The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 22

22 SPORT THE AGE, Saturday, May 31, 1969 NIGHT TROTS Clashes Dandenong's chance to Trurh J. Greensill VIVKAY BED MEADOW': SON OF VICKIE ADIOS HERITAGE NEV. SAY MONARA Best Bet' St. R.yClni' I NANCY MARIE GREEN SON OF NANCY VICKIE MARIE ADIOS GREEN DIE NEV. SAY DIE HERITAGE MONARA BALLON D'ESSAI MYSTIC ROBERT GYRO ALECANE WELC.

ADVICE GLOBE SCORE DARK CLOUD' MELINDA DELVIN GLENF. GOLDEN SATIN KYMARA I HARVIAN "The Age" Sun Jock Bates R. Tremboth RED MEADOW RED MEADOW VIVKAV V1VKAY FLY FLY BIRD MATE1.QT ADIOS GREEN GYRATfON SON OF NANCY VICKIE MARIE VICKIE MARIE TRANQUIL BILL HERITAGE NEV. SAY DIE NEV. SAY DIE MONARA MONARA HERITAGE JOHNNY CHAP.

GYRO GYRO LORD SETAY D'ESSAI SHEP WELC. ADVICE ALECANE GLOBE SCORE WELC. ADVICE SUPER JET GLOBE SCORE DELVIN GLENF, ARDRI TINA MEI.INDA DARK CLOUD LOVELY WAY MELINDA KYMARA GOLDEN SATIN KOKIRI KYMARA GLEN. GOLD. HARVIAN GYRO LORD SETAY BALLON D'ESSAI WELC.

ADVICE ALECANE GLOBE SCORE beat hoodoo By Mike Smith Dandenong has never defeated Port Melbourne at home, but it could break the hoodoo and win the battle for fourth place in the VFA match of the day at Port Melbourne tomorrow. MELINDA DELVIN GLENF. LOVELY WAY GLEN. GOLD GOLDEN SATIN KYMARA 2 3 1 5 -132 VIVKAY, 7 S-5 2 436 LUCKY ROMAN, 9 3 364 ROVER'S RETURN, 2-5 4 12 RED MEADOW, 8 4-5 5 213 FINLEY'S 9 4-5 6 2P4 LITTLE DEVIL, II 2-5 7 130 MATELOT, 10 2-5 mm 2. $1650.

rag''; F. L. selects Alike Smith sive recruiting campaign, does not have the players to upset the strong PRAHRAN team. Ruckmen Kevin Rose, John MrKen7if and ftrnpmo NAPLES HANDICAP 7.40 $1550. (2.21 or better).

Abt. Wt furlongs. 8143 CANNY RAIDER, 7 4-5 Dove 12 fr-562 HONEST REWARD, 8 Ford 12 1 10 276 NATIONAL GOLD, 1-5 scr. 12 11 824 FIERY FREDA, 6 1-5 B. Clarko 12 12 531 BANOOKA BILL, 2-5 er 12 IS 22 FLY FLY BIRD, 7 G.

Rothacker 12 14 315 ALLEGIANCE CHOICE, 8 1-5 I Simons 12 T. Allen fr. G. Gnlh fr. Ward fr.

ShlnO fr. Turner fr. Glide fr. Murray 12 MILAN HANDICAP (2.19 or better). Abt.

12 furlongs. (First leg of T.A.B, Double). 8.10 8 Innes fr. Hanson -fry 6537 MOOROOPN A. 7037 ANTHONY DEE.

7 4-5 8 890 FAVOURITE WAY, 8 3-5 Lonx fr. 9 493 TRANQUIL BILL. 7 1-5 fr. 1 828 VICKIE MARIE, 8 1-5 Caldow Ir. 2 DM SYDNEY SONG 9 3-5 O'Connell fr.

3 730 TARDY GLENFERN, 3-5 McDowell fr. 4 349 SON OF NANCY, 8 G. D. Wilson fr. 5 960 FOGGY'S GIFT, 10 3-5 Marshall fr.

10009 MAIN PIKE, 8 1-5 acr; It'll 145 LAST FLOOD, 8 B. Gath 12 12 822 ADIOS GREEN, 3 Fltzpatrlck (2 13 850 THE COUNT, 9 D. Dove. 12, 14 061 GYRATION, 8-5 1st VICTORIA SAPLING STAKES $1400. (2-YO).

Abt. 8V4 furlongs. 8.40 D. Hoban. fr.

D. Dove, r. MAC, 18 McSwecn-fr. 5 I3S HERITAGE, 8 2-3 6 2L3 MONARA; 8 1 573 2 256 3 7 NEVER SAY DIE, 2 4-5 Turner fr. NOMADIC, 14 4-5 Langlands fr.

ARCTIC SUMMER, 11 3-5 F. Slllnn fr. MOORABOOL DIRECT fr. 7598 PEGGY 0 MAHONE GLENFERN, .18 4-5 Blake.fr. ITALIAN CUP 9.10 (2.17 or better).

Abt UV, furlongs. (Second leg of TA.B. Double). I Dandenong got to within eight points or the Boroughs in 1967 and 1964, but a greater will-to-win and a "needle" from the previous memorable clashes at Port could give it the taste of victory for the first time at Port. Port, with successive wins over Brunswick, Wav-erley and Yarraville, is developing into a more settled line-up after poor displays against Prahran and Sand-ringham.

Shane McKew, Gary Brice and Clive Pasqulll form an attacking half-forward line, and could be too fast for the Dandenong half-back line led by Jim McNamara. But it is difficult to visualise the Boroughs' defence holding Paddy Guln-an. "will o' the wisp" Pat F. lerty and "Frosty" Miller, who showed he is back in top form with seven goals last week. The ruck duels should be close.

John Gardner is having a great first season for Port and rover Norm Goss has been brilliant around the packs. But Gardner lacks big-man support and Dandenong ruckman Eddie Melai, Ian Abraham and Alan Morrow could be too strong after half-time. All-out Dandenong has potential match winners on every line, but too much has been left to too few this season, and all players must combine in a 100 minutes effort if Dandenong is to reach the finals. In the words of secretary Mr. Lionel Farrow: "If all players fired at the same time, no team would hold them." WAVERLEY and YARRAVILLE meet in a danger game for both sides at Waverley tomorrow.

The Panthers must win to have any final four hopes, and Yarraville needs a vic tory to remain within strik ing distance of the leaders- Waverley, if it is wet, $2000. 1 907 2 600 3 500 WONG ALA GLEN, 8 MYSTIC ROBERT, 7 3-5 ADONIS BEAU, 9 2-5 McKenile fr. W. White fr. fr.

