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16 THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1938. TABULATED RESULTS OF THE EMPIRE GAMES. REWARD FOR A THIRSTY CYCLIST. YACHTING.

KOONYA AND ERA WIN. PLACINGS AT COMPARISON OF VARIOUS RECORDS. AUSTRALIA HEADS THE LIST. UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATE OF PLACE POINTS. There Is no official scoring points In the Empire Games, but, as In the Olympic Games, six places In most of the events are taken.

The points are not necessarily a true reflex of merit. Australia, for example, heads the point score because of the number of minor placlngs In certain events, partly due lo the fact that It had more competitors In those events. In compiling points for reference, newspaper writers throughout the world usually allot the points 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. On this basis, the points are: TRACK AND FIELD. Tlx appended table shows the placing in the various sections ot the British Empire Games.

Where possible, the winners' performances are compared with the Empire Games, world, and Australian records. ATHLETICS. GOLF. FINE ROUNDS. Ferricr and Mrs.

Fcrricr Win. .1. Fwrler and Mr. Farrier th, stondinc; rforniBrn mctronoini on Saturday, when low Playing at amateur champion and his wife returned card of 7 up in the handicap event and from the scratch mark. Md 4 The feature of their card whs flnc of 17 by Mrs.

Ferrler. who wa, out In home i so. Her game wis sound and 2 HU homeward run of 35 wn, a fine Ferrler. a la, won the scratch traphy Manly the Salonlca Cup, conducted on two Saturdays, with rounds of and 72 D. ft.

Looan had an annum card at Con. cord his 62 net being nine under pur in 38. he reeled oft 3, 5. i. 4.

3 2 to finish with a fine 72 off the stick H. Morrison had a fine round of 70 in th. four-ball at Kensington. U. A.

Hill holed the jgth In one at Wool, lahra, the distance being 207 ynrds. ai. Nnrih Brighton, E. Bern needed only Ms tee shot at the fifth (145 yardsi. 1 Four ball bell, br.ll Jones IS.

and B. Kctllclold .14 10 un -h Sandy tlJl and o. K. Bain ill. 7 V.

and J. Eln ill), up' s' nni llav H. Smllh (12,. 5 up; H. Mofrlson Uoyd 17 5 up: II.

Dull un inrt 6), 4 Ul: A. "tM I i "ut 4 up; w. 11. Bplers H81 and 11. 6.

bam. 1' I JJ tnn Aust. Canada Enp'd. N.Z. B.Africa.

Scot. 100 yards (men) ja 10 3 Three miles a 4 JJ 10 3 440 yards hurdles 13 10 2 Javelin 1 13 5 Hlh Jump is 1 a 10 100 yards iwomcni 17 5 3 Marathon 3 a 3 Broad Jump moment 14 3 Olscus throw a 14 860 yards 4 a ia 440 yards relay (women 1 10 5 4 3 320 yards 3 Hammer throw 11 10 4 SI miles 13 5 Broad Jump fl 15 Javelin twomeni 3 io 4 3 5 440 yards relay 4 10 5 220 yards women 20 3 a 80 metres hurdles 1 women 1 10 I 4 10 Pole vault 7 4 3 10 Putting the shot 10 5 jo Jump women 1 3 3 15 4 120 yards hurdles 7 A 1 it 660 yard. relay 1 women 1 10 4 Mile relny 3 10 5 4 Hop, step, pnd Jiimn 22 2 One mile 5 3 a A 440 yards 3 7 10 1 4 Totals 231 .,161 ..101 71 91 I I I I Time or I Games I World I Austn. Event. 1 First.

1 Second. I Third. I distance, record. 1 rt-cord. I record.

lOOvds IC. Ho I me IJ. Muintord IE. J. Best I i men i Eng.

i I lAust.i I I 9,73 9.93 9.1a P. 6s lOOvds D. Normtn J. Walker J. Dolson 1 women 1 iAum.i lAust.i I ICan.i n.3s lis Us Three miles O.

H. Matthews p. D. Ward IR. Rnnklne I IN.

Z.i 1 (Eng. I (Can. I U.lm 14m 27.4s 13m 8O.Q3 14 23. is Thro wins tmirtrlght JS. A.

Lay IJ. P. Metcalfe I I the Javelin (Can.) (N.Z.I (Aust.) SOSfLOln 207ft I Vain 251lt 61n 217ft l'iln itunnlnn E. T. TUarker B.

Htffernan D. P. Shctllrte high Jump (Sth. Af.l tAust.l lAust.i OftS'ulii flit 31n eitoln Hit 6'eln 440yds J. Lonring J.

P. Psrk A. Macrtoueall hurdles tCan.i lAust. I lAust.i 52.9s 54.1 52.6s 53.95 Marathon J. L.

Coleman A J. NurrlR H. A. Gibson Jit 30m 2h 40m 2h 22m i2h (Sth. Af.l I I iSth.

AM 40.BS I 36s 3.6s 51.4a JBrond Jump D. Norman E. Rrby T. Peake 17ft 1 1 10ft 73tlnl 18ft lP'tln 1 women I i AiiKt .1 1 Eng. 1 I I Discus E.

Coy D. Young ICl W. Suiher- 1 I throw (Can.) iScot.i land tCnn.i 146ft 3ln 174ft 2'jtnll44ft 4'iiln 880yds V. P. Boot F.

B. Hundley W. Date lm 51.2a lm S2.4s I lm 40.8s lm 55s (N.Z.i iCan.i I 140yds rclpy Australia Canada Pn gland 49.1s 49.4s( 48.8; 49.5s women) 1 120yds. C. B.

Holmes J. Mumford E. J. Best 21.3a Sl.Bsl 20.3s 21.5s 1 Eng. I (Aust.i lAust.i I Hammer a.

W. Slither- K. Pa-don J. O. Leckle 159ft fl'oln '158ft 189ft 144ft lln" throw land iCan.i lAust.i 1N.Z.1 I 6ix miles C.

H. Matthews R. Ranklne W. Hnvwnrd 30m 14.5a 30m 49.6s 129m 36.4s 31m 49s (N.Z.I tCan.i iSth. At.

1 Broad jump H. Brown J. Ponton C. Dicken 26ft 8Mn 241t (Can. 1 iCan.i son "Aust.i Javelin throw R.

A. H. Robert G. A Minn 127ft 7 Vain 105ft7''ln 153ft 4lrill7fl 7ln 1 women 1 1 Can. I son (S.

Af.l iBnp.i 410yds Canada England AuMnilia 41.0s 42.2s 40.8sl 4J? reluy 220vds D. Norman J. Coleman A. E. Wearne (women) lAust.) lAust.) (Aust.) 24.7s 25s 24.3s 25.8s 80 metres hurdles B.Burke 1.

Grant R. I. Tong 11. Bs l-3a women) iSth. AfJ 1 Aust.

I (N.Z.) 11.7s (for 90yds. 11.6s 1 lor UOydsi role vault A. S. Du L. A.

Flotcher S. Frld Pleasls (Auit.l iCan.i 13fl 12ft 6in 1-lft B'-sin 13ft 1 Uln iSth. Af. rimini the A. Foui'ite E.

Cov Drew dhot iSth. Af.t (Can.l lAust.t 14711 fiin lfllt lUln S7lt lin 49ft oln Jump D. Odnrn D. K. (iardln- B.

M. Forbes I 1 women 1 tEns.i I cr (N.Z.i I SU Jin 5fl 3ln oft 5ln 51 1 Jin UOvds T. P. Ldvery II O'Connor 3. G.

Stenner I hurdles iSth. AI.i iCan.i (Aust.i 14s 14. bs 14.1s 14.8b 660vds relay 1 women 1 Australia England Canada lm 13.JR lm 14. s- Vile relay Canada England New Zealand 16.9s 3m 16.8s 3m I2.fis Jm 21.8 Hop. sirp.

J. P. Mrtcalfe ID. L. Miller B.

C. Dlcfcln- I and lump I lAust.i son (Auil.i oOfi lOin 5111 3liin 52ft 5 in 51lt 9 tin One mile J. W. Alford G. 1.

Br.ct- I I (Waleji house V. P. Boot I lAusti I 1N.Z.1 11. 6s 4m 12.8& 4m 6.3 im lis yards IW. Roberts W.

Prtta ID. V. Shore I I I (Ene.i 1 (Can.) I (Sth. AM 47.9s i 46.4s 48.4s I i SWIMMING DIVING. H.

Blnneman (South Africa), winner of the Empire Games 100 kilometres cycling race, welcomed a soft drink at the end of his strenuous exploit. The South African team manager. Mr. J. G.

Emery, Is with Blnneman. 330 yards medley relay 4 10 440 yards relay twomem 5 10 4 320 yards breaststioke 1 women 1 6 4 in a 110 yards freestyle 4 jo 5 880 yards relay 4 5 jo 110 yards freestyle women 1 15 7 Springboard diving 15 4 a Hijh tower dlvlnn 10 4 10 Springboard diving 1 women 1 13 11 1 Hitth board diving (women) id 5 3 440 yards freestyle 4 in 220 yards breaststrokc 3 4 10 140 yards freestyle (women 10 5 4 110 yards backstroke iwnmeiw 10 110 yards b.irkstroke 10 ft 1650 ynrds freestyle 3 ft 14 330 yards medley relay 1 women 4 3 10 a A Totals 136 ..101 105 7 ff ROWING. Eishl-oai race Pour-oat racp Scully Melvvn Wnlker, Stockholm, last Ausust. Jumped Oft lO'itln, but this has not yet been ndoifed as a record. an authoritative performance.

A throw of lfi3n Eln by G. W. Sutherland on January 29, 1938. awaita official recognition eo Ai'stvnM' 1 rccoiri. S.

C. Woodnrson's record or 4m 6.4s awaits lntprnatloml vfcognit ion. SWIMMING. Most 01 ihe wimmln rce are over distances not previously Included In the Games schedule. nd, therefore, comparisons of times are Impossible.

