 2. When "Trigger' lost his second leg in tne i7tn, ne toog seventn money or 2, anu ine remain ins x. ta wua out up uiim, J. Brown (2 16: J. Howard.

Jones. P. A. Tubb. "Fred." 8 each.

four-blrder nt pigeons followed. Buckley and R. Metnerall tied with1 full scores, and In the shoot-oft Wilkinson and "Calrossls" divided after seven rounds. Another pigeon event was shared on the third round oy 7. Brown, "Trigger." J.

Howard and R. Metnerall. At the end ftf lha rlv an Annlvnf nt th flimrB nrnvpri that Frank Tubb had accomplished one oil tne nnest performances at reai winter star-llnora fnr nn vnrm. as fin a ritw ushfin pearl all others were astray, he accounted for 48 out of 53. To this he subsequently ftociea nis nrst six pigeons.

his oigges' break was 24. but that was' actually ex reeded bv "Triager," of Sevmour, who put! up a brilliant sequence of 26 all the more romnrknhle aa he failed tn kilt a bird In the championship 7Pitf, though only recently he won the Ooulbura Valley starling champion -uhlD outright. The club will hold a 26 starling handicap to-day. and the Commonwealth pigeon championship next Saturday, followed bv the first 100 pigeon handicap r.or ouiuu yiua. BENDIOO, Friday.

Keen Interest to being the hare destruction com oa tit Ion for the fThnd ler Cup. The Bendlgo Agricultural Society, nnu rsceivfra nmncii irom eleven ciuos, com- rising Menzles, Korop. Tennyson, Derby, unnvmede. Pantandara. Mnrnnff.

BrtrlvTu- water Pyramid, Newbridge and Bagehot- Goorrfong. CLUifl-is, Friday. Result of competition of jjimm uun uudi oianin ti an a leap. J. Fraper, O.

C. Nevin, R. Taylor. 8.B.. P.

Mcdrath, G. Baker. O. Mctvor, J. McDonald.

V. Mlchell, each balance 9 was divided In e'ghth round by W. Fawcett, fl. C. Nvln, J.

Froier, V. Mlchell, 2 8 each. There wero 23 local and district shooters. Sweco-stakes followed and 330 rtarltngs and 137 piBcuiia were iw, uuuugo tug irapa. HOCKEY, To-day'g Fixtures.

Fixtures for to-day: At Grade: Old Scotch ivannoe, Brunswick v. Herald-Sun. El sternwtck v. Kew, University v. Fairfield.

uia uoiuurmans v. camberwell. A2 Grade Hawthorn v. Old Wesley, Brunswick v. Teachers' college, 4m Div.

Signallers v. Fairfield, Kisternwicit v. Essendon, Kaat Malvern University. Bl Grade: Hawthorn v. V.R.I..

University v. Ivanhoe. Y.M.C.A. v. 2nd cv Slsnallers, 4th A.M.c.

v. Herald-Sun. Altona t. iML uiuivcni. p.

viraue. jauinem v. EaBt Malvern Ascot Valit tr ntn Camberwell v. Elsternwlck, 3rd Dlv. Signallers v.

Essendon. Kew v. Old Melburnlana. Orada: Old Scotch v. Ascot Vale, Crusadert.

Union v. Elstsrnwick. Y.M.C.A. v. Camber- well, 2nd Cav.

Signallers v. 39th tit "Vi0' virauw; norm lussen- X' Tih College, V.R.I. v. Ivanhoe, Old Scotch v. Brunawlck.

University a bva. south Zone: Caulfleld v. East Malvern, did Melburnlana v. 37th-02nd 4th Div. Sle- REFEREES APPOINTED.

Referees for to-day's matches: L. Clarke. Rninaisvtrlr A 9 an A 11. Xf an. SlKnallers.

Dl and A3; IB Jnhni Vthi.Hi,' Al and Bl; J. Morrison, Old Scotch, Al, at 'U uoiverBiiy, al ana Hi Andrews, Y.ll.O.A... Bl, awl C. N. Roe! man, Elaternwick, Al, at 3 p.m.; W.

Hope, CamberweU, B2, at 8 p.m.: C. Jo OJrf Valhli.nlana At aHa ru V.R.I., Ds, at 3 p.m.; W. T. Stewart, Haw thom, A2 and Bl; E. F.

Watt. Elaternwick, A2, at a p.m-j R. Hunter, East Malvern At 3 n.m A Hrintl. b.m a at 3 P.m.; H. Crawcour, Hawmorn, Bl, P.

Burke. Old Scotch Dn and W. uorawvit, i-auinem us ana ea; a. Christen-sen. Old Melburnlans, Al and Ds; Teachers' D.m.l O.

Hutchinson Raaonnti ftn p.m.1. O. Williamson, Altona, Bl, at 2.4fi; UiBtcrnwlck nominee, 2nd Cav. Signallers, ai Vale, B2: K. Robertson, Old Scotch Dn and A.

C. Foray th, Caulfleld, Ds and B2: Hawmorn nominee, Crusaders Union, at tf.av, aaa. vnau, AruiWW10K, A A BHQ Al, CROQUET. WARLEIOH CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT, Competitors are advised that to-day's matches will commence at 10 m.m.. hair an hour earlier than usual.

An excellent pro gramme of sixteen A3 class matches wilt bt piayea. Results of yesterday's matches Miss vi I. Craig d. Mrs. James, Mra, Purdle d.

Mrs. uowiing, miss Kilimister w.o. Mrs. Winter. Mrs.

Molony d. E. Stocks, Mrs. Kerr d. Mrs.

Paterson, Miss H. Craig d. Mrs. Seedsman, Mrs, atioiyoaav jncuui uu, n. a.

hts. latter, J. Crabb d. Mrs. Jefferv.

Mrs. inn A' Mrs. Seedsman w.o. Mrs. -turns.

1 In on v. Mr. Jaffa rv i.miairi. Blatter, Mies M.I. Cralg v.

Mrs, Purdle. Mrs! uogie v. Mrs, seedsman, 11.30 J. Windsor v. Mrs.

James, Mrs. McAdam Mrs. Paterson. MUi Prloe v. Miss 8.

Macfle Miss Pitt v. Mra. Blnnnv. 1 un it" Witjierow v. K.

J. Crabb, Miss Y. Crals v. lira. Blatter, Mrs.

Jamleson v. Mrs. Dow-! a v. Kob'eruoh cf wiSffi u. Mra.

Patat-ann t' BOXING. CONTtSTg AT LAUa OIPKATS MALCOLM. The main contest of flftMn rounri. tor Stadium laat nliht had sehMulmi a. twen B.rt Maleolm.

former liaht.w.iehi champion, and Ron N.gui, but owing to the lau.r mmn. injun. Ul0uld.r Bill Lnna, who up to that tim, had ool, t.k.n part In prallmlnarr Muu, wu auhatltuud. H. maa.

very succurul Jo. of It in th. air. and won on polnta. Al lowing that ateloolm'e form had d.t.noratnl sine, tua laat vpearanM, month, aso.

It was a oreauabl. ptrformano, on th. part of the youthful tang to ao dMUInlr outpoint him. "Lang Ell Mlldl, wiS Both hands, ripping a l.tt hook to th. face or amashihg in th.

right to tS. ohm; Maleolm', face wu badly batt.rr In the earlr rounds from th. hla mouth and no.e w.r. blMdlng frMI, and th.r. wu a ash on his left eyebrow.

Malcolm nd.a- teht bod attack, hut Hi. Miami aia blow, did nn Siimcl.nt power to affeot Lang, who cbtnparaifwiy. Trlsh. a werei Lang, lo.ii ValcoW 10.S. Preliminaries.