3748 NAMBOOL, 8 4-5 D. Turner fr. 6 74 SHEP, 8 J. White fr. 7 478 FLYING ACTION, 10 Pocock fr.

8 127 LORD SETAY, 3 2-5 Benaer fr. 8315 BALLON D'ESSAI, 9 2-5 Hurley 12 10 311 GYRO, 3 4-5 Murray 24 4773 JOHNNY CHAPPELET, G. Rothacker fr. Glenn Murphy. 20, who wUVplay on the wing for Hawthorn today against St.

Kilda, with his fiancee, receptionist Dianne Edwards, 18. Both live at Chelsea and they attended Bonbeach High School together. 2nd VICTORIA SAPLING STAKES $1400. (2-Y-O). Abt.84 furlongs.

9.40 fr. 12 McSween fr. 5112 ALECANE 6 55 TYPHOON ROSE, RYAN BAY, 16 3-5 Le Sueur fr. NEUTRAL BAY, 13 4-3 Dunbar fr. GLOBE SCORE, 9 2-5 W.

Shlnn fr. SUPER JET, 8 -5 Bcmer fr. ,7211 WELCOME ADVICE, 7 '2-5 B. Clarlte Ir. 1 178 2 824 3 1L6 4 332 6.

8 38 REGAL RED BtnniSCI ir. 10.10- rt ROME HANDICAP $1550. (2.30 or better). Abt. 12'2 furlongs.

Crucial soccer ties await hew stars By Vincent Basile Four overseas soccer stars will make their first appearances with local teams this weekend In a crucial round which could bring 10 977 TOP RULER, 14 1-5 G. Frost 12 11 D00 TANNERY 13 4-5 N. Welsh -12 12 351 DELVIN GLENFERN, 11 4-5 G. Gath- 13 27P VIOLONCELLO, 12 4-3 Brock 12 "14 D44 GOULBURN ECHO, 13 4-5 Ducat 12 15689 NELSON'S REPORT, 13 1-5 D. Dove'38 16154 LOVELY WAY, II 3-3 N.

Gth.48 Sqr. fr. B. Gath fr. Mackay fr.

Johnston fr. Fanell fr. Splterl fr. Evans 12 Cavallaro 12 A. Galh 12 1 006 2 152 3 070 4 889 5 317 6 754 7 608 8 850 9 922 PRONTO CARL, 16 3-3 DARK CLQUD, 14 1-5 IMPERIAL BAR, 10 4-1 DARISSA, 14 3-5 ARDRI TINA, 14 4-5 TOPPER BOY, 20 1-5 LALOR RAIDER, 14 1-5 LUCKY COMET, 13 1-5 F.

MELINDA, 13 2-5 State League ladder. QUALIFYING STAKES $1550; (mobile barrier). 1 1 iurlongs. (T.A.B. 10.40 qulnella race).

Males fr. 5 O'Connor fr. Le Stjcur fr. Jardlne fr. 10 3-3 McCallum fr.

7- r4P2 KAMAL, 9 3-5 8 573 SOIDA 10 8361 KOKIRi; II .1 10 274 HARVIAN. 9 1-5 11 522 BLONDE STREAK, 1 232 KYMARA, 11 Dewhlrst 2 041 GLENBURN GOLD (2nd emerg.) 10 Bellman fr. 3 105 HIGHLAND DAISY, 9 4-5 fr. Douglas fr. 4 145 GOLDEN SATIN, 12 Gilchrist fr.

5 583 HUON EDDY. 10 Roberts fr. 6 655 BOWSER BOY (1st 9 Lost Distanced. Fell. Pulled up.

i numbers PARIS, May 30 Two all-Australian clashes in the French international tennis championships today will further reduce Australia's representation as the big entry in the men's singles comes down to the final 32...... Heading the programme on the fifth day today is Rod Laver's unfinished match against Dick Crealy, the Australian No. 3. Laver is down two sets to one 3-6, 7-9, 6-2. On the centre court, Ken Rosewall, who won the ti.tle here last year, meets Australian, Martin Mulligan; who now plays for Italy.

Rosewall is in good form and should win. Tony Roche, seeded No. 2, should end Allan Stone's run of success. Other Australians who have tough third-round matches today are Barry Phillips-Moore, who meets sixth-seed Arthur Ashe, and Bob Carmichael, who clashes with Manuel San-tana of Spain. MEN'S SINGLES SECOND ROUND.

J. Newcombe (Australia) d. W. Bowrey (Australia). 6-3.

6-2, 6-2; Carmichael (Australia) d. F. McMillan (South Alrica). 6-3. 6-1, 6-2: El Sbalel (Egypt) d.

V. Zcdnlkk 6-0. 6-1. 6-2; J. Kodes (Czech.) d.

R. Howe (Australia). 6-0. 6-2. 6-6; R.

Emerson Australia) d. t. Nowlckl (Poland). 63 6-2, 62; Santana (Spain) d. 'I Tlrlac (Rumania), 6-3.

7-5. 6-3; Rlcbey (USA) led W. Ava a 'Chile). 6-4. 6-3.

-10, 6-6. rain stopped play: R. Crealv (Aust.) led R. Layer 6-3, rain stopped play. MEN'S DOUBLES SECOND ROUND.

K. Rosewall and Stone (Australia) d. H. and T. Akbarl (Iran).

6-2, 6.1. 6-0: W. Alvarez and J. Velasco (Columbia) a. J.

Alexanoer ana k. uem (USA) d. G. Oi Maso (Italy) and I. MOima tiaiumoia), t-i, ou.

6-2; W. Bowrey and R. Ruflels (Aus(-) d. C. Oucln and J.

P. Oliver (France). 6-1. 6-3. 6-1: H.

Plots and M. J. Phmann (West Germany) d. R. Hombera and O.

Ralston (USA). 7-9; 6-3, 6-4. 6-4; A Olmedo. (Peru) and S. Smith (USA) d.

R. Howe (Aust and A. Munoz (Spain) and H. Herell (Sweden). '6-4.

6.3, 6-3. WOMEN'S DOUBLES FIRST ROUND. Mrs F. Moore and C. Sheriff (Aust.) d.

Mrs. Dl Moso (France) and T. Klvl (USSR), 6-2, 6-0. i WOMEN'S SINGLES SECOND ROUND. N.

Richev (U.S.) d. Chanfreau (France), 6-4, 6-4. AAP. beats weather ADELAIDE. In one of the greatest rounds of his career, NSW professional Frank Phillips fired a two under par 70 at Grange West course yesterday to snatch the lead after 36 holes of, the SA Open Championship.

Conditions yesterday were worse for golf than on the opening day, with fierce showers lashing the course and gusty winds adding to the problems on the putting greens. Through these appalling conditions Phillips played like a master, keeping the ball low into the wind, and hitting it long. Trailing Phillips by one stroke after a magnificent 72, is Brian Boys (NZ), but Peter Harvey, the overnight leader, was never happy in the hard going and struggled to break 80. 146. F.

Phillips (NSW). 76.70. 147. B. Boys (NZ), 75.

72. 149 B. Bent (NSW). 73. 76.