CYCLING. 1,000 metres time tr to miles 100 kilometres 1,000 metres sprint Totals i 36 2 BOXING. I im-dlev relay England 410yds I trccityls re- Canf da 1 women 1 I 20vds ID. Storey st stroke I jCnads 'Australia lAustralla I I England I J. Langdon I (Can.l women 1 llOvrfs freest vie 4.40yds freestyle HrcA.ststroke 'R.

PIrie I iCan.t 'R. Ptrie I iCan.i 'J. G. rn'ies I iKnR.i I England Collaid 5th. Af.

t. Leivers 'W. Fleming lAust.i H. R. Biddulph 1 tns.

1 'P. W. Spence iT. Prentice 1 Br. Gna.i i (Can.l 'Canada 'Australia bhuyos 4m 54.6s Flyweight Bantam Feather Light Welter Middle Llsht-heav.

Heavy Toil Is WRESTLING. 1 1 1ft 1 10 1 39 13 11 10 10 5 10 5 5 4 10 5 59 9 30 9 il 4 ft ft 4 8 18 19 1 3 10 .1.10.. 4 1 10 5 8 i VV. 1 ISO IM 5 relav 13yds irccstyle women) 440yds ftrrstylp wmnen 1 1 10yds b.ir.ksttnki t'vomcii) llOyts 3 b.iOvds freestyle 3 30 yd mrdlev rrlf IM. K.

IM. Levdon Kerr Can.l M. N. Taylor R. fevers I IN.

Wp.tn- wrlcht lEns.i Sth. Mrii-a Australia Feather Wcllei Mldcilc Light -heavy Heavy Bint am Light Totals BOWLS. DIVING. Single Pairs Fourj GRAND TOTALS Ppnngbuard Hlsh Tower 1 vnnicn Boaid 1 1'nm'i 1 R. Mailers i lAust.i D.

Tomalin i (Ens.i 11. IJinnett I iauM.i IL. Hnnl; iC. D. IoiiilIiii.G.

Alhnns lEnc.i R. Masters (Aust.i L. Adam Af'mms Can. 1 Athftiis I iCan.i M. Sharkey II.

Donnett I (Aust.i Wales eained 28 points for athletics, boxing, nnrl swimmlnst; Ceylon, 11 points foi box-ins and athletics: Rhodesia. 10 points for mhletlfs, boxing, and bowls: Brithh fluiana live points for swimmins; North Ireland three minis lor athletics and bowls: and Fiji, one point for bowls. ROWING. wehta Fours Kcul's lAustrr.lla IH. .1.

Turner lAUMralia N. Zealand 'P IN. Zealand (Canada R. B. Smith I 1 N.Z.

1 A GLANCE. Im 48.3s '3m 6.3s 3m 3.2s lm 0.6f 1m 52s 2m 55.8s 12m 51.9s I 9m 19s jim 10. is '5m 39. is 1 lin 19. 5i I i 1 in 9m 8s lm9a lm 'lm 9.6; jl9ni in." I 6m 29? 7in lfi.Bs 8m 24s.

lm 15.23. 24m 44s. 53m WRESTLING. E. Pitrrcll 1 (Aust.i Purchase E.

Garrard (Aust.i Trevaskls Clarke iCan.i J. P. Genet I A. Harding (Sth. Af.l J.

D. Podjursky 1 (N. Z.i IH. Godfrey Fulton V. I.

Thomas i N.z. i IF. Siandcn (Sth. Af.i IP. Sheanby i iSth.

Af.i Evp.nx (Can.t Scarf (Aust 1 KnKht 'a. Green nan Ward ISth. Af.t I (Sr.ol.t n-'-'len i.f. (N.Z. iW.

Clal-lie I 'Fill 'Fn-l-nd Bourne I (Rhnd.i Scotland Till V. Wallace). 4. Won by 20 yards with vardf between second and third. WOMEN.

80 METRES HURDLES. 'Records: Worlds. 11. as: Fmolrc. 11.8?: Aus-tralipn and New South Wale.

12.33. Winnei. 1034. M. Clark (South Africa'.

11.8s. FINAL. B. Burlte 'South Africa 1 1 It. Empire Games and Australian record.

1: I. Grant 'Australia). R. I. Tons 'New Zealand).

3: C. Kennedy tralia). T. Pcae i Australia K. M.

TtfTcn iFnclandi. r. Won by Inchn. with one yard between aecond and third. 220 YARDS.

'Records: 24.3s: Empire. 25s: Australian r.nd New South Wales. 25.8s. Winner, 1934, E. Hlscock i England', 25s.

I FINAL. D. Norman lAustrallai, 24.7i. Coleman 'Australia), 2: A. E.

Wearne (Australia), 3: E. Meagher (Canada I. 4: B. Burke ISouth Africa). 3: I.

Talbot (Australlai, 6. Won by three yards, with two vards between second and third. RUNNING HIGH JUMP. (Records: World's. 6ft 5ln; Empire, Aft 31n; Australian.

Sft 3ln; New South Wales, Aft 0 3-10ln. Winner, 1934. M. Clark (South Africa), Aft 3ln.l D. B.

Odam (England). 5ft 3ln. equals Empire Game and Australian records, D. K. Gardner (England), Aft 21n.

E. M. Forbes INew Zealand! Aft 21n. 3: M. Bell (Canada), Aft 2ln.

D. Carter (Australia). Sft lin. E. Poore Australia) 4ft Bin.

to. 660 YARDS RELAY. '220 yards. 110 yards. 220 yards.

110 yards. No official world's or Australian Hsu res. Winner, 1034. Canada, lm 14.4s.) Australia iD. Norman 220.

J. Woodland 110, J. Coleman 220. T. Peake UOi.

lm 13.2s, England iK. Stokes. E. Raby, D. Saunders.

W. Jeffrey 1. Canada Montvnmery. B. Howard.

E. Meagher. Dolsont. 3. Von by is yards, with IS yards between second and third.

CYCLING. 1000 METRES PR TNT, QUARTER-FINALS. First: R. Uliner (New Zealand), last 220 yards 12. Hs.

Ray Hicks (England), 2. Won by half length. Second; 8. R. Giles (New Zealand), 13s.

1: T. Johnson lAuatrallai, 2. Lentth and a half. Third: E. L.

Gray lAustrallai, 12.7s, R. T. Taylor 'New Zealand), 2. three lengths. Fourth: Porter i Australia l.

13s, W. Maxfleld lEnqlandi, 2. Six Inches. First E. L.

Gray (Australia Inst 220 yard 12.0s. n. K. Ulmer (New Zealand). 2.

Half a length. Second: R. Porter (Australia), 12.9s, G. R. Giles 'New Zealand), 2.

Length. FINAL (THREE HEATH). First heat- E. L. Gray (Aust.i, 13.68, R.

Porter (Aust.i, 2. Length. Second heat: E. Gray, 12.8s. R.

Porter, 3. Length. P1NM. TO DECIDE TFIIRD PLACE. Gllci (New Zealand), 12.9s, R.

B. T. Uluitr (New Zealand). 2. Length, Pl.ACINOH, E.

L. Gray 'Australlai, r. Porter (Aiistrallai. O. Fl.

ailea (New Zealandi, R. E. Ulmer (New Zealand). 4. AMERICAN VIEW.

Olympic Games at Tokyo. CHICAGO, Feb. 12. Mr. Avery Brundnge, president of the United States Olympic Committee, commenting on the British view that the Olympic Oames.

to be held In Tokyo, should not be supported, said that British action would not Influence the American committee. "Politics has no place In amateur sport," she said. A struggle for supremacy betwean con ft let Ins-weather Influtnoks gava inlmsmeii In iha Aoyal Sydney Yacht flquadroo'i races on Saturday plenty of scope for watchfulness, a light easterly breeee Hwung suddenly to the north-east, and Inter was Intarspersed with calm and tendency to go to the north-west. In No. division, Koonya IT.

IH. Maxwell) made the most of her opportunities; and won comfort-ably from Brand v. (J. II. Palmer), with Horn third.

Io No. II. division, Era (J. L. Mlfsonl won with easa from Clipper (J.

M. Hordern), with Oulwulla TV. third. Koonya had all her time In hand from all except Brand V. and Norn at Manly.

She was Om 30s ahead of Brand, which had sailed from fifth tn second place. Brand was slightly ahead of Moonbeam and Windward (outleri. then followed Thetis, Josephine, and Norn, the last boat being BV-m behind Brand. Off the wind to Shark 11 and Brand reduced the gap by 3in 10s, and left the others behind. At Neutral Bay Koonya ait til had 5m 25s in hand, and was 17m 40s ahead of Norn, from which she had received 23m.

After that, with the wind falling for a period. Brand continued to gain, but not as fast ai Norn, which. In the beat from Neutral Bay to Watson's Bay and the run to the finish, went from seventh to third place, gaining 12Vam on the leader, and 9m mi Brand. Thetis and Josephine also did comparatively well. In No, H.

division. Era sailed well on tha way to Manly, having given Culwulltt Um, she was In second place, 35s astern. She passed both Clipper (3m) and Judith Jihl 17m I. Which wtre, respectively, about two and five minuses astern of her at the buoy, and gained 7Vm nn Bacchante and 14m on Bjo-Ro. On the run to Neutra Bay, via Shark Island, she passed Culwulln, end left Clipper and Bacchante further astern, but Judith Plhl and Slo-Ro regained some of their losses.

Over tha second part of the course Era wa untroubled. Increasing her lead from every other competitor. Clipper and BJo-Rn were the best of the others, the former sailing into ftacond place ahead of Culwulla. and the latter nicking up nearly three minutes from Bacchante and pass- dtvuion: Koonya II. (H.

Maxwell), 32m. Brand V. tJ. R. Palmer.