Bin, Blssard d. John La. (10.01 op a twhnlaal knock out tn th. flrat fMnfl! Young Bob.ru outpointed Alby kann tnnk Hunt tntpMnul Bill Tls.man iu.i i n.ww tohnawa Tt.i ouipounra jaiM ajraara ta.o, at at BOARD ALLOTS DAYS. Slight Reduction on Last Year.

The racecourses licences boards, which allocate the number of racing days for country clubs, yesterday completed their tasks for the new season, commencing on 1st August, The total number of days allotted was 809 for horse raolna, 11 pony and 82 trotting meetings, compared with 325, IS and 34 for the present season. The V.R.C. will now al locate the actual racing dates. The allocations by the boards are as follow: Race. 2 hbrae Race, 1 librae t'or benevolent); Bacchusl naran font anu aoiaiere, 1 pony (tor bttno-volenti; Ballan Jockey, 9 home; Ballan District Haoe.l horse (for hospital) Ballai-al daiiarat Miners.

hone (l tor hospital): um Israt St. 1 home (for htm.voiit i Bi. I'uincK nurse nor oi oaiiurux ironing, unnarc juri, a none i oencvoicmj uurrumutet rarn, a nomo 1 benevolent); Creawlck Turf, 1 honro: Kopka Trotting. 1 pony: Lai Lai Ftlli Turf, 1 horse; LftndsborouKh Turf, 1 horac. Totals, 28 hone, 1 pony, 7 trotting.

MllduraL Hue in horse (l hospital Mildura Race, 4 horae, Ouyoo fit. Patrick', i ngrai ior uenEvuienij txoTM. Totals, 11 horae. Rod ClltTa Turf, Port Phillip and Geeiong RBOlny District Ceoloni: Race1( ti horne a hoapUaDi Ceu long Pony, 2 pony; Oeclong Trotting, i trot-ting; Yarra oren Race, 4 horae (1 soldiers, 1 uoapital). Touie, 13 horse, 2 pony, 4 trot ling.

I uipnsland District. Rnimsdnlfl Race, 9 horae; Balmsdale Amateur Race, horse old Race, 1 hone: Hsyllold Amateur riaoo. South, 1 horse; lionaford Amateur Turf. tony; HatTra Race, hi ponsatloni; Narnargoon, a pony. 3 trotting iiiirno vi cnnriiy, coin- Pakoiiham Hace, 8 horse i'l compeVinatlon, i oharltyj Rwwdalo Ruue, 1 horae: Bale Turf, lurflv; oiii.

Atnnieur iurr, norae nospi- ford and Nun tin Bum. 3 hnri; Amateur Race, 1 horae (hospltnT): TrsralBon trotting. wuus, a uwibs. lutmi, ill uuric, uooy. ting.

5rlnrn It fluff lldlHt Imrfe (2 honiltiil): Bmitllgo Trottlnp, 4 troi ting; Ulrchln Raco. 8 horae (1 charlt? Clin ton Turf, 1 harat iniinn Turr. jockey Club, ftc, 4 hores 2 berievo Charily. 1 iorBa (plmrlty); JCchUCR Race. 4 horni-f TTim.r-.

n-. 9 hni4n Qunbower Race, 1 horsaj HAnnlng Hock Rone, 2 hriBo; Korang Turf, 2 horse; Kerang Trot ling, 2 trotting; Kyneton District Race, Ac, horse (1 charity); Newsfead Raci. 2 horse; Roebestor Jockey, 2 horse; St. Arnaud Turf, 4 Horae; Stuart Mill Turf, 1 hnrse; Swan Hill juuitHjr, nursv; icnem nnca, none: wuouerm naco, a nprfle ti compenflauon. To- tals, 60 horae, 2 pony, trotclni lNortn-western Racs.

1 harSR! Trottlmr. 2 trottini trottlnc Chortovnlfint uunanom naca, i noraH; Kaonnopo Knee, no; uienorcny jtace, norae; uoroko Race, home frhitrttv)' rirnnt Wt rn Ham i Orccn'e Creak Racing, i horse: Hone' toun Turf, 1 horse; Horslmm Hace, 3 horse timriiy nurnuuiu i roiiinc, iroilini, Kanlvn tine. 1 horan; Ij.rkhnrt TFoa. i hnean nuriiuiin i nurau; jnunoa itnee, 1 norsc; n'ni j. imiBiif iiuiii iisce, i norm? Turr, i hori'ft: alnwell Amateur Turf orae.

1 trottlnir letiarl.v. flltwaiVinin iiurBc, rHrriMJKiiiiuui i-uri, AC, a norae (1 benevolent); WlllRura Race, 1 horsa; Race, 1 horse. Totals, 30 horse, 3 trotting. South-western Raring Dlptrtct. fritmper- Onmperdown Amateur iiaco, 1 horar; Coramuf Turf, 1 horse; Caaterton Race, a horse Otis-terton St.

Patrick 1 homo (bomtvolent) Cohrten Turf. 1 Cfllac Turf. 4 horso (i Iwfpttal); Colne. Race, (benevolent); punkeld 1 horse; Ilamlllon nRWHwnnif rtace, i norie; likatall Kaoe, a horse: Korolt Race, 2 horar 11 ViPnPvrildlltl T.nlrn 11ilnfl bna 1 moLuniiiif nruiu, nurau, Aionno ttneo, horro; Mortlake Race. 2 horuc: Pcnshurai liaco, a hore: Port CnmnhMl llnt-h horac; Port Fairy Rane.

horte: Teranu Rune. 4 horse, trotting (1 benevolent) "Warr- uai imiui nnrc, liorue (IOpiiaj)( vn- Chelsea Turf. 1 horpp; Woodford Race. Ac. 3 home 2 benevolent).

Totals, 80 horse, trottlnp. NilHh a.natnn lnln r.lB,.ln ai i ivn.u ti iniicvi'iriii i Aveni' nnce. horse; Barm ah Rnoe, 1 horre; Benalla RnCt, tern Race. 5 home benevolent): Cobram Turf. 1 horae: Corryona Itrxe: 2 home: Uar- Kaionr, Murrmpon.

1 Imras: Derieratiir Rncc, i ijiiuo, i norae; apKtiaia itaoe, 1 horse Enron Rnrn .1 hnt-KO i i immii ui ureia west itore. horae; Katamatlto Race, norse; Kiimorfi Turf. 2 hnrec, 2 pony ibane- vfiient)' Kyabmm Turf, 2 horse; Mansfield I A i nace, a noree (l Murlcatnr, Turf. 1 )in-hr Ur.i Ki nprHe (benevolent); NuKamble Turf, 1 home; NAlhnl rick's, 1 horre (bcnevolehti miiru, nnuiurnmi at. iw sumurkuh Trot' 1 Ruthemlen Rnce.

'i horse n'y Creel: llncc, 1 horae; Seymour Turf, jvingea itacu, i horse; Tutura Turf, 2 horae Towonn Turf. 2 So: Violet Town nftco. i nwre; wama jwcb, mime wanicaraita luii, hots i uri. Turr, enevoleht); wonga Tuxf. horse (1 benevolent) Yarro-weynh Turf.

1 horse; Yea Race. hone. latais, Tij cores, -a pony, a trotting. COURTING Licensed Victuallers' Cup. Won by Falher-ln-Luw.

BICNATXA, Friday, The Licensed Vlotual- lera' cup moot inn of Bonnlia Coursing Club was concluded to-day, Showing Improved pace Kather-lii-Law brilliantly defeated BHtll Out ui iiiu uiibi oi tne viciuaiiurs uuy. Results: Licensed Victuallers' CupSecond Ties: Sunburst. HVioU Out ti. Am'har. Prinnn nhnrlln fihdll Out Prince Charlie.