150 V. Bennetts (NSW). 74, 76: M. E. Dale (SA), 77, 73; P.

Hir-vey (NSW), 71. 79. 151 6. Ball (NSW), 77. 74: A.

A. Murray (NSW). 76. 75. 152 D.

Graham (NSW)74, 78; G. Marsh Victorian 154 G. Mc-Cully 79. 75.. 156.

K. Garner 79, 77. 157. P. J.

Hart 0. 77. 159. L. Tomholt 80.

79 (all qualltled). Birdies put assistant pro. in lead LONDON, 1 May 30V Assistant professio a 1 Eddie Polland had a brilliant. Burst of five birdies over the last eight holes yesterday to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of jhe Daks golf tournament. i Polland carded a four-under-par 70 to lead Nick Job, Bernard Gallacher David, Butler and experienced Ryder Cup players Christy O'Connor and Brian Huggett, who tied for second with 72s.

i Australian Peter Thomson, who' has won the $A2143 first prize twice, and shared it once in previous years, failed to tame the 6997 yards "Burma Road" west course and shot a two-over-par 76. Guy Wolstenholme, former British Walker Cup player now living in Melbourne, carded a par 74 and 'Stan Peach had a 75. Croquet AVClVk Aurhihl Clerke Quill. Noon Wallace winner: Robinson Palmer: Greenwood v. Kennedy.

OrrSiSirT v. Cottlck: Wilton TUnna: Martlndale y. bouaiitv. NOOn: wetter v. i.

winner. rninw" "siDDOri: Senior and lunlor SEDDON. senior grade tournaments on Monday, and and Grade on Tuesday, start. Ino 10.10 a.m. Visitors welcome.

CAULFIELO PARK Sooon tour-naSent on Tuesday, starting 10.30 Visitors welcome. Off Yea picnic races, scheduled for today, have been cancelled due to heavy rain and unsafe condition of the track. But the Maltese side still has enough talent to curb Melbourne's drive and share the points. still struggling to find top form, could lose fourth position to steadily improving Lions at Olympic Park today. In the other two games today Hakoah should beat Box Hill and Port Melbourne Slavia account for bottom team Polonia.

Weekend', fixtures showing likely wkiners In "jtajjly Juventus LldNS 'Olympic Park): HAKOAH V. Box, Hill (Middle Park): Polonia y. PORT MEL-BOURNE-SLAVIA (Marlbyrnong). TOMORROW. Croatia V.

SOUTH LB -HELL AS (Olympic Park): FOOTSCRAY y. Ringwood City (Schintler Reserve): Melbourne to draw, with Georgi middle of the ladder, and Hellas knows it could be the new leader if Ringwood goes down to Footscray. Each team has clever ball, players and this should ensure a high standard. But Hellas is in a winning mood and, with the incentive of gaining first place, could just edge Croatia. Boosted by its two newcomers, Melbourne could gain its first points for several weeks when it clashes with George Cross, at St.

Kilda Cricket Ground tomorrow, George Cross will be weakened by the absence of mid-field player John Sanchez (suspended for three weeks for assaulting and threatening a referee). Last putt was the decider Tomorrow: Port Melbourne v. DANDENONG: Waverley v. YARRAVILLE; PRESTON V. Gct long Wtit; Oaklalgh v.

SANDRING- TOWN: BOX HILL v. Mordialloc. Tomorrow: NORTHCOTE v. Cam. berwell: Werrlbee v.

COBURG; SUNSHINE Caulfield. will hold a decisive home ground advantage, but injuries to brilliant centre-man Russell Blew and top rover Jeff Lawson could cost them victory. The duel between Ray Davies and Alan Poore in the centre will be a highlight, but Yarraville's tight defence should hold a disorganised Waverley attack, which features ruckman Ross Warner in a new position, at full-forward. PRESTON, already showing the brilliant form that won last year's flag, appears too strong for GEE-LONG WEST, which has disappointed recently after a promising start. Bob Heard will generate Preston's drive from the ruck, and opportunist rovers Denis Aspinall and Bruce Reid will capitalise on every chance.

Give drive Laurie Hill and Len Clark "arrived" in VFA football last week, and should again give Preston plenty of drive with their long-kicking, attacking style, while centre-man Dick Telford is approaching his best form. SANDRINGHAM, despite the loss of key players Darrell Mackenzie and Bill Walford should bounce back with a win against struggling OAKLEIGH. Johnny Ward should add bite to the forward line, which failed badly against Preston last week, but he will strike a tough opponent in Oakleigh captain Norm Luff, who is approaching top form after missing the early games because of an injury. BRUNSWICK, although "persevering, with an exten- Miss G. Roughead 1 up; Miss B.

Eberle d. Mrs. W. Wicks 3-2; Mrs. H.

Wykes d. Mrs. G. Hickman 2-1; Mrs. S.

Dungan lost to Mrs. Crane 1 Mrs. M. Day d. Miss R.

Little 4.3. Commonwealth d. Northern 2: Mrs. R. Btaden lost to Miss A.

Spragut 4-2; Mrs D. Pet ley d. Mrs. E. Crook 6-5: Mrs.

G. Wilson d. Mrs. C. Kerwln 2-1; Mrs.

J. Leech d. Mrs. L. Drury 7-6; Mrs.

J. Bltt-Blrrtll lost to Miss B. Strange 3-1; Mrs. H. Anderson d.

Mrs. P. tend 1 up; Mrs. R. Walton d.

Mrs. S. Walsh 5-4. Klngswood 6 d. Varra Yarra It Mrs.

N. Law d. Mrs. L. Rees 7-5; Mrs.

R. Robinson d. Mrs. J. Cook 4-3: Mrs.

D. Baxter d. Mrs. P. A a man 4-3: F.

Samblebe d. Irs. Kl Shaless 5-3; Mrs. M. Munsttr d.

Mrs. E. Saxon 1 up; Mrs. L. Buchanan toit to Mrs.

K. Hoggson 6-5; Mrs. D. Hutchens d. Mrs.

N. Growse 2-1. Pennant winner Latrobe. SECTION at ROYAL MELBOURNE. HEIDELBERG 3'a.

square with GREEN ACRES 3'jt Mrs. A. Howard d. Mrs, M. Scott, 1 up: Mrs.

J. Sundhorn d. Mrs. N. Hailord, 3-2; Mrs.

Brown tost to Mrs. M. Dawson. 2 dn: Mrs Lennox lost to Mrs Vouren 43; Mrs. t.

Dudley V. Mrs. C. Slattery, square: Mrs. J.

Staff d. Mrs. -M. Mumme. 4-3: Mrs.

E. Burns lost to Mrs. B. Currle. 2 dn.

SPRING VALLEY 4 d. PATTERSON RIVER 3: Mrs. B. Quaifle d. Mrs.

0. Abbott. 4-3; Mrs. W. Nlcholli d.

Miss M. Finnlgan, 6-5; Mrs. W. Baln lost to Mrs. I.