19m, 2: Norn (A. F. Albert), 9m. 3. Won by 2'jm.

with 2m 64s between second and third. Finishing times: Koonva. 5h 58m 14s: Brand. Bh Om 44s; Norn. Bh 3m J8a; Josephine I19mt.

6h 4m 2s: Thetis 25mi. flh 4m 35s; Moonbeam (21m), Ch 5m 15s. Windward (cutter) (27m) M( Oulwulla IV. NR. arehamt.

12m. 3. Wot. by 5m 24s7 with 3tn 13s second and third. son).

6h iim 112i Slo-Ro (lmi. 5h 44m -nr. second and third. Petrel. Ranston.

and R.A.N.D. came nexl. SYDNEY AMATEUR SAILING CLUB. Varlttlon in ihe breew. helmsmen inmciiH lull In the ncnulllmate round of the Sydney Amtteur S.lllnj Club'a point scon iirles on s.tur- dlMawht(l ID, Huddleston) echleved her "leond In the nr division ot cless.

lieJllns Moneoon end June Bird In the second division Wlnul (E. B. Shelleyl hd her mat nln. with Spray nd Mlsch ef In tne minor places. i iJohn Mlllal obtained her aecond auccesa irom nr BFtrl Wr.mi.rah.

A No. 1 division: Manblil (D. Huddle-Ion am i 1: Monsoon lO. York l. 5m.

June Ird BirdlJ. B.cWhoui,. IBs with elsht 'seconds between second and third. PlnlshlnS times: Mawhlll. 51.

37m 14s: Monsoon. 5h 58m 30s: June Bird. 5h 58m Mn; Nor -es ei. 5h 50m 14s Storm Bird. 6h; Nyrla.

om Walmea. Eca novel, nipple. Knacrls. and Hoana also ffclned nolnls. Kieven started.

A Class -No a division: Winjl IK. Rhelle.vl 7m Spray Konerisoni. om. mn.u.c, sir. '3: 0.n (O.

T.P"or.. won aeconds. with fnm minutes between seeond. and third, Flnlsl.li.5 times: Wingl. 4h oaii.

Mlchlef. 5h 3m 15s: Dawn 51. 3m S9; L.dy -Luck! WynjioM. AuW end S. Th.lj also named points.

Fouteen atarled. wandeiei reBrciasi. Sei Bird I John Mlllsi. 7o. Nald IV.

(N. F. Brooken. 9: Womrr-1. l.

Rojlfi. 2m. 'P. A. H.

)un. dm. 4: Ariel IH. w. Mcnninni.

rim. n- w. Oalei. 5m. Won bv 43 rconds.

wl 3ni bird. 4h 47m 30s: Naiad. 4h 4flm 4h 51m 35s: Maud. 4h 52m Ariel. 4h 55m IBs: Hanuer.

4h fi7m AOs. Wanmb-. alio flnlah'U Ten started. Victory, Pllvnr Bpray, ano Ho-Kal OCEAN BACB). race held bv the Lak- Macquane Yachi Club on a course off im Newcastl- Harbour entrance on Saturday, as prrt of th Newcastle 150th Anniversary celebrations.

Allowed had the race von when It npsned NobM's to the finishing line Instdt the harbn-r. Rendeoun n. allowrd 10 third; iD. Richer' scratch, fourth: Temptress iW. Pranklim.

24 minutes, illtK SAILING. Lightning's Close Win. N.S.W. LEAGUE'S RACE. rtBhinintr s-iih tl the helm, lifd a narrow victory from All Biitlsh.

in lic New South Wales League race, for Hie Bob Will Memorial Cup. on in harbour yMlerday. The event was well contested Ihrougliont. the issue 1 being in doubt flmo.it to the flnkhlng line. All British led at all r-mnding marks, but Lightning esseried her superiority ovei the final mile of i the long Sow end Piss course.

1 wh.n th hmi fcniB nt iviT. fhfre was little wind, and soon after th start the big field hunched. Positions changed frequently. Blow progress was made ti the first mark where All Rt-IHoh (erf frnm Mllvlno follOWCrl bv Lllllnlllg. niorla.

and The Mhtake. After clearing thf. Sow and Pige, It was a close haul to Shark I--' land, and over tha' portion vt Uir ctmrse All I Brlttjh led Irom Malvina. ollowed by Lightning end Olorla. All British continued to do well on the cloise haul to Clark Island, mid roundfd thm nliead of Lightning, closel followed by filorln and Malvina.

All British showed the way round ihe Chowder Head mark, with Li tun ins in clore attendance. Across stream to Shark Island. Llshtnlnjt closed on the leader. Excitement ran high at the Shark Island pile. From that point battle royal ensued between tli two leaders.

nd eventually Lightning beat her formluale rival by 5 seconds. Lightning tW. Haywardi. 4m. Ail Hritiati (R.

RanltnRs), Gloria iE. PaiuiuiM. lm. 3, Tarce fB. Rwlnbournel.

Won by 3s. rlb 18s between second end third Other, io flnl-sh in order were Dee Whv. Malvlnn. C. Pre Collarov.

Scot Too. Jean. Alruth, aUiouwatta, Hope. Nereis, and Australia. YENDY'S WINS S.F.S.

RACE. Yendys. in resplendent rig nd ably kippered by N. W. Blackmin, won the Sydnev Flying Squadron's rare foi Ihe Wallv Douglas Memoiial Cup un th harbour on Saturday.

Yenriv worked thr orthodox flood tide course on the beat to the Sow and Pigs light In the prevailing light north, easterly breeze, and after easing away el that, mark in premier pislLlon never left the result In doubt. At Ihe lght Dead em on a was In second plnue. followed by Cutty Bar it, Miranda. Furious, PnTidom. Rosetta.

J. L. Glick', N.S.W.. Norma D. r.nd Britannia.

Rounding the pile at Shark Island Desdemona wan still second, closely followed by Cutty Sark and Miranda. On the second heat to windward, W. Fisher coaxed Miranda along in fine and eased away at the Chowder Hed huoy in third place 10 second.1, ahead of Cuttv Sark. Halfwpy across stream to Shark island, Miranda hid the measure of Cutty Sark, and- the former went on to gain second prlae from her rival, with Britannia In fourth place. Yendvs (N.

W. Blnckman), Vain. 10 nd cup. Miranda IW. Fisher).

2'm. 5. Cutty Rnrk id. Sand3t, 3 Vim, Jt2, 3: Britannia iC. Robinson 1.

4. Won bv 3m 33 1, with 35s between second and third. Others to finish. In ordet. were: Pandora, Deademona, Wiratah.

Rosetta. Kbmet, N.8.W.. .1. L. Ollck.

Springbok. Furious, and Kerikl. Olorla, In thirteenth place, wsi disqualified lor fouling the Judge's boat at the finish. OTHER RESULTS. 10 Footers' Celebrations' Champion hip: Australia IA.

Russell), Eileen (E. Blllai. Happy Davs (C. Mllleri. 3.

Won by about Middle Hat Dour Club. 16ft skiffs; Britannia iH. Biownt, lmni, Radiant IH. Orlfflnt. m.

2: Hermolne (W. Webb), Alarm iW. Ainotii. 7m. 4: Rlvoll (j.

Lyons), 5. Won by 3m fl Class: Spray (R. Adams), 14m, 1 Ranger (A. Vaughanl, IBm. 2: Viking (K.

Carroll), Wlndsong (R. Dennis), 12m, Donnelly (T. Wilson scr 8. Won by 40s. Manly Club.

16ft skiffs: Harmony II. ic. Waltsi, 2m, Valdora (P. Hswklnsi, 4m. 2: Lightning, 3, Won by 2m 20s.

class: Memory IK. Beard), Lapwing fR. Btevensi. 12m. Ace iM.

Karnettt, 10m, 3. Won by 3m 40s. Oreenwlch club, left aklffa, Second heat (Walton lhyl: Query (N. Muln, Wllruna (J. Benreldl, 13'Am, Top Dog (N.

Tanner), 6Vm. Furore (L. Mclndoei, Vjm, 4. Won by Im 20s, class: Jeanatte 13. Red ford lm, Trump U.

Robinson), 2ro, Uttlt Dipper iV. Robinson), 6m 3. Drummoyne Club, 16ft aklffs. E.D. fH.

Price), 2m, Annette IE. Price), 2m, Awanul (A. Fagani, scr, Trio (S. Martini, lm, 4: Windy (M. Adamsl, Vam, 5.

Won by 20m. St. Qeoree Club. 16ft Kklft'a FUrnnri fcnaL riluh champlonBhip; Nerls tW, Haywardi, 1: Ace, Too IC. tloultoi), Euchre (K.

Nt-hollsl. Ch Slice in. riignmi. won by em commoaore A. Polldore's trophy: Nerela.

scr, Nu Tu tW. Kennedy), lla'm, Ace Too, 2m, Chance, 8m, 4. Won by 84s. George's River Club, 16ft. nklfffl.

Burrawang F. Selmoni. 3m. Sylva) (S. Slnnletoni.

3m. Sutherland IT. 3. Selmoni, scr, Rose (P. Bur- rowsi, um, won oy vjni, rireennlch So ad on.

12ft skiffs. Tlilrd heat. club chrmplonshlp. Maroro it. Davlesi, Advance (V, Buanicii.

'4', AriKi in. nornen, jewel iw. Macklei, 4. won by lm 60s, Arlkl wins the title, Hindlcap: Jewel, 6'm, and Advance, 4m. daari-heat, Archer tB.

Hlnchcllffe), 9 '4m, Maroro, Am. 4. Won by 2s. Lane Cove Club, 12ft skiffs. Third heat.

Palmer trophy). Hope N. Hanseni. 7m, 1: Contender IA. Veronlque v.

Souieri, 13m, Charm (A. 1. Uay), 1111, TTII1 oy joh. The River ClubMeteor fJ. Merrlnglon), 10m.