'P'inai: Foot steph -Boreas' Daugntcr) d. J. Bennett's Shell out. Uettlngj 10 to 1 on the Led four lengths. Time, 2n sec.

Farmers' XrmB d. Dulcle Doman, Reject d. Charles Howe, Chrlsale'a Pal uyn. neiiii-nnai t.nriHnie'B r-ai BunwiCK, Reieot a bye. Final; I).

W. Browning Ulirls sieTs Pal (Charlie Mlcawbbr My Chrlosle) d. L. Jaokaon'a Reject. Betting; uvens Ohristle's Pal.

Winner led una leniith. Time. 61 eec. Comma rami Htnkn.flhnrn. flti A VnrwtHl Chimes, Royal Fire d.

Huburt, Oharley Oakly d. Cockles. Semi-llnai: Charles Oakly d. unarai un, itnyai fire oye. u.

w. ilu-hPi My ChriHele) tl, T. gymon's ns Royal Fire, Balllnit. a to 4 aKOiimt Jharlea oahjy. North-eastern Rtuke.

First Ties: Otaht A. Polly Pei-kins. White Bank d. Lockhart Boy. sJimdy I.aia a hyc.

Beinl-final: Otulti d. innay xaiirv wnitti nana oye. Final: otakii nd White Band Supplementary Btake. Final i Fritiweil and Mi Watchman 11, William Main. SPEED COURSING.

MARIBYRNONQ ENTRIES. Ilnw trtr Ihn mpillnr- In hn hnlrl nt Mnrl, byrnong to-njjiht. Far the cuhvenlence of piitroiiN, the Tl'Ht match scores will he postod CIRCULAR TRACK. River Stake Miss Titters. Sir Di munnai nupe.

wee ui Stake yh lonjta'a Chance, LouBhard. River! An urown, jonn wnue, our ijbio, Flylna Shadow, Far Glen, Skippy, Blllfe Hi-mon. Babe Mtcawher. Handicap Rsce. Plav-1 mate, Tiiadrec, Captain Jolly, 7: Young queen, vVhlle Cloud.

6: Klnij Midas, delaha Tlirl. Divot's Hope, 3. fiurdlu Raco. Jim's Re quest, 12: Miles Mac, Jaok Lanurn, 10; Gay Leau, Pytchley, fl; Some Iloto, Our 8TR.UGHT TRACK. Trial Stake, (1).

Shy Oily. Sister Kan, Our Eiauy, uieu uouio. rcn, viiua uin, poacher, Cuban Roae. Triat Stakv (U). Kcotty Mlcawner, Culgo, Oily Cavalier, QimiB- ouwber Roe, liumor.

Novice Stake. 'i'a rait Tony's Luck, Chalto, Ron Hope, Bern 11 Tefti'K, Boddlson tJoy. awn Cap, Plainsman. KorJ-land Stake. Spoils Lusa, CTofiiiig 'rime.

Little: Pioneer, Rouoiion, liig isutn aiioaw-ur, Pegasus, Rujf Pond. ton white it V. Appended is the draw fur. lu White City moeung tcniitni: CIRCULAR Novice Stake l3). Hlgu, oro, Red Riot, Uri.n.T i.rtn kitntc.

Jim Cinders. Lctli- leiuti Rum, Uinda Lad, valru.L lianuwaii Race Halycon, Romany, rinnw l.tul. la ill. Handicap Race 2l, Dainty Lass. Mountain Night to), Blow Hkfd Betsy kouoi, FtlnW llhfrt I) nit v.

Air Motor M). Brio Urac 2, Mi JURltCft Handicap Hurdle, N.ght Work 1 110), Outcast. Coquvt Lad t5), Snlkwah, Saiidy'i itations, cmovor U0), Dlrlttus ta, Lyo Wonder 8TRA10HT TRACK, Novloa tl)xtQQ phumUt, Red and Black, Tnrcombo bhude. bpola baby, i-lnv Mnn Onh1lhulr. Ml-i Unv.

novice Wjgui.worK Stake (3). liainbow Scott, Tara Wnfi Our ReJo, Cliff's cnoiee', Lord Novice Stake (3). -Bonnie Mac. Jack the ymfiopagaas, Monsieur nraucairn, ureat won, TakAtn. Rwant Kvnu.

Dranm Muni. Handl- h-l'-'li'-i Will Mont. WatMane. Redeemer ta), Oreat Test1 ilWl. Comerlu (11.

Macaladd (I Friend, PrlncMf Jen, outitt Honeful. ulnuor Loo. lllvlua, T.artv. Lady. Moloily.

V.W.R.O. flianoe, Mill Boy, Rare Divot, Darwin. Qold lueen. Sir aothlo, silver queen, ain. 1,1.

T.nilr. anatll.hl. Nor Tlfc.H.. Striker. Bandmaster.

HBO. City Stake. T.ndy Klvle. Foolawav, Henley, lrnoilrh I.ndy. Ran Sort, April Pool, Lady Dlntwall, AfllD YltNONCl.

SPEED COUR9INO. TO-NIGHT, at ,18. uinre. of e.t nrleket available throughout the proirantme. wniTii citv, TO-NlriHT.

ORBV1IOUND AND WHIPPET Yam, Uav, fllnden-llrMt at t.u, It 7.W, and 6H p.m. ROWING. i Vare. will enntlnu. Ita win proxrainm.

of olub raaea thin afternoon whn ft rnur.oared event will be held over Iht In view of the fac Hint many of tn. apoelatOra at Henley are not acquainted with the ynrlou, rowlnaf club committee li jtakinlr a wrarlna bt etun numha v.n.A. to nermit lha wearlni. of cuih hy the bow. ann cffflewame or cr.

Ill, aculltra lor all racea at and cMtawdin, or iind by Hurdle Race Event To-day. SMALL FIELD, BUT SELECT. Nyerimilang and Baany Favored. Selection, by Taaruan. slnco entrlea were taken for the Qrand National Hurdle race, which -U to bo fdecldcd to-day at Flemlngton, alxty-three candidates have flsuratlvoly "(alien by the wayside." Of the seventy-two hurdlers nominated from various parts of the Commonwealth only nine remain to con test the three-mile race over obstacles.

But those who have survived the necessarily searching preparation constitute strong selection one that might possibly have been Improved had Belar and Lyn den, who ran first and second respectively last year; Zygon, who, nigh on twelve months ago, created almost a sensation, as well as a record, by his runaway Doutta Hurdlo Race victory; and others like Bayacre, Kunama, Dunkeld, Dungan- ncn, Bay of Biscay, Sarokos, Oldhome and Sea Castlo come successful through the preliminary testa. Yet It is one, as now constituted, that should provide patrons of the V.R.O. fixture with a thrilling race. Two other Jumping races and four events on the flat promise keen con tests, too, and a full and enjoyable afternoon's sport seems assured. National Candidate! Discuuad There need be no doubt which of the select nine will carry tho greatest amount of public confidence and money.

Baanya Is cast for the leading part ln this equine drama, and has well earned the honor. year, with only 9.7 on his back, ho failed to do better than finish third, five lengths behind Lynden, who, tn turn, was six lengths to leeward of Belar, the winner. Belar, who carried 1 lb. less than Baanya on that occasion, proved himself far above the or dinary, and in chasing him for the greater part of the Journey until, ln ef fect, he could maintain the chase no longer, Baanya performed a heavy task. Baanya has Improved with age.

His performances In handicap company show that. Ho Is at the moment the best middle-distance performer on the fiat in this State, just as he Is the best hurdler racing, but this has to be con sidered, he. with 11.2. or 23 lb. more than he failed with last year, has been handicapped in accord with his reputation.