Co- rrOve. 2-1; Mrs. D. Grovcr d. Mrs.

Pollard. 4-3; Mrs. E. Luckle lost to Mrs. A.

Neavei, 2-1; MrS. R. Drummcnd lost to Mrs. Edwards. 2-1; Mrs.

D. Elliott, wo. I2W 4'a ROSSDALE 2'it Mrs. M. Evans lost to Mrs.

B. Mufr, 7-6; Mrs. J. McCabe-Doyle lost to Mrs. E.

Pearson, 5-4: Mrs. A. Miller 0. Mrs. D.

Boyd. 4-2; Mrs. Hodder d. Mrs. E.

Herbert. 6-4: Mrs. F. Craig d. Mrs.

B. Montgomery. 2-1; Mrs. F. Hart V.

Mrs. G. Carroll, square Mrs. G. Scott, w.o.

PENNANT WINNER SPRING VALLEY. SECTION at KEYSBOROUGH. CROYDON 6 d. WAVERLEY 'il Mrs. V.

Hamilton d. Mrs. J. Brown, 2-1: Mrs. M.

Kennedy d. Mrs. A. Grant. 2-1: Mrs.

J. Fltchtr d. Mrs. Stuart, 5-4; Mrs. J.

Daehll d. Mrs. B. Jackson, 4-2: Mrs. Mv Beekwlth v.

Mrs. B. Lee. square: Mrs. J.

Sims d. Mrs. W. Smlthett, 1 up: Mrs. Gilchrist d.

Mrs. K. Morgan. 4-3. CRANBOURNE d.

EASTERN Mrs. M. Harvey lost to Mrs. E. Baker, 1 Mrs.

J. Rva d. Mrs. A. Rosser, 4-2- Mrs.

J. Townsend d. Mrs. M. Warbv, 7-5; Mrs.

Gait d. Mrs. J. Bell, 4-3; Mlis M. Gosney loit to Mrs.

C. Chlpperfleld. 2-1: Mrs. P. Barrow d.

Mrs. Boyi, 3-1: Mrs. H. Gilbee d. Mrs.

K. Young. 3-2. RIVERSDALE 5'j d. MEDWAY 1'a: Mrs.

L. Brown v. Mrs, J. Spencer, square: Mrs. J.

Watt lost to Mrs. D. Mountlov. 2-1; Mrs. j.

Mecovich d. Mrs. A. Reld. 7-6; Mrs.

W. RTntaul d. Mrs. P. Mr Far.

lant, 6-S: Mrs. P. Walsh d. Mrs. M.

Board. 4-3: Mrs. K. Davis Mrs. Keating.

2-1; Mrs. Heifrkh Mr, n. Trewtn. 4-3. PENNANT WINNER CROYDON, SECOND DIVISION.

SECTION A. at GREEN ACRES. Kingston Heath 4 d. Huntingdale Southern 4 d. Woodlands Keybnrouen 4 d.

Roval Melboure 3: Peninsula 4 d. Northern. Pennant winner Hunt mo. rial. SECTION B.

at WOODLANDS. Commnnwea'th 6 d. Rosanna 1: Metropolitan 4N d. Roval Park 2'i: Rive'sdot 4' d. Amsiel J'ij Varra Yarn S't d.

Kew l'j. Pennant Winner Varra Varra. SECTION C. at PENINSULA. Crovrton 4 d.

Wave-lev 3: Patterson Rive- a d. VIMrvla 3: Rondalt 4 d. Med way 2 Eastern 5 d. La Trobe 2, Two ma tec has still to play In thl section. StCTIUrt at HIYENSDALl, Cranhourn SU rf Heirivlbera 1'! Roortngal 5 d.

Cong Uland i Box III 5 tt. Cheltenham Kfngswood McMahon will be too big ana strong, but former Essendon rover Ian Crowley will test the Prahran pair of Ross Parker and John Grange. In second division, Box Hill, with a new-look team, could start a climb up the ladder with a win over Mor-dialloc today, and top team Coburg should prove too talented for Werribee, which could lose its position in the four. Melb. Varsity favored to win rowing By Simon Newcomb Melbourne Univer i yesterday became firm favorite to win the Oxford and Cambridge Cup at the Inter Varsity Regatta finals on Lake Wen-douree today, In bleak, squally conditions, a Melbourne eight convincingly defeated Adelaide in their heat yesterday in the fastest time of 7 min.

49 sec. Queensland and Melbourne should fight out the final in the lightweight fours, while M. Reynolds, from Queensland, is tipped to win the sculls. LIGHTWEIGHT FOURS. 1st Heat: Queensland.

Sydney. Adelaide. 1 WA, ANU. 3. 2 lens, lv.48.3.

1st hepecharge; ANU. Sydney, Trobe. 3. 2'j len. 9.59.

2nd Heoecharge: WA. 2: NSW, 3. 1i2 ln. 9.59 5. SCULLS.

1st Heat: Queens, and. 1: NSW, 2: Tasmania. 3. 6 lin. 10.5B.8.

2nd Heat: Sydney. ,2: flinders. 3. 8 len. 12.10.4 3rd Heat: Melbourne, 1: La Trobe.

2. 13.13.4. Easily. 1st Repechage: NSW. 1: Flinders.

2. Easily. 12.38.4. nd Repe. charge: Monash, Tasmania.

2. Easily. 13.41. EIGHTS. 1st Heat: Monash, WA.

2: ANU. 3. No margin 6.47.2 2nd Heat: Sydney, 1: La Trobe. 2' NSW. 3.

Easily. 8.27. 3rd Heat: Melbourne, Adelaide. 3. Easily.

7.49. It. Rnecharaa: WA 9. NSW. 3.

21. len. 6.36.2. 2nd Repe- 3 len. 8.21.4.

Coleraine results T.A.B. DOUBLE: Inter-national (1) High Beech (6), $21.10. International (1) -Lady Hurry (4), 1 HURDLE, m. 12 DE- PLORE, 9.10 (N. Rantall).

45 (av. KRIEGIE, 10.7 (D. Ryan). 2: 12 BRANSFIELD. 9.7 (J.

Williams), 3. T.A.B. and Judge's 8. 2, 13. Others (In order): 15 Ocvdon, 92 Petarli, 20 Your Lordship.

4 Whitby (lost rider), Vol-ubf Lad (fell), 15 len. 2.42ta. $1.05. $0.70. $2.76.

2: MAIDEN 6 fur. 74 ASSOCIATE STAR, 8.9 (T. Boswell). 1: 6 COLOR AOO LAO. 8.9 (B.

Thomas), 64 lav. MISTY FLIER, 8.12 (Maddox). 3. T.A.B. and Judge's 4, 5, 2, Others: 20 Southern Venture.