Velsheda (R. Rogers! 6m, Blue Peter iR. Searlei, 15m, Firefly (L. Thearlet, Bm, 4, Won by 3m, class: My una IL. Pecrami.

acr, Redongra D. Stewart), aor, Omega (J. Wilson i. 5m, 3. Won by am.

Coneord-Abbottfordniadeavllla Squadron. Second heat, club championship: Awatea (A, Lancaster), Colonial IR, Lee), 2 Mercury iL, Henry), 3. Won by Vm. Awatea wins championship. Handicap: Oreomo, 15m, Mercury, 7m, Colonial, 2m, Awatea, scr, 4.

Won by North Shore Dinghies. Virago (J, Rein, Wavelength fJ. Browni, Stormatong fp. oibsoni, 3: Quf Vive (A. Peppari, Varuna IR, Slomanr, 5.

Won, by 80s. PlTTWATFR AQUATIC CLUB. Taonenose trophy: Popeye IR. Small), 8m, Nemesis IB. Watiri, 6, Finite IE.

C. Belli, 2. 3, VAUOLUSK 12 FOOTRHR' CLOR Arathusa (B. Thompson llm, Jo-Rhu J. Winning), Dm, 2, Scandal (J, Brlggai, 2m 3i.

Won by 2m 35s, class: Spry (R. Utntrmulrt, 10m. Merlin (W. Noskti, 10m, Shamrock fE. Bachelor), acr, 3.

Won by lm 30s. "Vea Jay" clasa, State ehamplonahlp. third heat: Him rod Butler, Vauclust), Rival (J, winning, Peg U. Mulltr, V.t. 3.

Chirm (J. Orose, V.I, 4, Nlmrod won tht championship, with Peg second, and Rival and Chum equal for third. Sealed handicap: Trump fVaueluit). 13m, 1: Hermes (Manly), 10m, Rlalnt lam, Pag 3m, 4, CYCLING. .1 CO time trial 10 miles.

R. Porter 1 "Aust.i W. 'V. Maxflcld R. Micks i 1 Eng.

1 H. ninneman Brown iS'h. Af.t. "N.Z.t E. V.

Mills I Tni IS. Rose Sth. Af.i. R. I TOO kilo l.Ofn metre-, 'E 1.

On r. foner furlnt. 1.1 1 1 BOXING. Division. Fljrwci3hV Bantam rcr.iher TVclter Middle I.i3ht-he.v.'y Heavy Fir3t 'J.

joubcrt (3th. AM H. Buller I (Ens-' A. Hfiirl-cus (Ceyloui H. Groves (Ens.

1 'W. Smith Aust.i D. P. Renrdon 1 Wales 1 M. Wolmorans I (Sth.

Af.i T. O'borne 1 Second. Gannon I (Can.i tH. Knoeson I iSth. AM J.

Watson I (Scot. 1 1H. Hurst I (Can.i A. .1. Hecney in.

Z.i 'M. Dennis I C. Overall I (AUt.l B. Sterling I '3th. Af.t I Third.

"tH. I 1 Scot. B. I lAust. IK.

Morr.n I 1N.Z.1 W. R. iRnou.i A. iRhod.i R. Carcv (Can.i ft Wtlhu I (Engj IL.

Harlcy I (Aust.i Cameron I Dillon Tslrfndanls flj II, V'Vr 1,1 'V. 1 TO Pi '0 4 up. AVONDALPI. Stablefoid. A airrte: Rorir.

P' Wllllamwn .8. 16: j. fiffRS McLean iSOi, 34; H. O. Carter H8i competed.

BALGOWLAH (per Hi A grade- S. ft, Wilkinson. HU 7. hi. grade; ii Anderson.

84- r4. 0: H. Btonka. aa tii competed. 31 BANK8TOVN ipar Ti.

MMaI; I p. Seten" bbl 3" bfl BAlfnKW. Medal: B. Rohuiion. 81 19 62 I Bond, 6118, 63; H.

Green. S3 'i6. til- b' Harris, 6416, (jfj; B. f. Hprrlv fll-Vl in- a' Hovendrnt.

9323. 70. BONNIN DOON. VMitors linn boll hrM bill pai; B. W.

Fairfax ill' Ann Tdnnn up; W. Bnj.rt 1 1 2 1 and H. Andir.ws 1i 7 im-R. Longworih lit and K. PoLin (Jilt, -j un- g' Andrews ifti and A.

Viits iHi, ii up' i Hallett ill) and J. Mvios il.it, uy (igo com. peled.i CAMMKRA Y. Four ball best brill par: Weddtll till end B. Dawfon a ua- i 0, Collins il4i and H.

Cuithov. i20t, up; Langley ifli and J. 1. Russell ill', fl mi, -T Mi in i tli and 8. L.

Sjun1r I i 6 up; O. Ciojibiid till) pud T. C. PMtwvy A up. CARNARVON.

SUbleford. A gradr: M. Mtjt-well ilO). 36: C. H.

Deimess Tr. Holt i9i. 35. grade: P. L.

Stone 1 5, 16" Tsflor 1 17 C. Morgii 11: McDonild U7i. 34. grude: G. .1.

Pitter UK. 35; R. Sioiev fA 32; J. J. Burrv '2J.

Ti. 85 fom-peicd i CHAT3WOOD. loin hill belt hill par: T. E. err lew i4Ri and a.

-R. Kvurtl i up; .1. Nupli'r 1 14 1 mid .1. Hmrte rjou 1 18 1 up. Pnulton 1 14 1 and T.

(lr.h.m i7. 7 ttiv Mmv iyi tiiut .1. Fisher 7 up: R. Clairn't; i)fi nid W. S.

WilliHiiu tlCi. 7 up: C. 'lit ind fl. Cook i9. A I tie.

i)4i ttiiu H. flutif (9t. 6 up. (7B competed. CONCORD i pur 7 1 A grsrte: D.

8. l.ogHii, T2 10, '(: O. (J. ((). 71, C.

nipw.e.v, TJ S. (twin. fH -11. T.i- T. Murraw.

85 Yl, r.i. grfde: IV W. Rj 17. fifi: W. H.

R3 15. F7: K. .1. PhilllD'. 6417, 67.

gruri: R. A. Davidson. Hrl 19, 61: K. M.

Locke. 17: P. T. Rlchr.rd.on. flB-L'O.

68. Par: A. C. 1 ft square. tCt tomntitd CRONUIJ-A.

--Stableford: H. Hown i23i. 31; H. 1. Johnson viQi, 31; C.

Blnns 17t. 36; P. Heird "4t. J. Dlckhon 14 35.

EA 9 TLA KB ipai 70 Medal: tl. Mosh-i, 8319, 64; E. V. 'I uuiiipson. K6 LM.

tih; .1 .1. Kilt. JH 14. 67; T. MrRae.

90 PR. W. V. nicMami'. 91--23.

6R t35 competed. i GORDON I par 70 1. Stroke: .1 M. l-ijan. MSi.

07. A. Ottawa. 63--14. 69: C.

Tuiihridnr. BP tW: J. Clark. A. A.

Beet, 101 3b. ,1. 144 competed. i KILL Alt A. Stable lord.

A grade: C. W. IlodTsen UOi, 36; II, n. Brennau lOt. 'M: 1) C.

Crartor-1 4 lot D. G. Mokswnrth '8i. 34: I H. Dwyir niPris: C.

II. Rrrdr Un. Tin; S. .1. Jamlrmn 1 30; W.

C. Trvlor iti. :9. ICOOAIt At. BnnV.ii own: A.

G. Becker, fcfi -t4. R4: K. riexter. 97 iy.

75. LBURA. 18 holes par: .1. Colli iin, un: Ii. O.

Lees il6i, 1 down; F. Monslcy M7i. C. Rhodea Smith 1 1 down. Four ball, bait par: C.

Fusworth tY.it, ami C. W. R. IU i 9 up: D. A.

Warden 1 1 a A. W. Morrov ilL'i, tl uo. O. T.

Ferrl. 10t mil H. f. t)tz til'. 6 up.

f. K. Walker tint and R. r. WuPcer ilfli, no.

MTHOOW. SiphWoirt: O. Hov )K. tr-: r. Mil.

34; A. Rankm MM. lm. na4. RlPdlv (20 1, 30.

W. TsmIUom i2', 33; H. Hopkins tint. 32; R. r'Oi.

30. IONO KKBF. Par. A grade: N. RKhnd 'It, I mi; W.

J. Welcti IM. 1 tlon: A. Mjiil 3 1 rinr-n; G. 1 rlosn.

aradc: H. Hmfi 1 I2t. 1 no; F- Forrl Mtt. 1 ui: I.onrey (141. smire.

iirde: C. J. Brure MSt. down. MANl.v- ipar 7'it.

Meral A nrt: n. C. 73- -5, R. F. R.

L. Apperlv. 7fi -5, 71: A H. Grunrfv. 798.

71. pradf fl. B. Mrtcy. PI is.

fifi; G. H. Taubman. 10 -12. 61: K.

B. 13. 67. urade: T. B.

Timbret'. 91 26. 10. H. F.

Dou-ilasa. 9120. 71; H. W. S.

93--3'J, 71. Salonlca Cup: T5T. T. Proud. 1H--40.

13: E. B. Backhouse, 16R--30. 138. 112 MONA -Open mixed four hall, best hj'l off.

A. R. Sh? t7i and Mrs. Lpptliorne 110'. up; Ii.

Trousdale ilfti nnd Mrs. Piondfoot iw. 2 no: Piimell t9t and Miss O'Brien iin, 1 down: O. Todd Mil end Mrs. Todd '3fit, 1 doirn; K.

Pui-ueil Mil mid Mrt. PennefathT M4. 1 don. MOORK PA (par 701. Medal.

A grKrie: L. 1. Wvles. 7B 10. 88: ft.