If he Is a 23 lb. better horse than last year, he should, on the assumption that there is no hurdler of Bclar's call-bro opposing him, Just about take the trick, on mis recKoning ne nas a nara, but. by no means, an impossible task. But, recalling how, alter meeting trouble when Royal Challenge fell in front of him, causing him to lose considerably more than half a furlong, Nyerlmllnng. In tho V.R.C, New Year's Hurdle Race, linlsliod brilliantly enough to run fourth like a true stayer the King Ingoda gelding, with the tongue-twisiing name, can be expected to be doing better than the Tasmanlan champion over the lost hall mile.

There Is no disguising the fact that Baanya tired very badly last year, and, though he can be expected to do better now, Nyerimilang, whose knowledgeable trainer, H. W. Oabell, is decidedly hopeful, will probably trouble him, Sub Rosa Is another who, it not left too far. behind in the early stages, should be running on, with a chance, over tne last nit. Will Prismatic Stay Mr.

J. Phillips, who won the Caulfleld Cup with Oaihe Carrlngton. will be re presented In the big race by Prismatic, and C. T. Godby, who trains this Rosen- dale gelding, makes no secret of the tact that he expects to saddle up an other winner ln him of an Important event: Prismatic won the V.A.T.O.

Too- lambdol Hurdle Race- by four lengths from Prime Seal, with Star God third, so convincingly that he came into favor ail a Orand National candidate with a bound. Prismatic has to his credit an A.J.C. Hurdlo Race, ot two miles and three furlongs, but this, notwithstanding, Sydney racegoers are not enamoured ot his National chance, and declare that If he can win the three-mile race form ot hurdlers in Melbourne has deteriorated rather than Improved. But Godby thinks otherwise, ana so do many other good Judges. Prismatic, like Baanya, Is possibly Improving with age, and creden-tlallcd as he Is by those who should know best, he must be included amongst thoso candidates with first-rate 'Dronoects.

it Mrs. p. o. Hay ana ner advisers think Prime Seal more worthy to carry her colors than Oldhome, he must have at least an outside chance, while there is no denying the worth of Sllvlon, who, with a win and four ulaces in his last-livo starts, and with, only 9.2 to carry, may oe me uesi ot tne mm weignu. it mav be unwise- to denv Wayback a chance because he performed so poorly last Saturday at Wllllamstown, yet, after that display, It Is tlllllcult to tancy mm, Willie neither Our Comet or Lanlrol have dono sumclently well -in recent outings to re commend tnem.

The Minor Events. Racing is to commence at 1 p.m. with a maiden hurdle race, which is distinct from a similar race held at Wllllamstown In that Is at fixed weights, and not a handicap. As an Illustration of what this means Dark Man, who was handicapped at Wllllamstown to carry 11.5, as against Lancet's 9.0, a difference of 33 will, at Flemlngton, he required to carry 10.0; Lancet 8.9, a difference of only lb, Mystic Peak was not entered for last Saturday's race, but the fact that he was entered for the Grand National Hurdle Race shows that his connections had Ideas about him; while the fact that he was on tho same handicap as Sarokos for that race Indicates that the handlcapper, had he had the opportunity, would have had the English horse high up the Maiden Hurdle Race list. Mystic Peak Is trained by E.

O'Dwyer at Ep som, and is reported to be a natural Jumper, with a big claim to consideration. Dark Man schooled well at Men-tone, and Is well spoken ot, while Lancet showed by the way he finished last Saturday thuc lie will have to be reckoned with. Milngavio, Grim Eagle and Manlius Should also assist ui mak-tne: A race nf it. Run In divisions, the Iramoo Welter will provide two good, but open, rsoes over seven furlongs, while the Myross Handicap, for juveniles, run up the long straight, should bo a race suited to the temporlmental Chelkndric, The claim of Precocious In the Kensington Steeplechase seems unchallengeable, and Harmonic, who so nicely defeated Oalfly and King ot Arms at Moonec Valley, may prove best of the others. The concluding event of the -first day Is the Winter Handlcan.

of one mile and a ouorter. Candidates for this handicap are well known to most raaegoers, and tho task of choosing from amongst them one with outstanding: claims to sunnort Is a diffi cult one. un lorm quite a numoer nave claims, and fluctuations In the betting ring as indications of what the connections ot different candidates think of their chances together with a study of lorm, prove the best guide to lonow in endeavoring to place tne leaa-ots before the numbers go up. Selections:" Maiden Hurdle Ritre, MYBTia pkak ..1 DARK MAN 1 Lancet Iramoo Handicap First Olvlalon. LAST COURT 1 MOVIK STAR 1 PHENOMENON ,.3 a Myross llandleap, CHBLANbHIO vitabporn HANDSM, v.

Gt-nnd National Hurdle tlaee. NYBRIMILANO ,.1 BAANYA .1 -i. I. I HONA Kensington SleepleeliOM, PRECOCIOUS t. HARMONIC a BOY BtlUS it i.

1 Irsmim'Handleak, IMond -dMshxV' COUNT OHLOKF I BINNA' ,1 LADY TnSABURft I ince going to uyron. in tne conducing race, the Winter Handlcan. Kirrewur practically friendless at 33 to 1, won from two others quoted at double figures in Glenanton and Spearman, The ibvo-rlte was Heroic rmco, too was backed down from to 1 to 3 to 1. one wager of 3000 to 500 being a feature of tlioj Betting. Entries for the trotting meeting to be held at Ascot on 23rd July, close on Wednesday next, at 3 p.m.

Mr, O'Hara. of West Australia, has been on a visit to Melbourne, and In the last day or two. through the agency ot W. C. Yuitle and Co.

Pty. has! acquired four horses In Denlgod, Equette, First Bid and Pro Quid. The visitor's! purchases will be shipped to West Aus tralia 'aunng me next lew days. At Caulfleld yesterday Ran Ktuua (L Heatey) cleared three hurdles in good stylo, and Mass Production (Mr, I. weir) went saieiy over six nurcllCB.

For the JUlv meeting of the Ballarat Miners' Turf Club entries close on Monday at 3 p.m. The meeting, extending; over two days, is to be held on Wednes- day and Thursday, 26th and 28th Inst. Melbourne entries may be lodged with Mr. tii u. Heiuy, 421 uourke-strcot, Howrah, who injured himself while contesting the V.A.T.O.

Wanda Steeplechase at Caulfleld, has not progressed as weit as j. umeaiey, ms trainer, would have wished, and there is still a doubt whether he will be able to fulfil his engagement in the Grand National Steeplechase. it. is reported by cablegram yesterday that "Togo" Johnstone Is returning to; trance irom ungiana on Tuesday next, and Is to act as first jockey to M. Pierre Wcrthelmer.

Entries clote next Monday with the secretary or with Mr. A. J. Grav. 430 Bounce-street, for the Narnergoon races to go nem on Tuesday, 17111 July.

The programme is advertised, Mr. J. O. Hownrri. who hna nptr-rt as honorary judge for Seymour Turf Club during the last fifteen years, has resigned.

Mr. A. O. Hunter, the club president, complimented him on the efficiency with which his duties were discharged, Mr. B.

Nankervis (Melbourne) was ap- pointca 10 uic vacancy. RACING FIXTURES. First Two Months in Next Season With the end of the present month another racing year will have finished, Metropolitan and country clubs are therefore looking with some anxiety for i. lie list or nxtures ror next season. So far the V.R.C.

has been unable to com-l plete these, but has decided on dates lor the first two months, as follow: AUGUST, l.t rotnnr.n-n'n piTtlnif. 4th Amateur Turf dluh. 7th tTiiux). Uci'lonc St. Patrick a Day 1Mb Turr Club.

IHtlt chTlty race mooting-, isth Victoria Rarlnn Club, lnrl Ilendlno Jonltov C'vb. Ssrrt Hcndlsb Jockey Club, anth lu.i. Wlllinir.Blown Knclnu Clnb. 21ith Van-a Cln and Ullyaalc 2111b. Kchnra Knninp Club.