12 Pam's Boy, 12, Far da u. 12 Helsun, 20 Bundol Lass, 12 ar Wave. 1'4 1.14 4-5. $0.60. $0.80.

$0.50. IMPROVERS' lur. 74 lav. SPEARSET, 8-2 (Mad- dOX). 7 BUCKENDARRA, 8.7 (J.

Kennedy). 3 STORM ORPHAN, 8.7 (P. KellV), 3. T.A.B. and Judge's 12.

3. 6. Others: 12 Carile. 8 Laser Beam. 8 Bran-divino.

8 Lord Bore. 5 Pop Song, 2 4 len. 1.0. $1.55: $0.50, Jl. 05.

50.55. 2.V-0 abt. 5 lur. 45 (av. CHEVERALL'S ROSE, 9.0 y.

Kennedy), 1: 12 GAIKA. 8.1 (Firth). 12 LEZAHREL. 7.10 (Boswell), 3. T.A.B.

and Judge's 1, 11, 12. Others: 6 Nor-Ita. 8 Clnta. 4 Royal Parade, 8 Port Cambre. 6 Fair Future, 6 Pennies From Heaven.

5 4 ten. 11. $0.50, $1.60 S0.9S. 5 TRANGMAR 1 m. 712 I NT BR NATIONAL, 9.2 (R-J Hill).

94 GOOD OAKS, 8.0 (M. Cook). 2: 7 TOYOTA, 7.12 (Maddox), 3. T.A.B. and Judge's 1, 11.

14. Others: 2 lav. Blokev, 10 Nulll Secundus. 8 All Streak, 7 Des Plere. 7 Pep Talk, i Ian, hd.

1.40'i- $1.80: $0.80. $0.55. 51.75. 8 YAT NAT IMPROVERS' CUP. 1 m.

10 GOOD ARTIST, 8.5 (N. Wilson), 1: 12 SUMMER BRANDY, 8.7 J. Tanner), 8 BRANLINA. 7.12 (P. Trotter), 3.

T.A.B. and Judge's 9. 7. 11. Others: 52 lav.

Princess Camilla, 3 Suave. 3 San's Court, 12 Farlese, 4 Bunkle, 10 Little Dusky, 6 Pec-ten, 25 Nattl Girl, ,7 Inflation, 25 Mlmeo Miss. 2 3t len 1.40. P. $2.10.

$4.40, $3.20. 7 K1RBY abt 5 lur. 7 HIGH BEECH, 8.6 (M. Cook), S(2 eq. fav.

LUNAR PLIGHT, 8.5 (Maddox). 4 PSYCHEDELIC, 8.0 (W. Power), 3. T.A.B and Judge's 6, 7, 13, Others: 8 Hi bertui, 20 Cavaneer, 3 La fy Hurry. 20 Cadet Lais, 20 Bob Bom, 7 Dollar's Gilt, 15 Titanoa, 52 eq.

lav Top Cat, 20 Lucky Me. 'j nk nk 1.0. $2.70. $0.90. i0.75.' Harold Park double T.A.B.

DOUBLE! Kiwi Pct-enon Reena 9). IS.N. Subs.t 2nd leg, Cocky Rlder (7). I CELEBRITY SPRINT, 34 KIWI PETERSON (Setur, Ann Peterson), fr. (Newman) 1 7 KORANUI, Ir.

(W.lli) 2 DANCING CHAMFER. Ir. (Young) 3 Light! Out. 6 Sur, Prool, SO Harlalne. 33 Amarama, 14 Splderweb.

25 Country Kldd. 1 yd. 1-5 (rac record). Winner trained by K. Newman.

QUAltTV FREI-FOR-ALl, 11'1 lur. 912 TEENY RENIA (Elr. Bar Fornerlna), Ir. (Hancock) 1 20 LEADING LIGHT. Ir.

(Newman) 2 M) cocky Raider, ir. (McWllllam) i Othertl 10 Rlnoo. IS Mlltr Cnamler, Gamiter. 2 l.T (ran record). Winner trained by B.

Hancock, By Peg McMahon The last putt on the last green in the last game saved Metropolitan from relegation in the top division of women's pennant golf at Kingston Heath yesterday. major changes to the Two of the newcomers will play with when the Yugoslav side clashes with leader Ringwood City in the most important game of the round at Schintler Reserve tomorrow. They are Dragoljub Utje-senovic, a 21-year-old fullback from OFK Belgrade, and Slobodan Lukic, a 20-year-old forward from Ri-jeka. Both reached Melbourne yesterday, and, having played in Yugoslavia until last week, will be fielded for tomorrow's clash in an effort to topple Ringwood. The other two players are Yugoslav winger Steve Bleskany, and Scottish utility player Norman Davie.

They will play for Melbourne. Although Utjesenovic and Lukic are players proved ability (each was selected for the Yugoslav under-23 team), it is doubtful whether they will be, at their best tomorrow. However, Footscray has enough ability to be given a good chance to beat Ringwood at home, and pave the way for a change in the league ladder. But Ringwood is a consistently improving team, and will be fighting all the way to consolidate its place at the top. Footscray is likely to play an attacking game, while Ringwood will rely on its strong defence and on the ability of its forwards to score in breakaway moves.

Second-placed South Melbourne Hellas will face a tough hurdle when it meets last year's champicn, Croatia, at Olympic Pari: tomorrow. This is likely to be a thriller as Croatia is trying to lift itself from the Box Hill's top Monara, Cran. 63 f. 2-Y-O. SepL 16.

Sure to need race. MAHONE GLENfERN (W. Stake). Badly away when 10th to Star Wine, 8' I 2-Y-O, May 17. 4 iiniian Cup JOHNNY CHAPELET (G.

Rothacker). Facts stiff task, but brilliant on his day. Indicated near top again with finishing on run from 6th at bell for 3rd (12 yds.) to Gyration. Adlos Green, 12fa t. May 24.

GYRO (J. P. McKay). Showed all former brilliance to win from Future Intangible. 10V FFA.

Irom Honest Reward, Shepp. 1 i FFA, May 21. Not the worst despite 24 yds. mark, BALLON D'ESSAI (E. Hurley), Won (12 yds.) from Lord Si ietay.

Brat 1D1, LORD SETAY (R. benger). Raced wipe ana cnecicea ai otii wnen 2nd ta Ballon D'Eual. 121, f. Apr.

26; raced throughout before 7th to Ringo, Go on 2.3 2-5 rating to win ration I2a f. NAMBOOL (D, Turner). Never better than 8th (36 yds.) to Gyration, 12'a t. May 24. Should be suited Jby front.

and worth consideration, WON GALA GLEN (W. McKtnrle). outside field to bell. but weakened to 7th behind Bal- Ion 'O'Essai (12 12t I. Hcp.t Apr.

26. May do better Irom rails. MYSTIC ROBERT (W. White). Finding difficulty In to 1 top torm.

Raced wide when 10th (24 yds.) to Gyration, 12'2 f. May 24. FLYING ACTION KY Pocock). May And It harder than- when 8th to Gyro. 13 f.