Rheiiben 79--11. fiB; T. Wnolley 81 -13, fl: 1. Hltr-lns. 8113, flR: H.

Cndfiv. 8) 13, r. grad-: M. M. lac.

84 -IP. K. O-ihlms. fill 19 R4. gtadu: E.

Cook. 85 -it. fii: -f. t. Ken.

H8 4. 6. iBS MOPMAN -Four hr II. Stableford: R. A.

Pt-oiia (Oi end H. Granville Mfii fi3; C. W. lli an! A. Blundell M4.

fil IJ M. Siere til' and H. C. SB: 9. Pturltfv i0 nl Tfc Men'IfS tl9i, AH; A.

Sch(j(Tff lib and K. M. (17. S7. NEW ML'rHCPOl-ITAN.

Inflation. -Four-bflV best bell par. P. H. Jones Mil.

and P. 8. Jonri. Jun. I4t.

11 up: W. II. 8i nnd W. McCon-nell (14i, up: G. Johnston tSi enti Ptrachin Mil.

8 up: A. F. Mot gp ifti niul Wrbb 7 un- W. Phillip MM and It. Cremln (Mt, 1 up NEW POUTH Open inlsed font t)l He.il ball pur: Fr.irlci set fnd Mr', ferriei 7.

7 up: A. G. We Kli nnfl Mis Abel i8 up- I Dixon ill nnd Mi tlrem t'5. 6 uti: S. Noln Mil and Mil' Hughes t35i, up: P.

and Miss Ollfllirii ild 5 up: A. R. i7t an Miss Nnthan i7t. 8 up: T. '8' "nd Ml" Brown 5 up: A.

O. 'I' tnd Mis' Oswald (381. up: (,. G. Robev mil Mis.

Hobitf MV). up. scraicri -enre; J. Pernei and Mr-. i Pen iei 4 un 140 i-oiii pried nUK 1 MMftlin IK, -I-PI.

ft Vl-Hfjr. n. rwi.i.. mont 1131, 1 uo; V. Falvey (14t.

1 down: B. ML'i. 1 down. gride: A. Snrgepni M5i I oorri; L.

Sharpe M7l, 3 down. R. Otien tW'. 1 uo; V. Mnlrnliev tO'.

I down. NORTH BRIGHTON. Four-ball stableford gate: C. Robins and O. Reeve 74; R.

Al-ander and F. W. Bennett CH. 14; H. Minou and B.

Raven (, 73: C. FoMtelton and J. Stm (341. 7: J. Chegwyn nnd N.

Smith Stroke: N. Prltrharri, 77-iO. SI. w. Crookntm.

80 ao. 60: E. Bens. 7--a. fil.

ATI ANUS ipar 701. Stroke A giada: Bert. 788 70: C. A. Falls.

8413, 71: R. 71: W. W. Martin. 819.

7S; H. Palk. 8814 7. grade: S. Saleh, W.

Rudolph, 8817. 71; J. McfMllock, PENNANT HILLS. Par-A grade: H. (9i 2 up: R.

WnOdnork ill'. 'to: Di TorBM MOi. I down; J. Graham (3i. 1 tiomi.

L. Trotter (I3t. 3 un; w. R. Hontder 13.

i up: P. B. Hall M4i. 1 up: W. G.

Lovle 'Wl. 1 vp- 0 grade: D. J. Jenkins i20i. aauare: R.

Una Di. 1 down; H. W. Knight (19., 2 down. 10 tom- best ball, osr mswj davi: N.

O. Goodman i.H and S. Thomai up: F. THompann 8 and ti. J.

ViW tip; C. D. Eaton HU and A. N. Mile M4i.

8 W. R. J. J. Twohtll Ml) and S.

B. Johnson M' 183 eomnrled.t RGSEVILLK fnar Mi. Stioke: A erade. r-Smith. 7112.

59- H. E. For. 7 1--IS. 82; Bennett.

707. 83: J. G. Tartar 78 W. grade: J.

M. Campbell. 75-11. SB; J- G. rench.

7fi17, F. Coulter. 80 3 J. 59: w-, Smith. 8120, Bl.

grade: H. M. Savage. 24ROVAL BTDNEr (par Canadian stroke: rr. Osborne and H.

A. A. F. Rankin and E. J.

Mt-Phee. 77-10. Holllngdnle and O. K. Krygei.

87- -15. Rellly and B. W. Mlnell. S3 16 67: R.

N. Mtm and O. H. Armstrong 735. F8: Hv- lace and A.

N. Doyle, 87-18. 09; Cook i nj A. Anderson, 8111. 70; C.

S. Slada and B. i Keya. 9121. 70.

(R4 comoeted.i RYDB A A. Bishop (fli. square: O. Cole (9'. down: W.

Cjin (7t, 2 down; M. Cole (81. Loiigshaw (Hi, 8 up; H. (lit. Beadmtn fHi.

aqnnre; J- com- rcde: J. O. McKearn (15t. 3 down. peBTTRATHri8a.O.

Plabltford: A WJjJf1. tv'. rler (lit. 37; W. M.

MiQulnil Uli. Ji land IHl, K. II. linvi.i O. Rich (161.

44: W. Ronrke il5. 4. J. 1151.

38- Webb (ISi 36. 1171. 31: N. 8. Fenwlck (l'l.

38. PeTHB foor-gll 'c A. V. Miller and S. naft M.

Davla (23(. 73; A. C. Boyle and P. (281.

70; J. B. Oarrltv and T. Abbott nn tf F. Kedde and R.

Wheatley (32), 67; R. hojw O. C. Priest (40). 67.

C. OrlN WOOLLAHRA ipar 89) i RK' 0. Cralf fin, 6916. 83: J. Collins.

80 6 M. B. o- 6914. fil: B. N.

Osborne. 73 18. 8J. f1; OOUIJ311BN. Strolte: F.

J. miitt. B. PaTton. 82 18, 84; 0819.

L. Ijeeon. 83 a7, 88; A. McGregor, OB-i, Breden, 91 all, 70. NEW CAMMF.RAY CLUBHOUSE.

"ThU hnlldinr not cost the North Sydney one lettlni North Sydney (Alderman jnion). wji the loundallon-aione of a golf club house merav Park on Saturday. naif Clu" Alderman Stanton said man Wfts meeilng the whole of the cM' rrw)J tt .1000. and all that the louncjl done co-operate with the club In ft xt- neceucry fliiantlal assistance, flitch woiiio nr paid tn 20 vears. There would Uouki Ing of which the people nthfr be proud.

Structurea had been BPorl. narta In the mnnlclnallty for ipeela rtdpBlf but the claims of children to JJ'Si iw been attended lo at the name time. Tn of tha council had been to add Jo th of tha aurroundlnga ntctmry (acllltiw I a for tha penplt. ih eiufc. Mr.

A. 87 Wilson, president of Trt 2IU pVrlrjeJ laid another atone, praised the ti Council for IU progreial? polloy wl'H playing rea. Iind (9). 31., R. H.

Travis ('. BOWLS. I First. Second. Third.

BRITISH FOOTBALL ENGLISH CUP MATCHES. Arsenal Beaten in Home Match. LONDON, Feb. 12. When the fifth round of the Entrllsh cun was played yesterday, Arsenal received a shock from PresLon North End, losing by one cal mi at us own (jrouna.

xorK uuy, a Third Division team, continued its winnlncr se quence with a fine win of one jroal to nil against Middlesbrough, a First Division team. Brentford, the leading team In the First Division of the League, adrd another victory to its long list of wins, defeating Manchester United, two goals to nil. ENGLISH CUP. FIFTH RfirrNIV Vnrb t-llv luflHrtl.thin.irtr. I-O- Luton Towr Manchester Cltv, 1-3; Charlton Athletic Aston Villa, 1-1; Arsenal Preston North End.

0-1; Sunderland Bradford City, 1-0; Brentford Manchester United. 2-0; Liverpool Hud-dersfleld Town. C-l; Chesterfield Tottenham Hotspur, 2-2. Tilt 1.F.AUUK, FIRST DIVISION: rtifUoni is PnrUmnnlh 1.1 Derby County Blackpool, 3-1; Orlmsbv 'lown Birmingham. 40; Leeds United West Bromwlch.

1-0; Leicester City Bolton Wanderers. 1-1. Competition nolnts: Brentford. .15: Wolvcrhomn. ton, 34; Leeds.

33; Arsenal. 32; Preston, 31; Charlton, Bolton, 30; Sunderland. Derbv. 2B; Stoke, Middles broutth. Cliclsca.

27; Manchester City. 2S; Huriders-fleld, Wtt Bromwlch. Fverton. Leicester. Orlmsbv 24; Birmingham, Liverpool, 'J2; Blsckpool.

Portsmouth. 21. wiajuwu uiviaion: Bury Fulham, 4-2, Burn-Icy Barnsley, 1-0; Coventry City Newcastle United. 1-0: Southamnton Blackburn Rovera. l-O: Swansea Town Notts Forest, 1-0; West Ham uiincu nneajcio weonesucv.

j-u. Competition points: Sheffield United, 38: Aston Villa. 36; Manchester United, C.iventrv, 33; Bradford. Burnlev. 31: CheslerHeld 30: Ham 29- 'lottenham.

Bury, 28: Luton. Blackburn. Southemp- un. nuiwini, cwciiic, Btrniiev. pioiu rnreni.

11; Sheffleld Wednetdat, 23; Swaneu, 32; Stack-port. Ftilh9m, n.l; Plymouth, 17. THIRD DIVISION. SOUTHERN SECTION: Bos-combe Walsall, S-0; Brighton and Hove Nortti-amnton Town, Tlrfqt.nl nilv R-ortlno l.fl- Clapton Orient Torquay United. 2-0; Exeter Clly owiimui.

nwii, -u; uiiiinjniii 2-0: Newport County Crystal Palace. 0-0; Notts County Cardiff City, 2-0; queen's Pa-1: Ranrrer.1 nrisioi ttovprs. -u; aouinenn uniiea Maiuneld Town. O-l: Watford Millnall. 1-1.