30th Racing Club. SEPTEMBER, 'let Victoria' Amateur Turr Club, sib Werrltice Kncfnc Club. 8th Kpeom Turf Club. Compensation rare meetlns. 1Mb r-foonee Valley llnclna Club.

10th Dallnrnt Turf Club. 20th i Bnllara't Turf Club. Its'." wcntoiiu run UIUD. XtnclnR Club. S81U Mnonee Valley Itaolng Club.

Noted Old Athlete Diet. URNSUALJI, Friday. Mr. John I Doery, one of tho oldest residents of the! Bengworden district, hoB died. Dcccascdl was a noted athlete In his youth, belnst! regarded at one of the best hurdle racers! in Australia.

He dcieatcd Roderick McLeod. on nborlirinn. who th championship of Victoria. In a match for am, ana many other pedestrians who were In the public eye about 60 years! uiu' SCRATCHINGS. V.R.C.

GRAND -NATIONAL MBETINd. July Handicap. Devon King. All Unsaseraciite.Princ fo. VICTORIA PARK RACES.

Flying Handicap. mil wedgewood. HUNTING. The Oakianda Hounda will meet to-day at 1CT0RIA AMATEUR TURF CLl'B. BATURDAY, 2 let 1934, MEETlNa KNTHIES CI.OSEAT 3 B.m.

TUESDAY NEXT, 10th July. LEAMINGTON HURDLE. 900. Two miles olio lurlonK and 63 yards. LILLtMtm TWO-VICAR-OLD, t400.

Seven furlongs, MURKUMBEKNA HANDICAP, 600. One mile null a nan. aOUHlEV WATSON STEKPL.KCHABK, 900, About two nillee and thtwe furlanizn. KAMBROOht TRIAL. 400.

Apprentice rider. For horeea that have never won or received a atalte frura any one race, up to the time of atftitlns. ot tho value of more than 100 on uie flat. Loweat handicap UALVINA WELTER, 4U0. LoWeet hah'dl cap weight 81.

One mile and half I Xurlong. NOMINATIONS, 1. A. V. 111SKENS, Secretary, V.A.T.C.

HAurke-atreet, Melbourne. is: NAKNAKGOOX KACE CLUU. JleR. H.U. and O.D.R.A.

TUKSOAY, 17th JULY. NOVELTY PONY RACE. 1S.3 to 14.2. fur. 9.

kiuI U.2 PONY RACE, fl far. -iNUViui'. iiAiNiJiUAir. lur, iiontes not won Vwtnntr. rnc oi jtzo or over 10 the and U.O PONY RACK.

4 WKLTIilH HArjIilCA, NOVELTY PONY RACE, 13.0 to n.a. ttti iur, All 10: 10 frftlnht rtifuml horatea G.D.R.A. height cirtlllcatBi or V.T. and R.A. leaued pnor to 1st Aueuat, 1030, aocepta with the secretary, or A.

atreet, Melbourne, C.I. a. A. Davis, handlcapper. DAN.

CUNN1NOHA1I, Secretary. Narnargooh. Phone, 30. BELONG RACtlVO CLUU. VV1NTKK MJCHTlNfj.

WEDNRSIiAY, IRth JULY, 1634. PHOr.1t A MMR. UARWON HURUL1X, 00. About two mllM. Nam.

10. JUVKNILK TRIAL HANDICAP, 35. About bix lunongH. jnorn. iu, jl'4U limn.

CAltNlVAL HANDICAP. MV. About Oni mite. iNum. ,10.

Ol'JKLONa WtNTKR BRUSH flTEEPLR oh ASIC, 100. About two miieu. Nom, 11). NOVICE HANDICAP. B.

About six fur longs, in iu. tou limit. OOHIO WKLTKK 30. About even fur- Ni.tn. 10 lUMif(AilUOH Ol.OSffi oh Unnrtnir.

Oth yuiy, iif.ii, ut, a Willi mr. 1.1. l.uch- tnKtan, 4D1 Wourke-Btrtet, Melbourne; Mr. A. McUoitlrlck, Ballaiat; and Uifl Secretary, 70 FKKIOHT will he paid on all tioraes (excepting winners), from Melbourne, and an al- lowanta maae up to hu muca on oiner line.

B1DN.Y N. UM1TH. flccreury. VICTORIA (GtifXONG) COUUS1NG CLUU. TUESDAY, 'i'll Ha DAY and Kl( I DAY, 171H, WATERLOO UUP.

for 6 a.a.. atB fl MCh ami Champion Eauh. WATERLOO PLAT, wun HQQon inonsy tinti vaiuiiuii uui leia tuaa troph; THK BKNNRTT SPlEED CUP, for 48 a.a.. ftl ,22 each (eligible to dogs that have nevei won moro than 7 10 on the piumpton ant that have competed 8 tlmen at either Napie, Pnrk nr MnriFivrtiniiiz Siwotl IrnchiK handsome tropny will be presented to the I winner. THK PKTER DAWSON COLD CUP.

for 32 mixed at 2 2 each, with Gold Cui added. 8 a. open, at 2 2 each. NOMINATIONS CLOSU ON FRIDAY, lath' JULY, at p.m. Special trains leava Melbourne at.

I.1B am, returning 4.43 p.m, tares: isi 2nd claks. B6. olass. Full partiouiars, iiKNT, Hon. Hncrctftry, PHone, RALLARAT MINKR3 TVUT CUB wkdnehday and Thursday, sath ana aotn PlRST DAY IIANDICAP MAIDKN PLATB.

Jilft. BMl tl JULY IIANUIOAP, iso. 1 MU TS ynl HANDICAP HURDLB fOO. 1 mile- HANDICAP NOVBLiTY PONY RACB, 39, Plil-niDENt'S HANDICAP, 1 mil. IV NOVlOrS HANplOAP.

(ID. Hall frelnht only up lo Mid ala atart.re (atak. winnera em nntrl.a. 10 aloaV loepieni, Kellly, Melbourna. and thai Bwrtlary, Ballarat, at p.m.

on Horaay, At.icx uenoLDRlOK. B.oratary.'. T3 Ballarat, COUNTRY prORTS. from the bath. II L.m ,1,.

W.prlVin. tllBh.r llin i.niary eenool viauea in. nrcmia ainran era war. d.r.at.a. nut the -air ar baaketball NEW SOUTH WALES.

Victoria Park Mesling. SELECTIONS AND PROGRAMME. With thirteen races to be decided to day at Victoria Park, Sydney racegoers will be reminded of the days when that resort was the head quarters of pony racing. The difference Is considerable, however, when class Is considered. Seve ral candidates of good suburban class are engaged, and the meeting, which opens at 11.49 a.m., should prove very success- tui.

ejeiecuans; Novice Handicap. Mrst Division. DEPAR 1 TAPKSTRV 3 SILKY OAK 3 Second Division. SASTRUOI 1 MACULA BIO BOY 3 Flying Handicap, 1 First Division. HEAD MASTER 1 KALA MOTI 3 ZEUS 3 Second Division, oisju CORDOVA 3 WEB JOCK 3 Third Dlvlafon.

MOUNTAIN ROSE 1 SLY BOOTS 2 CllUQUlSACA 3 Nursery Handicap. First Division. POVERTDALK 1 SHORT WAVE 2 prince inaiinoRN 3 Second Division. VANDAL 1 NEAT BTAR 3 GALA BOY 3 14.3 Maidon Handicap. Flrat Division.

CONNABAU 1 FUNNY BEE 2 SOME DIP 3 Second Division. BETTY MARCH 1 PLAYDAY 2 LUlilllLAX Welter Handicap. First Division. curtius i wfjcford a PROWLER Second Divleton. ASSAI 1 hathalib a ilLXTlOHIS -3 Third Division.