FFA, May 21, 5 2iift Sapling WELCOME ADVICE (G. Harplev). In line for- hat-trick following win from. Monara, Super Jet. BU f.

2-Y-O, Apr. 12, and success over Monara, Never Say Die, similar event, May 19, Top GLOBE SCORE (W, Shlnn)). Beat Bronte Whaler. W'vllle 1 m. Sapling Stakes.

Feb. 15: lost driver In 9' f. 2-Y-O. won by Chev reau D'Or, W'vllle. Apr.

broke without Interference when 6th to Welcome Advice. SU I. 2-Y-O. here, Apr. 12.

Market soundest SuVerJET (C BergerV last three, ana. merit jra na Yds wr i pn ng, ang i y. a yds.) to Perfect Reveller, day. Look 'for another forward ALECANE (J. Blnikln).

Smart be-oinnej-. Won from Tug H. Park. 1m. 2-Y-O, Mav 2: beaten.

vds. by James Dar. ren. H. Park, 1 m.

Sapling Stakts, May 9. Expect; proml- kiciiTtbAi lAV (H. Perfect Cran. 9't f. 2-Y-0L Mav id.

Consider. TYPHOON ROSE JL, McSween). Even 5th to Star Wine. i f. 2-Y-O, but needs to (J.

Le Sueur), from oole in sn Ad. vantaae IrOm POIC I Last start 8th to i'1 Monday. Rome llrp. DELVIN GLENFERN (G. Gath).

Developing Into top flight trotter, Began brilliantly and won by 5 yds. after breaking at from Mellnda (12 Ardrl Tina. 12 May 17. Should handl 13 yds, mark tJI. i t.

Comments Jack Bates I Naples Hep. RED MEADOW (F. Shlnn). Ltd II the way to beat Chamfer Poo II f. mobile, May led until Raider, 12'x I.

mobile, May 17. Top claims, although chancy off lait stride when 2nd to Canny mark. Has plenty of ability. VIVKAY (T. Allen).

Fair 3rd to Canny Raider, Red Meadow. 12i f. mobile. May 17; raced wide and checked last lap When 2nd to Horology. 12'i f.

mobile, May 24. Go well from pole. FLY FLY BIRD (G. Rothacker). Two starts tallowing long spell, -and sure to be improved on 2nd.

after leading to straight, to Deep Court (12 f. May 24. tio well, despite 12 yds. mark In fairly strong held. FINLEY'S CHOICE (L.

Turner). fat mobile. May VKI rVinM (iirnrlu LITTLE DEVIL (J. Glide). Form moderate tor long.

time, but 11 f. Ma (J. P. McKay). 14-1 f.

MATELOT (J 3rd to Alegiance Choice. K1 more May uhan 11th tn nn Tniirt 11'- f. May 24. S10NFT RIW1RO fit. Fardl.

in xo ueep -oun i Pointer In 2nd to Gyro. Shepp. 13 I. FFA. May 21, after 6th (12 yds.) to Green wa Id, B'go 11 f.

May 13 fc CANNY RAIDER (E. DovC). Won from Red Meadow, 12a f. mobile. May 17, and wide for 3rd to beep Court (12 11U f.

May 24. ROVEVS RETURN (P. Ward). Improving 4th, racing wide, Horology, 12a f. mobile.

May 24., ADIOS GREEN (O. Fltzpatrlck). Smart In form, but chancy off mark. 2nd to Amlln, Denny Dee, 14 f. May 3rd behind Gyration, 123 f.

May 24. Likely, to go one better hero. SON OF NANCY (M. Pvers). Won 12'j f.

Apr. S. Rated 2.3 1-5 for 2nd Bon Adlos, Mildura 1 m. mobile. May ,9.

Best overlook last start, racing wide, 9th (12 yds.) to Deep Court (12 1V f. 1A Cnnnri ar ht. VICKIE MARIE (J. Caldow). Beaten 4 yds.

(12 eSSiV' ruVeth, (12 behind Deep court tiz (12 W4 f. May 24. AVBATinil I I. O. MrK'ivl.

is improvement KeiY irom iront. i strong run w.wg jrieii hv 12 vrl. g4 On 24 but hard to TRANQUIL BILL (G. Lang). Always well back when 9th (12 Sds.) to Deep Court- 14U f.

May 17. belor 3rd to nnatt Rwrd. ihriD. 13 f. FA, May 21.

Repect tscti LAST FLOOD (B. Gath). Beat Hfflh, Millie, 12'i 1 Apr. 1 16. Fair runs next two.

Include vratlon. yrauon, )owatl). 3rd to ing, last to uyrationi TARDY GLENFERN (W. McDowall) Beaten 2B yds. when -3rd tc Gvro.

Future Intanolble. B'ral 103f. FFA, May 16; always well back 10th (12yds.) to Deep Court 02 1 1 f. May 24. rofeavr'aiff.

Badly away and. 10th jo Ad lot Court, 12'a I. May 10. Previous form only fair ilnca win njng last Nov. ANTHONY DEE (M, Hanson).

1 Fair 7th (12 to Deep Court (12 11 f. May I-. 3 1st Sapling HERITAGE (D. Won or Jrd (12 yds.) to Delia Boy, I'll 2-Y-O. frlav 10.

Should NEVER SaV DIE (L. Turner). Plenty of early spied, hut can stop over last few yards. Won SU f. 2-Y-O.

April 12. Laststart 3rd (rating 2.2 4.5) to James Darren, H. Park, 1 m. mobile, May 16. Go well from' pole.

Monara (O. Dove). Above average ygungiicr. uow im GO Won Latt start lugged most ol the way for Bin io rwquaiit uuftii, 0-4 2-Y-O, May 17. flace.

ARCTIC SUMMER (F. Shlnn). Moderate 4th to Globe Score, 8 f. 2-Y-O, Feb, 8, Resumed with 7th, after slow start, to Welcome Advice. 8U f.

2-Y-O, Anr. 17 Mirltar ttt PEGOYj MAC (N. McSween). na ceo wiae nn weaKeneo ii In 5th behind Star Wine. BU f.

-Y-O, May 17. Neerfs to.lm. iron, nim aay uie, S'4 I. -u. Jan.

as. Resumed with Ird (12 yds.l to Welcom. Advice, BU J-V-O, Mar. Mi checked, early than ran an tram fith at halt i 1 MELINDA (A. Gath).

Easily beaten when second to Tare Dream. 14U I. Mav 10, and 2nd (12 yds.) to Delvin Glenlern, 12 f. May 17. Could prove danger.

LOVELY WAY (A. Welsh). Won 36 yds.) trom Tannery (12 ,,.124 I. Apr. 26.

Finished on brightly lor 4th (48 beaten 26 yds.) to Delvin Glen-' fern, 12'a f. May 17. Sure to be prominent. DARK CLOUD (B. Gath).