Competition points: Queen's Pert Rinsren, 37; Watford. 34: Notts Count v. 33: Brl.tnl Hitv 12- Cardiff City. Rerrtlnc. 31; B-inhton.

30: Southend. Swindon. Mansfield. Bo-combe. 20; Mlllwall.

2B; Crystal, Palace. 27; Northampton. Newport. Exeter. 24; Aldershot.

Bristol Riven, Clsiton client, 21; Torquay. IB; Walsall, ii; Ollllnzham. i'HTRD DIVISION. NORTHERN SECTION: crringon Et.inlev Southnort. 3-0; C.irlisle rrnlted Bradford City, 2-0; Chester Donccster Rovers.

4-0: Crew Alexandra Barrow, 4-0; Dar-1'nTton HrtlrpooM United. 2-0; ad Hull City. 3-2: Halifax Town York City, not nlrtved; New Brighton Tranmcre Rttrerj, 0-1; Oldham Athletic Lincoln Cltv. 2-2; Port Wrex-hpn. 2-0: Rolhorham United Rordale.

1-0. Competition points: Tranmere, 37: Gateshead. Rothfrham. 36: Lincoln. 34; Olrihtm.

32: Hull, Carlisle. 31; Chester. 30; York. 29; Wrexham, 26: Rochdale, 25; Port Vale. Crewe.

24; Halifax, Southport, 23: Bradford. 20: New Brllhtr-n. 19: DarllnsLon. AccrlnsLon. 17: Btrmv tn- Tinnin.

pools, 15. sc-ottish cur. SECOND ROUND. Aberdeen St. Johnstone.

5-1: St. Bernard's Ktns's Prrk. 1-1; Partlck Thistle Cawdenbeath. 1-0; lrbert Amateurs Morton. 2-3; Slenhousemulr Motherwell.

J-l; East Fife Dundee United, fi-0: Celtic Nlths-dale, 5-0; Raith Rovers Edinburgh CUT. 9-2; Rangers Queen of the South. 3-1; Oueen's Park Ar United, l-l: Falhirk St. Mlrrcn. 3-2; Hamilton Academicals Forfar Athletic.

5-1; Ross County Albion Rovers, 2-5; Kilmarnock, a bye. SCOTTISH LEAGCK. FIRST Kilmarnock Hearts, 3-1. SECOND DIVISION. Afrdrleonian.i Brechin City, 10-0; Montrose Dumbarton, 0-0.

BUGBY UNION. International match, England Ireland, 3S-14. at Dublin. Aldershot Services Harlequins, 0-16; Army London Scottish, 11-9; Bath Bedford. 3-0; Bradford Headlingley, 3-B: Bristol Oxford University, 13-0; Cambridge University Roaslyn Park, 11-0; Coventry St.

Mary's Hospital, 8-13: Devonport Services Portsmouth Services, 7-B; Gloucester Cardiff fi-ll; Halifax Birkenhead Park, 6-2; Liverpool Manchester. 3-20: London Welsh London Irish. 9-13; Moselev St. Bart's Hospital. B-5; Newport Leicester.

14-0; Northampton Rugby, 5-5: Plymouth Albion New. ton Abbot, 3-6: Richmond Blockheath 200; auv's Hospital. 12-9: Sale Waterloo. 8-18; Glaagow Academicals Herlotonlans, 3-3: Watsonlen's Edinburgh University, 6-S. UGBY LEAGUE.

Harrow Ilgh, 50-0; Batley HalllaJt. 50-5: Bradford N. Rochdale Hornets. B-16; Bramley 1 HH Klnsaton Rovers. 2-4; Featheratone Leeds.

7-15; Huddersfleld Oldham, B-12; Hull Wigan. 2-2; Hunslet Dewsbury, 14-10; Liverpool Stan-mym Warrington, 0-13; Newcastle Kelfhlcy, St. Helena Recs. Salford, 0-7; Swlnton Broughton Rangers. 10-2; Wakefield Castleford.

2-9; York St. Helens, 2-7. chamlonshlp: Lancashire Yorkshire. 10-9. at Rochdale.

Competition points: Hunslet. 36: Castleford. 55i-Uedsi 34: Barrow. 33; Bradford. Oldham.

31; Salford 30; Wldnea. Hull, 30; Swlnton 28; York. Wakefield. 27; Kelghley, 28; Liverpool, Wlgan, St. Helen's, 25: Halifax.

23 Bailey, IKJVWi. l9i Hefena Recreation, lii Huddersfleld, Rochdalf, J7; Broughton, Hull Kln-aton Royera, 16; Ulgh, 14; Featherstont, Newcastle, Bramley, 2. BOXING. RICHARDS AND SABATINO. Ron Richard th aiitiiB i.

completed their preparation during the week-end cimagctiicjii mi mc oporis urouna tomorrow night. Ambrose Palmer and Frank Rowsey, who are to provide the supporting contest, have also completed their training. Palmer has had Jimmy Leto as hH hi iiiuipiai uBruiur. iio iei jot Meioourne last night. He Ik tO meet Jack Darroll th-r nn February 22, RESULTS OP CONTESTS.

LEIOHHARDT. Four rnunrU Vmin N.iinn 8-3, technically knocked out Roy Oreen, 5-6, in the third round; Jack Mason, 10-1, knocked out Harry Stone, 10-2 In the first round. nkwuahti.s btauium. Twelve rounds: Jerry Leonard. 10-3, beat Bobby Rivers, 10-9, on a technical knockout In the eleventh.

Rivera shaped well early, but was worn down completely bv heavy punching to the body. Six rounds: Charlie Lucas. 9-1. beat Charlie Ray, on a technical knockout at the end of the flrat, Ray being unable to continue after breaking a bone In his left wrist: Joe 8-10. beat Jimmy Rourke.

8-13, on a technical knockout In the third. Four rounds: Percy Pearce. 8-10, outnnlnted Film Si 1 1 It en, 6-12: Pat Nolan, io, and Billy Smith. 9-10, drew. MELBOURNE.

Enthusiasts were disappointed by Dommy anion i8-13Vi, a Filipino, tn his first Melbourne appearance against Lou Farber ifi-12'i, of the United States, at the West Melbourne Stadium on Saturday night. Except for Parber'a spirited attack In Ihe ninth round. It wna a poor exhibition. Two more rounds were added, because the first five rounds were erroneously stopped at two minutes each Instead of three. Many spectators left the stadium before the end.

Farber, by crrrylng to his opponent what little fighting there was, pninrd the decision on points, Wiseman H2-4I, of Victoria, knocked out Vlo. Carroll 112-3) In thi ninth round. PERTH. R. McAullav fl2-9), the State heayy-weight champion, drew with Powell in a 15 rounds contest, at Unity Stadium.

FIXTURES. CARLTON. Wednesday night! Jackls Burns Billy Jones (10 Arthur Bennett Keith Williamson (alt rounds), Chappla Travera Jackie Noble. Stave Reynolds Vie Thomas (four rounds). Wrestling: Tom Lurlch Ted Atklni (six rounds).

FOORO AND NEU8EL MATCHED. BERLIN, Feb. 13. The heavyweights, Ren Foord (South Africa' and Walter Hauiel (Oerminy) nara bean matched la a tonttat hero at aattr. SWIMMING.

Results of Club Races. Club swimming racea during the week-end produced a few notable performances. Pedder won the Balmoral cluh'a 440 yards championship In 5m 47s, Benson The Spit club's iuu yarns in B9S, and J. Geer the Sydney League club's 50 yards In 24.8s. In the Eastern Suburbs club's Junior 66 yards.

J. Nangle, 12 years of age. returned the good time of 43s at Bronte. AMATEUR CLUBS. AUSTRALIAN OAS MnHT nn rVimiln Oeneral 100 yards: A.

Hanson (lm 23s i. A. Hill. J. Baker.

3. BALMORAL. Club chamolonthlns Senior. 440 yards: W. Pedder 47s).

N. Langby. 2: Gordon McDoutsI. 3. Junior 220 vards: J.

Sentt (2m 52.931. E. Cornish, N. Redmond. 3.

General 50 yards handicap: J. Esther i35si. F. West-bury. E.

Readett, 3. Schoolboys' 50 yards: M. Greenwood (52.4sl, A. Imlay, J. McOrtne, 3.

B25 yards levins relay: A. See, C. Phil-Hps. C. Jardine.

F. Moon. V. Rtld. M.

Mulrnater. O. Smith. B. See.

L. Fereuson. D. Turner. L.

Short, a. Wild. n. Dlctlielm, and D. Williams, ftrn 50s.

1: Ashur Hart's team. F. Cliffs team, 4u varoa junior team race: j. Ferrtuaon, K. Collins, F.

Jerome. L. Rlllcy, K. Coleman. W.

Adams, G. Wild. M. Feale, 6m 13s. 1: n.

Walters' team. S. Fcrns'a team, 3. 220 yards breast-stroke chamnlon'ihip: W. Maee.

3m 10.4. 1: E. Ivv. 2: B. Ifendv.

3. 440 vards hrare relav han dicap: C. Stewart 17m lBsi anrt W. Dvey. K.

Ferguson and A. Sec. F. Moon and C. Jar-dine.

3. COOO EE- AND WICK D1GGFRS. Cooeee Aquarium. SO metres: B. Bensley 3B.6s.

M. Gordon, 2. 30 metres: W. Sherwood 19.8a, J. MrRnrle.

2. EASTERN StmUBBS mt Bronte Senior tA -rds: H. Ryall. 43s. R.

Davis, E. MrLo 3. Junlon 66 yards: R. Dunks, 53s, J. Mardle, 2: nrnes.