MOUNTAIN ROSE 1 ROMAN WALL a PICO BLANCO 3 Victoria Park Handicap. winrosw 1 VERSION a REGAL STAR 3 THE FROGKAMME. 11,45. Novice Handicap, on rails. Flrstl Division: CocKpen, U.O; BombObtlc, 8.2; De-I par, 8.U! Kvr flcady, Llntio, queen Avis, 1 Moivlus, Taj-cstry, 7.12; 7.11; Volwood, Moa Bliyloclt, Opera Pie.

Silky Call, Kurlnsal Fluent 12.0. Becond Division. Star Bar-truct, The Joker, 8.7; Star li.ine, liver Sung, Mactila, 8.0; Balleht, Oay Lord, 8.4; Lady Arltel. 8.3; B.n hoy, Kkmnnimee, falconer, fi.uj Salad. 7.12: Cortnac, 7.10; Nasstan, MUt fluency.

Lady Uamitr, 7.9. la.aa. Kiying Handicap, sis Division: Kala Motl, 9.0; Braianface. Le LeKiim, 8.B: Ijoyat Verde, 8.3; Veibn-tit, 8.2: Labor Oirl, 8.0: Wexford, Curtis, 7.12: Oolden Oate, 7.10; Zeus, 7.9; Cercello. fl' Hnirl Vaslae Ua.h.

1 V. rt Anchor, Pontoon, 7.3; o'magli, Fleet, Uatna- 12.57. Second Division. Ornah. Parrlnvn Aussie's Delight, 8.7; Nellie May, Maid Mary, ClBju, 8.S: Ba'rrlos, Bo'onjee, Keg'lewood, iflph Dindain, Chlefava.

C'stura, Wee Jock, Luck ami, Jtpui lev, aun. O.2. 1.21. Third Division: David Prtoto Phti. quisaca, 8.7; Sly Buots, iVlountaln Rose, Catr bar.

TalftRal, Lady Caroline, Peiar Qirl, Rackets, 8.6; Brazonlnn, Snstrugl, Miss Newbridge, Loafstock, Cheer Mag, speak Easy, Coraana, Burraba, Foole March, sunny View, 1.44.Nursery Handicap, afx furlongs. Pirat Dlviaion: Short Wave. u.S: Povertdaie. Prince Hlehboi-n. 8.7: Kina'a Head.

H.4: Mvh. 110 Spell, g.a; King of Diamonds, 8.1; Haut no9 uem, i.v; un rm, 7.7; Biuevllle, 7.fl Boolarong. 7.6; Canadian, 7.4; Verberry, 7.2r Limeaux, Irish Klegance, 7.0. .2.7. Second Division.

Stencil, By dolly, Vandal, Dutch Courage Capetown, Clarebawn, Affluence, Silvatls, Neat star, 8.0; Stalnburn, Bodyguard, 8.2: htanl Val, 8.1; Qala Boy, Ain Folk, 8.0. 3.30.-14.2 Maiden Hntirtlcnn fmn- rufinn and a hair. First Division; Ctinny wee, tf.o: Black Buttoniy, Moneta, 8.7: Con-liasau, 8.8; St. Tuerlon, Prince cello, Rose ijiouiiib, o.o; oonie iip, Aimee VAlieon, 8.0 Star of Fortune, Roae Francis, 7.12. 2.M.;-Seeowl Division: Beryl June, Tlnyi HtjltV Mftmh.

Jilat Vnl A- Unva rn lliau. lr. Lily wood, Werraplt, Princess Babyl, 3.16. Welter nandlcap; seven furlonga. titltlon, Havaspot, Wexford, 9.9: Prowler.

Love oun, w.o; Aieinor, y.ay roponame, uerceuo 9.3; Sky Brightener. 0.5; Ranworth, La Vixen, otnumuie, niimaros, t'onioon, Ranchero, 8.10; Fame, Anchor, Cordova. 1.9. 3. .10.

Sonnrl rtlvlalnn. Asanl Prtat.ua 1m. kcr, Multlgrls, Hap'pendo, 8.S; 'parcourler, Hlell Disdain, fl.4: Anrll Flrtt. Wa J.Mtk. Lapttiorne, Moivlus, Heyday, 8.i; Sydney George, 8.2.

4.2. Third Dlvlafon: Chuqulaaca, Glory Olrl, Pico Blanco. Cairbar. Bnlatln. Eton Lady.

Flcktft Wallace, R.7; Lnriy Vamp, Mountain nose, SJI; Vernactllar. Mlas Newbridge. Xeat stock, Tnnqull, Roman Wall. Note, Silver City, New Chum, Stray Sun beams, 8.R. 4.

0. Victoria Park Handlcan. one mite ann a quarter ana mi yarns. version, v.u; KfRaj star, a.s; Tangible, s.u; Wlnroe, l.vi; 7.A; Flinders, feem'niak, 7.4; Fickle Wallace) f.U SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Adelaide Hunt Olub Races.

ACCEPTANCES AND SELECTIONS. 1 Adelaide Hunt Olub Is to hold a meeting to-day at Cheltenham Park. The doubles totallsator will be conducted on the Downer Handicap and Blackmore Handicap. Selections Blacklcr Trial Hurdle CXRUSO 1 ALKALI 3 PURPLE PRINCE 3 Bagot High Weight Handicap. First Division.

MONOOLATA 1 ST. OUN 2 NAQOVA 3 Draff Cup. QUINDOO 1 ST. TET1T 3 KNIOHTSBRIDQE 3 Downer Handicap. 8ALANTON 1 ROYAL ACADEMY 2 TUNTERDEN 3 Stirling Steepleehuie.

CHATEAU BOY I THA1DES 2 HINDOO PISTOL 3 Blackmore Handicap. merab MOAB 2 ONE BTEP 3 Baffot High Weight Handicap. Second Division. SCOTCH VALOUR 1 BRAVE COLORS 2 INSIMBO 3 THE PROGRAMME. 1.1S.

Blackler Trial Hurdle Race, about two mues anu one nunurea ana ten yaras, aiksu, iv. i uaruso, lu.is; uooagiass. lu.u; ropover. tMOi H)natu, Perfect star, Seavelile, 9.7! 4 ait Prince, w.di Liscioonvarna, Scoran, Valley dm, 9.2; Caiaii guuen. Purple Prinui.

9.1; Jyuronl. Fine Wuaiify, The Mule, 9.0. 1.60. Bagot High Weight, sia furlongs and a nii. nrsi Livtsiun.

Siasiern oiar, v. valieyaare, 8.13; Uotham, l'rlnoass Harmony, 6.U; Nafcoya, 8.8; Clearness, 8.6; Cavanton, j.4; Aslir.uge, 8.2; St. Uun, 8.1; KarJdorman, Mongoiata, Nanhoime, Preston King, flabbier, 2.29, drao CUP. Two miles and three furlongs, at. lb.

at. lb. Kniffhtu bridge li Royal iu 9 Unlndnn ..11 A Mnntar UnmlouA 10 a llnet 10 12 Spring Seal 10 Tetlt 10 11 Wau 10 7 urn io lo Wny Pick 10 7 Bt. Tet Beilum K.A. tlnwhnr MntirtlOain.

nln ftirlnnM and Downer Handicap) nine yards. Saianton. 9.0: To forty yards. saianton, 9.0; Toccata, 7.12; i'enterden, Bachelor Green, 7 Libretto. Malakl, i'rince Virgin, Btarpol i.di maun, L0.

two Bov. 10.10: Shoot Inr uoy, 4U-v; Thames, io.hi Hunearlan. y.il i Pooover. Kanmn, v.vi Hindoo pistol, v. Home ny, namunri aoa iegs, oumuiini, s.u, 1.1A tl.tirllKiin.

fltrH rurlnhHI.aH. Ch'e ill; MUi Yin 7.10; 'Arbu tua, La Petite; 7.4: Denooka, atenanne, le Aiananton, Tartan 4,50. Bagot Hltn Weight. ia furionsind half. Second Division, Opera Queen, 9.0; Rrava CnTori, 1.10; ls Petite.