Won 48t yds.) from Zaloretta. Stawell 13 f. May S. Raced twice since, and last start 2nd to Ardri Tina. K'moro 13 f.

May. Place. ARDRI TINA (W. Farrell). Fair.

3rd to Delvin Glenfern. 12'a ,1. May 17; won (24 yds.) from Dark Cloud, K'more 13 May 19. Not disgraced when t1 7th (72 yds.) to Poplar Pete," Shepp. 13 I.

hep. May 21. GOULBURN ECHO D. Ducat)' on mrR, BUI OOCS Weil when hits gait. Promising 4th (72, WcpMTri -1 TOPPER BOY (W.

Splterl). Can jlo better than to Heroic Step, Ararat 11 f.hep., last Wednesday, after 5th (12 yds.) to Ardri Tina. K'more 13 I. Mav 19. 7 Qiiffliftfitif maha ui p.

Moore). Placed at last three, -here, could make amends If starts smartly from pole. Close 3rd to Single Copy. 12'a f. Mobile.

May 10, 5th at bell, racing wide, before 2nd to Matelote (12 14 f. KOKIRI. (j. Le Sueur). Badly and 11th at bell, be tore 6th to Top Fibre, I2ia f.

May 24. before sound win from First Reveller, Cran. 10M. May 26. Sure to be prominent, GOLD (H.

Bellman). Aiwa vi well forward when 4th to Mont Chief, Cran. 104 I. May 26. Made amends In wm- ning six yds.

from Baymond, Deep Drive. Ararat 11 f. TastI Wednesday. Chance If gets run. HARVIAN (T.

Jardlne). Led to pell and weakened slightly for 4th to Beleen, 11 f. mobile, lat Saturday. Expect better. BLONDE STREAK (I.

Led early and fought back gamely" to go down by nk. to Mont Chief, Cran. 104 f. last Monday. Place.

HIGHLAND DAISY (K. Well backed, but failed to run pn when 5th to Koklrl. Cran.vio4 f. last Monday. Could sur-' prise.

GOLDEN SATIN (K. GllchrUt). from Heroic High (12 yds-). f. Aor.

28. starts back. Last start Sth (.12, yds.) to Imatoff (12 K'mJrV 11 f. May 19. Each way nuwn mill i yui.

wnen oru ic wai nan-. over. Landscorg. Ml Mud. 11 f.

KAMA'l (R. Mates). Beaten nk CM yds.) by ImatoW (12 yds4, K'mbao worst. i L- 1.10. MIUB Hen.

ADIOS GREEN. 4 it.10: Itillin- Cup. JOHNNY CHAPPELET. 7 19.40: Qiuilfylni SUket KYMARA. T.A.B.

DOUBLEr Milan Hep. 4 t.10 lulian Johnny Chappelit 7 Ballon Essal. 7" a 10 Shep. s-- ,1 11 to so ointrs, 1 2ND VICTORIA lAPLtNQ 54 Welcom Advke. 64 Aleeane.

4 Globe Score, 12 Super jet, SO others. ROME HANDICAP. Vf 2 Melinds. 72 Delvin sV B2 Ardrl Tina. 1,1 -nfti 6 Dark Cloud, j(uSt -8 Lovely Way.

7 20 to 56, oiktrs. AJ 'i QUALtFVINO STAKtK. 1 SRohlrl, HarVm. rimhlend Daliy. lolM Cross (St.

Klld, lb). Kick-off for main games p.m. Reserves 1 p.m. J. 45 chance play on Its own-slippery ground when in trouble, and come out on top.

The sodden ground will suit the lumbering, rolling Footscray forwards, with 16-stone secorid-rowers Weichman and Hough. Referee Phil Rhys-Jones will have his work cut out watching the clash of fiery props Gary Smart, of Box Hill, and Gordon Harrop; of Footscray. They were former front-row partners for the Bulldogs; i Harlequins will emphasise its superiority i over Melbourne when they meet at Middle Park. Kiwis can consolidate third position by downing the improving Melbourne University, and Power House should stay in fourth spot with a clear win over Navy. i -r 7 Today's, draw with likely winners In Footscray' BOX olvrnplc I.

POWER HOUSE, Park; Navy HMAI Cerb Cerberus; KIWIS v. Mel-University. Varra Park bourne University, elbournl v. HARLEQUINS, Middle Dark, nt mTrH Monash. Old Scotch Reserve.

Burke Road south. Sparkling batting by Close LQNDON, May 30. Former England Test captain Brian Close hit an entertaining 51 against the West Indian cricketers at Sheffield yesterday to help Yorkshire reach 4181 (dec). first (nnlrtflt. rr Boycott, Holder 0 P.

Hen dr I Its. fc) Holder" 83 D. B. Close, st. Hendrlkt, Clbbs 81 J.

Hampshire, Roberta. 43 Padgett, not Out K. 33 J. Baldarstotie, not out If Sundries Total lor 'four wickets (dec.) tBI FALL) 0, SS. 92, 13B.

BOWLINCi O.M.R.W.t Holder 81 947-21 Shepherd, "49-0f avis, S-a-ia-O; Glbbs, 15-4-3t-1 Roberts, U-8-191. WIST INDICB. First Innlnoe. Comae ho, not but if Predrlcksi not out 11- Mildura trots The thrilling finish, between Joan Dickson (Metropolitan) and Roma Smith (Huntingdale) in seventh position, ended with the players square and gave Metropolitan the two and a half games it needed to stay in the top section. Huntingdale won 4-2 and Metropolitan finished with half a game more than Victoria, which will be relegated next season.

Huntingdale, pennant winner for the second successive year, finished two matches and nine games ahead of Long Island. Joan Fisher, first for Metropolitan, beat junior Margaret Hayes, 2-1, when Miss Hayes developed a spell of sockets. Good start Robyn Dummett, second, and Burtta Cheney, fourth, finished their matches early1 to give Huntingdale a good start. Long Island junior Sandra Williams narrowly beat Royal Mel bo un me champion Margaret Wallace after a close game that finished on the 18th. Latrobe, relegated to Section this season, regained its place in the top grade with a decisive win over Southern.

Pinal placing In tho lop division) Hunting da It 6 matches. SS games: Long Island 4, 24s Keys borough 1, 19'; Woodlands 3. laval Mtlbournt 2, It'll Metropolitan 1'a. Ml Victoria Reiultst FIRST DIVISION. SCCTION A.

AT KINGSTON HEATH Huntingdale 4't d. Metropolitan Mds Hayes lost to Mrs. J. rithr 2-1; Mrs. I.

Ournmctt d. Mrs. Gibson 6-4; Mrs. C. Hat lenity lost to Mrs.

G. Whitehead 1 Mist B. Chcntv d. Mrs. W.

Cox 7-6; Mrs. N. Pulling d. Mrs. Lyall 3-1; Mrs.