FAST SYDNEY, at Rushcutler Bar. 880 Tard seclrd handicap: O. Watson 117m 1st. G. Brljht.

G. Ward, 2. Genera). SO vard: J. Messenger.

3i.G.-T. 1: J. Hrndley, 2: F. Rosa. 3.

ENFIELD. Junior 110 yards: W. Jones, lm 33. D. Hrde.

A. Allen. 3. ORANVILLT. Senior 50 metres: R.

Johnson. 3fl8s. 1: B. Fereuson. 2: FerKiison.

3. Junior 400 metres: E. Allard, flm 33s, 1: E. Lyndon, 2: Smith. 3 Diving: 8.

Allard, 1, R. Lyndon, J. McCrnn. 3. NORTHBRIDOE.

Senior. 06 yards: J. Gibson MOsi. 1: A. Reelv.

2: H. Duncan. 3. Junior, 66 ardi: D. Glb-on 4.T6.

1: J. Reelv. Morgan. 3. Schoolboys'.

33 yard-: V. Riley i26sl. T. Wll-lltmi. 2: R.

Harni-aves. 3. NORTH RAM6GATE. 100 vard- backstroke: D. TiUtV Mm is.4a) G.

Valentin '2: F. Parker. 3. 100 yards Junior backstroke: K. Jamleson (lm 17.231.

G. Cooper. 2: S. Poltett. 3.

NORTH SYDNE? Generel HO yards: G. Murray, lm 0.2r. 1: F. Reddan, A. Pope, 3.

RANDWICK AND COOGFfi BOYS. at. Ooozee 110 vcrds. A crrade: W. Smith ilm B.

Mcpherson. 3. Dunnlngham, 3. grade: F. Fal'on lm 25s t.

1: G. 2: W. Stuart. 3. grade: S.

Morris (lm 403. E. Smith, 2: J. Patterson. 3.

Senior. 55 yardu: .1. Campbclt (37s iu sain, r. ouooi.i. 3.

intermediate, jj varus: P. Kcllv (2flai. R. Pranklln, 2: W. WleVham.

3. Junior. yards: B. Emerton (19sl, J. McGonan, 2: n.

Cou.Thlan. 3. ROSE bay. Junior. 400 yards: M.

Ousworth 15m li7s, A. Murray, 2: Longworth, 3, ST. GEORGE. Senior, 100 yards; G. Shooter Hit ll.es 1, K.

Dunkley, M. Soughan. 3. Junior. 100 vards: V.

McCarthy (lm 11Au). 1: E. Franklin, U. Nurzey, 3. THE SPIT.

Club championships Junior. 220 yards: B. Conollv (2m 59.431. A. Cohen.

1. Cormack. 3, 33 vards, under R. Rabbld-e 124. Bsi, R.

HUllcr, 2. Senior 220 yards -First heat: D. Benson (2n 37.831. 1: R. Cornforth.

O. Randall-Smith. 3. Becond heat: F. Belllngham (2m 41)1, C.

Orenham, m. Merrett. j. au yarua junior ureastsiroxe: n. Powers 134.

Sat. 1: E. Conollv. 2. 50 verda handi cap: R.

Rabblde (31. 831. 1: O. Rerslake, A. Kenned v.

3. Diving: J. Cape in. K. Bruce, G.

Ker.il a ke, 3. 100 vards handicap: D. Benson 1 ft. uorniorin, jvi, nrjerreu, J. ou yvius breaststroke: J.

capelln and R. Powers, a dead heat, R. Rabbldge, 3. WARRINOAH, at Narraheen. Senior 55 yards: J.

Corflrld. A. Brabant. 2. Junior 55 vards: B.

Davidson. K. Mcintosh. 2. Senior 110 yards: A.

BrahanL A. 2. Junior 110 vards: D. TUht, K. Mcintosh, 2.

Junior 33 yards A xraae: w. Hnearer, 1: k. H.irxpairicK, 11, oireci, 3. grade: A. McLean, 1: P.

Corneld, 2: W. Clark, 3. Senior 55 yards breaststroke: H. Myers. A.

Brabant. Corneld, 3. Junior 55 yards brea.Uitrnke: K. Mcintosh, 1: B. Davidson, F.

TwlTht. 3. Junior 33 yards breaststroke A grade: P. Corfteld. 1: B.

Klrkpatrlck. W. Shearer, 3. grade: W. Clarke L.

Street. 3: A. McLean, 3. Junior 55 yards backstroke: 8. Twlght, K.

Mcintosh, D. Twlght, 3. LEAGUE CLUBS. I.BICHHARDT. Handicaps -A grade, 220 yards: triritraH iim ai 1 wln- R.

Ambrose. 3. grade. 220 vards: J. Bpker t4m 5si, 1: 3.

Ironsides. 2: T. Valentine. 3. Oeneral 440 yards: N.

FrnkM i7m lls. 1: C. Prates. 2: J. Wilson, 3.

School-hovs' 100 vards: w. Sneddon dm I9.4si, L. Piper, 2: O. March. 3.

Pchoolhoys' 50 yards: W. Sneddon (34.8s), L. Piper, C. March. 3.

Junior dlvlnr: D. Stapleton, 39 points. B. McDonnell. 33 points.

2. SYDNEY, at no yeros: uecr (2.8ii. ft. Plgott. W.

Brown. 3. Midgets 100 yards teems race: R. Olfford's team 2m 35si, t. a' ri.nm.rtrt'.

Imih i Mldsets' 33 vards: R. Olflnrd (23.8-1, H. Brew. 2: R. Vella and Den.

meaoe, fleaa neat, a. nw-cu- oivms. R. Vella, S. Denmeade, 3.

SCOUTS' CARNIVAL. Th annual swimming carnival of the Boy Scouti' Association will be held at the North Sydney Olym- nt TJnnl nn Marrh 19. at 7.30 D.m. Entries Will close on February 26, and full particulars may be obtained from the general secretary, headquartera. Sydney.

BILLIARDS MATCH. L1NDRUM INCREASES LEAD. BREAK OF 875. Waher hindrum. world's professional billiards champion, maintained his superiority on Saturday over the challenger for the tllte.

Clark McOonachy, champion of New Zealand, In the match being played at Y.M.C.A, Hall. During the day Llndrum scored 2,086 points and McOonachy S79, and at. the close of the evening session una rum naa a iu of 5.903 polnu. The progress scores were: un-drum, 11.069; McConachy. 8,106, At Ihe afternoon session unarum earned on unnnlshtd break of 230 to 344; and, later on, ran up another break of 58.

before ha missed a deep screw losing hazard. After an uncertain atart, McConathy played delightful billiards, in compiling 309, and when play ceased was In play with 63 unfinished. When play was resumed McOonachy added only 24 before lit failed on a screw cannon, leaving Llndrum an euy red loaei. Alter making 30, Llndrum failed on a simple screw shot off the white; and, although the balls did not run too kindly, McOonachy then ran his score to nearly 5,000 with break of 195. This he followed with 70 and 159, the latter Including a run of 33 close cannons.

Llndrum got top of the table position almost Immediately, and had a run of 63 cannons before the baulk line rule, operated. He had other runs of 67. 63, and 77 cannons before reaching 800, After passing 800, Llndrum practically discarded top of the table play and delighted with a aeries of long cannons and losing hazards, chiefly In the centre pocketa, At 836 a difficult run through shot along the cushion lor a cannon, and again when ha had to play an awkward masse shot to pot the red. and on another occasion for a Ant cannon. When 875, he broke down on an easy losing haxard off tht red In thi centre pocket.

The break waa made In 36 minutes. The best breaks during tht day were; Llndrum, 344, 887, 283, 678; McOonachy, 399. 195, 189. Play will be resumed at tht U.C.A. Hall today at 3 p.m.

and at 8 p.m. UNITED KINGDOM CHAMPIONSHIP. LONDON. Fb. 13.

Tn a aeml-flnal of tha United Kingdom billiards Ahamplonshlp, Jot Davis, 15,239, beat Sydney Let, 8,041, Harvcv IF Livingstone J. low iSth. Af.i I fAitst i Kcw Zca'ond (Australia. ISth. Africa.

v.v 7.Manri 'Sth. Africa. ftSl 311 MOTOR BOATING. STUART DOYLE CUP. MISS JUDITH'S WIN.

For the first time, the principal marine motrr-nz event ot the day, the Stuan Dovle Gold Cud championship of Now South (or displace- mint ooaif, was decided at Lake Uacquarle on Saturday. After experiencing trouble in the heat, which was only overcome in lime to enable the boat to qualify for the third heat, Mr. K. G. Glass's Miss Judith won at an average peea nr more tnan 40 miles an hour.

ROYAL MOTOR YACHT CLUB OF NEW SOUTH WALES, it Rose handicap, two miles. Firat heat: Vixen iH. Harfordi, Ncryda (C. 2: Tom Boy IT. H.

Boycei, 3. Second haat: Neryda. Vixen, Tom Boy. 3. Point score: Vixen and Neryda, tie, Tom Boy, 3.

Run-dfl' Nervria ha nrfjnn r.n miles--First heat: Mhs Joy iC. Wihoni. 'Aloha (ft. Green). 2: The Mist iJ.

Cronbr.Rrownei. 1. Kccond heat: The Mist, Patron UI. (A. S.

McDon- ami, sea uiri m. HyneEi. Point score: Ihe Mist, 1. Speedboat novelty handicap: Tom Bov T. R.

Bovcei I Vixpn HarfnrHt Neryda (C. Wectherlll, Jun.i. 3. ST. GEORGE CLUB, at Kogarah Bay.

Speedboat two mtle5 First heat: Miss St. George (T. G. Hopklnsi, Yvonne iC. Camt, P.

Aldermani, 3. Second heat: Miss St. George, 1: Yvonne, Joan, 3. 'Ihtrd heat: Yvonne, miss at. George, 3.