8.9; Move Up, 8.8; Valour, 8.7; Inulmbo, 8. 5 1 White ranii, iseiwuarvu, n. VJrvinn, nriwi! uonraaia, outpost, Konaestor, Shipmate, s.o. RIFLK SHOOTING. A DlliU HaU-d lkb.h aet nurmn ip, it.

umnuigri 10, 41 (A) Bg, or IliiKavla (2) 10 0 Coata Rloa' (ft'l 9 9 anfius 10 0 drlm Eagle (if 5 fi IRAUOO HANDICAP. Ot 300; iscond, 480; intra, j.owbi umiuiuKti welkin, lb. aovtn furl onus. 1.60. First Division.

t. lb. at. lb. Phenomenon Shining dold Bio; Chequer lul 0 Harding I 13 I 13 Court (9) What Joy (16) Six Xurlonge.

t. Ih. Croden Lad Handaej (S3) Chelandrlc (10) Aneelo (1) aunrnyela (8) Trttelela (Slj yila.pgm ilt Bllxlf (13) Qlnbrio (18) Buteman (10). Nonl (12) Dolton CA Wlnrlnte (20 I i Bin mnn 11(1 ABirni uoi (Inc. 7 lb.

pen.) 7 Sir Ouex (N.Z.) nl ixi i Midi Clear Art (31) 8 7 10 7 8 itina uanuta (f) 13 1 at sea (a) l.a GRAND NATIONAL HURDLB BACE. Of 1600; eeoond, 800) third, 150, Yre. at. lb. 1.

BAANVA, J. T. Bnlllvan'a (7) a. 11 2 Red, white red and wh'te cap. Probable rider L.

J. Hynea 2. WAYBACK, W. Burke and w- f. mem o'lun wood Brlshtly 3) a.

11 0 Pink, green pink probable rider A. Armsdcn 3. NVERIMILANO, J. A. Hae- l.roo a or K.

iins inguoa WeUh Maid (6) a ..10 9 Light blue, black aleevea, red cop. Probable rider W. Sanditord PRISMATIC. J. A.

ch Roeaendale Prlera 8) ..10 7 Royal blue, gold hooped aleevea. Probable rider F. Douglas- -OUR COMET, T. J. Clnfl.

nay's ch g. Day Comet Lady Hill (5) -6 ..10 4 1 whit, sash, black cop. Probable rider Dulleu a. bub ROSA. a.

Payne's r. Atniopian laoornn izi lit i uom, rea oracee ana cap. Probabl. Rider w. Nelson 7.

PRIME SEAL. P. O. Hoy-a gr g. sarcneaon Kentdale (4) Blue, pink braces and cap.

Probable rider R. Sweotnam. 8. LANIROI, R. J.

Watson's br lmius i.aay ticigie (1) a. Gold, brotvn sleevea and cap. Probable rider B. Fielder. 8.

IILVION. 11. H. Kerr's r. eillviua Black uauery Black, ororsed sashea and sleeves, whlto cap.

Probable rld.r A. Fullarton. 3.3.1. KENSINOTON STRRPLKCHASKi. jc.uoi secono, tmro.

JL40. ADOtit two nuie. ana nan a lunong. at. lb.

Prccoolous (10) 11 around Swell at, lb. 9 a 2 Rovrti Visitor 111 in.z,i tai Appellant (S) Boy Blue (2) Wldelewa (fi) Harmonlo (3) Red Earl (7) Prince Flaviol (4) Dally Mall (81 IRtXMOO HANDICAP. Of 200; second, 60; third, 30. Lowest handicap weiUt, st. 1 iu.

ORvnn luriuugn, 4.10. Second Division. at. lb. st.

lb. Count Orion Lord Pat 8 8 (1) 10 fl Hap (8) 2 Prostration Lady Treasure (N.Z.) (13) 9 A (15) 8 2 Ootdtiag 7) 6 4 Folk Lore (0) 8 0 Dominant (14) 0 0 Woodbine (61 7 13 Gay IClhg fl 12 Bronn (12) ..70 Opera Bag aalllhrook (101 Blnna (lfl) 11 Aianaraua in veruauiu 7 7 8 4.4fi. WINTER second, 80; HANDICAP, or 1400; third. 40. One mile and a ouar.er.

at. Iti. Viol D'Amour Aknnre (5) (8) 0 10 Petnu (7) Kajcle Eye (9) 8 13 Brutus (IS) Croscon (2) 8 18 fikram (10) Noel Soldat Llth Beau (3) (12) fl caue Pnir fl. lb. 3 7 2 Movie Star (41 8 1 (N.Z.) (8) (Harriet- positions in parentheses.

PROBABLE RIDERS IX MINOR RACES. MAIDEN HURDLE RACB.r-Flavantus, Dummeti: Oldyah, T. Oibbs; Ran Kassa, L. Hcaley; Dark Man, D. McKae: MIlnKavle, D.

Wralghti MADllus. P. Brady; Mystic reak, J. Ntwton or J. O'Dwyer; Lanaet, W.

tihand; Costa Rica, B. Huwlett Grim lCagle, R. Sweetnam. IRAMOO HANDICAP. First Division: Phe- notnwuon, n.

Vstum n. oravc uojr, E. Preston; Movie Star, A. Recti or T. Wen-Iteri Blue Chequer, J.

L. Mt-agher; Dame tsa. H. Moran; Last Court, N. Creltchton; kmlnere.

B. Baxter; Myarin, W. Mlliot; Uhln-Ine Uold. A. Q.

Read: Jaberoo. J. O'Brien: Great Don, flkidmort: iiaidfnir, o. Wen- nan; r-Rioniie, w. tooK; jeiaiwauan, ti.

fres-ton; Lyrlokshlre, H. Olseili Wuat Joy, J. Ulanch. WVK083 HANDICAP. Croden trfid.

W. Cox; Handsel, ti. Preston: Chelandrlc, F. Dsihpseyt Angelo, W. Cook; Bunrayslo, H.

Baduer; Trite iu la, Daniels; Vltasporn, A. Dewhuriti Kiexir, R. Cairn; Olubrio, J. O'brlen; Buteman, A. Ayros; Star uf ICrin.

W. fiUtoti Jnily Boy, 8. Murphy; All at Sea, H. Hughes; Dolton, J. Oodoy; Wlndale, A.

Cooper; Astern, K. Cameron; Sir Quex, R. Bailey; Deep Lead. L. Budge: Mlnch, H.

iforaii; Clear Art, W. Stirling; King Canute, Hughes. KKNA1NOTOV STEEPLECHASE. Preco cious, R. Bwsetnnrn; Royal Visitor, J.

Dulleu; Appelant, u. uoy uiue, t. uynon; wldilewa, Fullarton; Harmonic. S. Cat-roil: Ground Swell.

K. McMnhon; Red Eail T. Lynch; Prince Flaviol, a. Wise. IHAM HO IlANlirPAP Hncnnil nitl.Iiiti- Count UrlotT, F.

Dempsey; Proslratlun. yvt'UHier; uom nag, u. vasso; uominai)t, Daniels (lay King. Ron Bones; Uuera Bag, J. Rulte Unlllbrook, D.

Bourke; Blnna. A. Retdi Lord Pit, A. O. Read; Hap, O.