O. WaTklngshaw Mrs. L. Masterton' 4-3: Mrs. G.

Smith v. Mrs. N. Dickson square. Long Island S's d.

Royal Mat bourn IV Miss S. Williams d. Miss M. Wallace 1 up; Mrs. J.

Burnt d. Mils J. Dalrymple 1 up; Mrs. R. O'Neill v.

Miss J. Wallace square; Mrs. M. McCaw lost to Mlit A. Gait 3-2: Mrs.

Ni Bartlett d. Mrs. M. Skinner 43; Mrs. N.

Allisey d. Miss O. Gatehouse 4-3: Mrs. M. Hall d.

Mrs. H. Tucker 4-2. Woodlands I Keytborougtl It Mrs. B.

Geskell lost to Mrs. J. Williams 5-4: Mrs. L. Woodward 3.

MMs M. Hughson 4-3: Mm. Y. Rifts d. Mrs.

E. Wavish 4-2; Miss N. Gafkell d. Mrs. J.

Vernon 3-1; Mrs, M. Wright 4. Mrs. P. Erie.

(on 2-1; Miss N. Womersley d. Ills J. Howard 2-1; Mrs. A.

Mo le'en lost to Mrs. V. Arnold 2 dn. SECTION AT KCW. Latrobe at.

Southern 1i Miss Conlon Mrs. R. Richardson Mrs. D. Corcoran d.

Mrs. H. nomas Mrs. A. Oelanev d.

Box Hill will almost guarantee its place in the Victorian Rugby Union final four if it out-speeds Footscray at Olympic Park today. Footscray is the heaviest team that the light Hillmen will meet, and if they use their dash effectively they will have proved their ability against all teams. Box Hill has a well-Ulended side no one outstanding and it also has the ability to have all 15 players click at the same time. Full-back Pat McGoldrick, of Box Hill, has uncanny anticipation, and the unusual quality of keeping his speedy backs always eager for tries. The Hill's main trouble may be the heavy pitch, but it has managed to adjust T.A.B.

DOUBLE: Mac Brae (5 Convivial Jack (13), $51.65, i Substitutes: Chromium (3). Toolebuck 4). 5 APPROVED 11 fur. 8 CONVIVIAL JACK, 48 (6 O'Bee). 52 TOOLEBUCK, 12 XT.

Svmes), 52 TE WAI -HANOVER. 24 (L, Thurlowi, 3. T.A.B. and S01-1 Others: 14 Skulduogery, 7 Satin Julian. 94 Louis Carlotta Image, Kenrlck, Kiwi Marie, Kimble, Biasing Scott, Autumn Boy, Pepaf i-s, $9 40' ,0 fl3' (I MALLBE CHAMPIONSHIP, 11 ur 4.6 Uy ASTUTE HAN-OVER, fr.

(O. D. Wilson), 4 SUR EVIEW, 12 yds. (H, Byiouth), 2: 10 WEB BOSS, 12 yds. (M.

Lanlgan). 3, T.A.B. and Judge's 3, 9, 10. Pulled up: 28 Over Stand, 20 Lady Amorous, Lost driver: 6 Nasllla, Others; 10 Laurel Direct, 12 John Keane, 7 Scottish Hope, 10 Exlord King, 8 Helen Dawn, 20 Selvlenne. 20 10 vdl 3.9.

2 17 1-5 Dlw 4.1.10: $0.60, $1, $2.45. Quln fur. yds. (M. Arthur).

6 ROYAL VIEW. 24 yds. (P. Munro), 2: 20 DARING DANNY, 12 yds, (A. Fletcher).

3, T.A.B. and judge's 8. 11. 7.Olhers: 8 Light-wood Park, 12 Direct Control, 33 Riviera Star, 5 Miss Spencer, 33 plan Milan. 12 Borak Lad, 10 Mactavlsh Spring, 31 lav.

Lady Shlreen 12 King Bryant, 33 Rib 1 MALLEI CHAMPIONSHIP. 11 lur. 94 TYBANNUS. fr. (F.

Thomas). 46 tiv, FIERY JAN, tr, (L. 000 Ins), 10 KARWEEN, it. (K. Wellington), 3.

T.A.B and Judoe'i Nos; 1, 2, 3 Othen (in order)! 10 Direct Port, 8 Battle Time. 16 La Lune, 12 Popular, 4 Sweet Set, 16 Emtipaili Glenfern, 12 Noble Nymph, dlit. 12 Pvrette. Robvn Joslf, Arabian Boy. Lone Fiver, 3 il yds.

3..11 1-5. Rate: 2.19. Olvi; toes. D.93, z.3o. qu.neua: 3 INTERMEDIATE HCP.

11 fur. 9,2 ecj. av. MACBRAE, fr. (A.

R. Holberton), 52 CHROMIUM, (J. Munro). RAlVANCET fr. (J.

Caldow icv. flunroj. Caldow), 3. ia.b. ano there 7 3.

Flood, 16 Plebe's Ace, 20 Hanover Royal, 8 Lowan Lais, 14 Pledge, 4 Canny Chime, Scr: Huen Eddy, 5 4 Vd 3,2 4-5. Rate: 2.13, $1.55, $0.85, $0.65. SO. 85. Qulnella: $2.45.

3 a-Y-0 HANDICAP, fur. 4 RAPID KUDOS, Pratt), 8 MARCIA'S MAC, fr, (M. Carr), jiANiun srn.1, jr. j. Nos: 2, 8, Others: 82 20 Sunset Avian, 16 Lin- kaw.

Iter Dal Dm. Rjodnll. 'j Yd. 2.8 2-5. Rite: 2.17.

Divs: $2.24: $0.88. $0-88. $3.85. Qulnella: $7.25. 4 MALL EE CHAMPIONSHIP, 11 fur.

94 LUCKY CHILD. 12 (L. Kelsall). 14 YANKEE DOLLAR. 24 (R.

J. Patching). 14 MARGAM PARK, 12 (D. Pratt), 3. T.A.B, and Judge's 6, 13.

B. Others: Ev. fav. Willy Makell. 20 V-trtangl, 12 or HI me, 10 Millar, ken, 33 Trivial, 12 Dark Stream.

15 Tiny Elmo, 33 Clnfly's First, li Just Hanover, Court time, lucky Cornet. 10 yds. yd. 3.4. Rate: 3.13.

4-5, blvs: $1.55. ioSO $2.65, H.iO. Qulnella: Night trots market Latest Interstate) priced NAPLES HANDICAP, 9 Meadow. Fly Fly Bird. Rover's Return.

MILAN HANDICAP. 4 Son Of Nancy, Vickie Marlt. Adlos Green Tardy Glenfern, Gyration. 10 Mooroopna, Dee. IS to 25 others.

1ST VICTORIA SAPLING STAKES. 74 Heritage. 2 Never Say Ole, Monara, SO others. 74 ITALIAN El Total tor no wlckotr-.