Phil-Hps; Lady Treasure, j. Munro: Folk Lure, ton i i ob-ubiih, n. UI ox: Verbatim. W. Ullfot, oarry: nroana, it.

rosier; juanaraua, w. WINTfcR HANDICAP, one mile and a Quarter. Viol d' Amour, H. Badger; Uagle Kyi, W. Cook; Croscon, J.

Shannon; Noel Soldat, O. Phillips; Movie Btar. A. Reed; Olldeawny. F.

lsnipsey; Akanree, H. Skldmore; Petau. E.Mqram Brutus, W. Cox Skiam, R. Bailey: Ith Beau.

W. lilliot; Cape Fair, A. Ayros; Sabit, H. Olsen. Latt Night's Popularity Poll.

Proceedings were on the quiet side lost night when racing folk met to discuss Orand National Hurdle- race prospects and to indulge ln a review ot the tall- mates of chances prepared by experts in that branch of turf work, Most of the! talk was between the estimators them-selves, and when all they had to say had oeen saia, tne popularity pan was declared aa follows; Baanya Nyemnllnng, Prlematlu Bub, Kosa lilvlon Pr.me Beal Waybaek pur Comet Lanlroh TRAINS FROM FLINl)ERS-8TitEET. Special race train services will be run to day from Flinders-street. Trains will leave no, io east platform. Flinders 'strtot, at fr atient Intervals, stopping at No. 14 Island platform, Bpenoer-street, to pick up passengers, and tnenco proceeding express to the racecourse, the whole Journey taking 13 minutes.

On return, trains will run through to i-imunra-Biinii, lupimm bi apencer-SLTcei lot down passengers. FLEMING TON1 RACES. Special TRAINS FROM FLINDER8-BT. For tH Orand National MeeUng To-day. next Baturday, Trains will Hart Flinders-st.

(No. 10 East Platform), stopping at No, 14 Island Platlprin. to plok up paasengers, and then mn express to the Racecourse. On tH Mtilfn ImirHntt Ihilm ta.ltl fiim. ftmersst.aftsrstoppfng at Spenoer-st, to Road Race for Professionals.

Professionals will be catered for fay Mr. Robert! this afternoon, with his tnnth ihrinti open 83-mile handicap race over the sevtrei tilangular course from North Essendon that embraces Sulla, SutibUry, Diggers' Hoit ahd (tenor. a start win be made on the Bulla- road About 3 p.m, The entry of 330 ts a record for an afternoon raci for profis- sionaia. ror amateurs win provided by their clubu this tiroy will hula a ag-milt senior and 10-mils juniof champion-oh the Plenty-road, Preston. Kenai Helen's 1(0 mile will detiided over an out-ami.

iwmv ouurse on tne ueeiong-roaa from Foots-oray, uarnetie and (lien irii and Canterbury will combine in a 35-m lie scratch race from Jrnui. tartmt 8 p.m. South Melbourne lh ftWMNSt Tib Vkmm 6or. J. Jones.

b': rf. J. Ky.n! ts' VtMIUnn. CI Unf1.iati.il NOhtH OF THt VAflRA CLUB1. A meellne; of th.

north of tht Yarra ama Mill1 tlubsNortr) Mellaurtie, Altolla, 5Sls- wilf b. hiiii ill Mrniria. evenirm fn the Foots, eiar club room to their ali. ooiftna-OMioiii anil return race. TOUH Of OIPPtLAND.

lie. tT. IT. MarfAanli th. rs." aa? Council to have JU Tour of lISnd H6.mllt race nroRntaed and Uatid isatn been appointed organisen of the race.

NATIONAL DIVISION. A Section, M.H.8. v. Tooronra: S. Rav- mer.

Caulfleld v. Wllllamstown, at 2.15 p.m. a J. Lever. Northcote v.

Glon Huntly: G. Parker. Newport v. Camberwell: E. Behdail.

Port Melbourne v. Red Sox: W. Beams. Old Gold v. Y.M.C.A.: L.

Freeman. Section. Ivanhoe J.O.R. v. Brighton, at 2.30 p.m.: F.

Crosbie. Camberwell v. Broad-hurst's: J. R. Hill.

All Saints' v. Brunawlck 3 R. Weate. Air Force v. C.T.S.O.B., at Fawkner Park: Smyth.

Northcote v. St. Martin 'Sj at 3 p.m.: L. Mananeld. Dandenong Association.

Oaklelgh Xeos v-Oakleigh: F. Lyle. tVavertey v. Spring Vatea Q. Stevenson.

AMATEUR BOXINQ AND WRESTLING, JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS. EXCITING BOUTS. The Victorian Amateur Boxing and Wreat ling Association conducted the third round of the juniot ohampionahlpa hut night at the Railways Institute Halt. Th. beet boning bout of the evening wu a strrlng, clsver battl.

between P. Eddlng. ton, winner of th. 6 st. 7 championship for 1933, and E.

Scott, a St. Vincent de Paul boy. E'ddlngton was not aa clever ueual, ana Scott wus the better boxer, who ehowed clever evasion and pumped out a vlmlul left. His side stepping was good, and the declelon against him met with a hostile noeptlon. He we.

unlucky to low. Results: WRESTLING. 1 Division 9 st. B. Walker W.S) d.

V. Palamara (9.61 on points. Division st. 7: R. A.

Ollmore P. Ryan (5.0) on nolnte. Divlelon 6 at. i it Glynn d. B.

Cowllnc on a walk-over. Division 6 7: L. Shield. (S.B d. If.

Lonergan (8.4) by two straight Division 7 st. R. Smith d. A. Haywoodl on a watk-over.

Divlelon 8 St. 7: -W. Spenc. (8.8) 0. J.

Me Oorraack (8.4) on polnteT, a walkover A Uclntir d- Savag. oa Division 10 St. 8: P. Ball (10.5) d. 'W.

Oroom (10.4) by one fall. BOXINQ. Division 6 st. 7: R. Greenwood (5.4)- d-? S5-5! on A.

Boyc. (5.7 d. E. Koran io.T) on points, R. MIUs (6 3) J- -5- Meehan (5.4) on points, A.

Hall IS 6) T. Hogan (5.6) on oolnta. 1 ivuion 8 B. Egan (5.10) d. T.

Mal-lows (5.13) on points. V. Ni.1 ni n. 80)Ud IngtoB Sc.ott. "y2- Points.

H.D (V7t.n'poin"1T,,1 'T'" w- (7.13) 4. T. Molon.y (7.13) rl (7.13) dl' p.Vn. oi U. All 17.13) division 8 H.

C. PalU (8.7) TB. B. iI d. R.

Berry tfimdW.Sn' Harp" Dlvlslon 9: Percy (0.8) d. J. Egan Whnlcal knockout In the smSS round. S.Thompeon (0.6) d. M.

Lyons (9 oi on a technical knockout In the third round. Draw for Chelsea Tourney. -Draw for the second nleht thn arranged by the Chelsea amateur boxing anal WMstllng tournament, to be held on Hon. nay. norsbUrgh t.

E. v. A. Knott. Feather: W.

Rickett. V. Apoerson. Hurray v. Light: L.

Hurray y. T. Best O. Oonnan. Welter: Oj VHBK1B, Anaersoa Peebles.

R. M'Tnlvn utui BaxlnB. Bantftm V. nharltm fon. Curtis v.

L. TuUoch. iWber: Ca Shepherd y. J. Dayman.

Lisht (SmESSi i wumn v. h. Tnompson, C. Cummins v. A vAJsw- Onmeron.

O. Williams v. cleovM. Welte, SMARTLY DRESS a "LOYALTY i' altta aa nuLrtst mmStsStT Moos LOTTALTIa '1a ra tww hi SHIRT5iaCL0THIKC frallasi LOYALTY.