Point score: Yvonne and Mts.i St. Georae. (Icrl 1. Run. ofl: Yvonne, cruiser handicap, one mile: Mummi i4.

mcimrasi, i o-veei nen. Atlanta (U. w. 3. Second speedboat handicap, tour miles: Jean iA.

Blrdsalli. 1: Savant Sav- burni. MIsf St. George iT. O.

3. hi Liong uove. uenerai outooara handicap, two miles First heat: C. U. Later (C.

Bustaci, Ooh iSlossi, 2: chic (Bnttv McKln-noni. .1. Second heat: Ooh. 1: C. V.

Later. '2: Clin. 3. Third heat; C. U.

Later, Chic, Ooh. 3. Point score: V. Later. MIDGET CARRACING.

CLEVER DRIVING. 'lire midaet races r. the SDort.t Ground last night, attracted large croud, and stirring Amines weie witnessed between drivers who handled their 3kiddlng machines adeptly. (trade scratch race tnolnt score. 1' miles.

flying utartt. Fiist heat: C. Cronln, time 2m 48.2s, 1: R. Preston. 2: F.

Scully. 3. Becond heat: F. Scully, 2m R. Preston.

J. Ferguson, 3. jnira nest: u. Kocnestrr, im ou.ss, a. warden, 2: R.

Preston, 3. Points: Preston, Scully, Cronln, Rochester, Wardell, Ferguson, 1. cams' race. iters Wolves (four heats of one mile, flying start). First heat: T.

Trudgeon (T.i, lm 28.0s. J. Wilson (W.I 2: R. RevllTn IT) .1. Second heat: L.

Burgess lm 23.2s, R. King ii.i, tu. urccn li.i, j. inira neni: j. wuson lm 27.

4s, E. Oreen iT.i. R. Xing (T.I. 3.

Fourth heat: R. Reville iT.l. lm 25.4s. 1: T. Trudaeon R.

Hore tw.l, 3, Points: Tigers, 15; Wolves, 9. Challenge match rata' (half a mile, flvlna ataril. First heat: L. Dillon (Sydney), 41.Rs, C. Collins (Newcastle), 2.

Second heat: I. Dillon, 41.41, C. Collins. 2. Oxbv handlcBD (1 miles, atandlns atari).

First hint: L. Burgess 20yds lm 49.2s, R. Hore liiuvaai, n. ureen uayasi, j. aecona neat: Kevllle 1 60yds), lm 40.8s, J.

Wilson 140yds L. Dillon iscr.t, 3. Third heat: C. Collins (30yds i. iin lriia'teun nuyasi, nocnester (lOOvds).

3. Final: C. Collins, lm 48.2s. 1: I. Bur.

gess. 3' T. Trudgeon, 3. Oopn scratch race (2v miles. flTlns atart.

L. Dillon, 3m 37.6s, P. Scully, E. Green, 3. WATER POLO.

In the week-end water polo competition at coogee Aquarium, last night, several close matches were witnessed. The Snlt combined well to defeat North Sydney by three goals to two; Bondl beat University by five goals to two. The Snlt. 3 goals (R. Cormorth 9 and K.

Balh. boat North Sydney, 2 goals IH. Gale and Blue). Bondl. A (O.

Doerncr Ferguson, Rennlx, ind A. Klrkmpni, beat University. 3 (P. Schmidt and F. Street).

Blrchfrrove. 1 (L. Devertdun 2. K. Erlckion 3.

C. Qulnn, W. Pont, and Deverldgei, beat Rose Bay, i iu, iwoniur, Balmatn. 3 (R. Woods.

Holt, and A. ur) bat The Boot, nit. Balmnln. 3 R. Wooda 3.

I. Holt), beat Tht Boot. 2 (J. Campbell, 3). NEW ZEALAND SELECTION.

It Is expected that the water polo team to tour New Zealand next month will be announced early tht week. More than 40 nominations were re ceived from players. The team to consist of eight members, Including a player-manager, GIFT TO VILLAGE MANAGER. The manager of the Empire Village, Mr. rt UK.

H.Un lllUIBtKIUj Willi IIH iUIV with members of all teams, was presented with a silver cigarette case on behalf of the uritisn teams on Saturday, The case bore the following Inscription: "The Rift of the teams from the Motherland. to Mr. George Thursfleld, In appreciation of his kindness and courtesy to them during their stay at Empire Village, British Kmplre unixies, oyanoy, rcpruary, WOMEN'S EVENTS. Barbara Burke's Hurdl CS. DOROTHY ODAM SUCCEEDS.

Australians won two out of the four women's Games athletics event: decided on Saturday. in addition to Decima Norman's 220 vards success, the team of which she was a member won the 660 yards relay. Miss Norman's team mates were Cole man. Woodland, and Thelnia Peake. Although net at her best, Miss Norman, who ran the first 220- jarcVi for Australia, gained a two yards lead, and Miss Woodland got awa.v to a ftyiiiR start, and gained another nix vsrd3.

Miss Coleman followed over another yards, increasing the lead. Mrs. Peake increased the lead to 15 yards from England, with Canada another IS yards behind in third place. Expert baton changing helped, Australia to victory. The relay was won in Im IVIs, 0.8s outside the Oamcs record established by the Canadian team' In London in IS3.

The time might have been better If ihe competitors had not been Iclt standing on the i.vac!.s lor ihlrty-flve minutes while marks aur1 were made. It a tiring expei lunuc for Uil Sins. Success In the relay save Australia victories In five out, of eight women 'n Kmplre Gumca athletic events. 30 METRES HURDLES. Barbara Burke won the ao metres hurdlet title In ll.7s.

0.1s better ilmn the Oames record, and a similar margin outside the BARBARA BURKE. world's record. As the referee ruled that the wind was assisting, this time mny not be recognised. A feature of the race was the excellent form of the Australian champion, Isabel Grant, who was beaten by only Inches, She and Miss Burke crossed the last hurdle together, and only Miss Burke's fast finish won the title for her. Rona Tong, of New Zealand, was third, Improving upon her previous best time.

Kathleen Tlffen, the English champion, and the Australian record-holder, Clarice Kennedy, were disappointing, HIGH JUMP. Dorothy Odam, the English champion, had an easy victory In the women's high Jump, equalling the Oames record of Mt 3ln, She attempted a new world's record at (ft 6ln, but failed narrowly. Dorothy Gardner, of England, was second, her steeplechase style of Jumping contrasting with Miss Odam's classic eastern cut-off. Miss Odam, who la only 17 years of age, was second In the high Jump at the Olymplo Games In Berlin In 1938, Ellrabcth Forbes was third In the Jump, She and Miss Oardner each cleared Sft Jin, but Miss Oardner was over at her first attempt, whereas Miss Forbes required three Jumps. Doris Carter, the Australian champion, failed at 5ft 2ln.

Before the bar went tn this height she had shown fine form and style, I A.tkJIMi GAMES RESULTS. ATHLETICS. MEN. 440 YARDS. 'Records: World M.

46.4s: Empire. 48s: Aust-tral'an and New South Wples. 48 4s. Winner. G.

L. Rf.mplinn lEnglandi. 48si. FINAL. fiobfrt.T (Fnclandt.

47.9. cnuals new Empire i-nd Australlr-n record. 1: W. Frit. (Canadai.

V. Shore (South Africa i. J. Mumford Au-iralim. 4: J.

Loarlna iCanadat. 5: H. J. Tyrle tNew 6. Won by Inches, with one and linl! yards between second and third.

120 YARDS HURDLES. World's 14.1s: Empire. 14.6s: An-Italian. 14.8s: New South Wale3. 15s.

Winner VSM Flnlay (England 15.2s i. FIRST HEAT. i T. P. Lavcrv (South Africa 14.4s.

Empire Games nd Australian record, S. O. Stenncr Australia P. F. Sharplcy "New Zealand).

3: F. Popplcwell 'Australia i. 4. Won by hnlf a yard, with elRht da between second and third. 8F.CONI) IIKAT.

1.. O'Connor (Canadai. 1: S. S. Kiel.

2: F. MtLardy 'Ainlrdlat, Wilson Australia). 4. tVou by one vard. with two yards between second and third.

FINAL. I T. P. Lavery (South Afrtcat. Ms.

world's. Empire Games, and Australian records, 1 L. O'Connor Canada). 2: Stenner i Australia 3: D. McLardy tAustrallat.

S. S. Kiel iSouth Africa) Sluirpky (New Zraland'. 6. Won by one yr.id.

with one and a half yards between second and third. ONE MILE. 'Records: World's, 4m 6.Rs; Empire, 4m 12.8a; Australian. 17; New South Wales. 4m 21.4.

V'innct, 1034. .1. E. Lovelock (New Zealand), 4m 2.83 1. FINAL, .1.

W. Alford iWiilnst, 4m 11.0s, Emplrr Gamef. and lecordi. O. I.

BnckhoiiAC i Ana-trallai. V. P. Boot iNew Zealnndi, Clfirki iCanndai. 4: H.

C. Ecles 5: W. A. Pullai 'New Zealand i. h.

Won by tour vards. with two yairis bi'twcrn second and third RUNNING HOP, STEP, AND JUMP. Records: World s. 52ft -Vain; Tmpire. fllft 3'jin: A.

istrallan and Nw South Wntra. 51ft f)nln Winner, 1034. J. P. Metcalfe lAustrallai.

51ft I'jln P. Metcalfe (Aii't.) AOft 'Oln. 1 Miller (Aust.i. 50ft 6'iln. 2: B.

C. Dickinson AUM.i. 50ft lJill. 3. Oral tAu.sl.i.

4711 lljln 4 H. Brown (Cnnnda) 4Rft ''oln 6: B. Shilllnton (North Irelandi, 45ft ft1! In, 6. POLE VAULT. lltcords: Worlds, lift fl'ln: Empire.

12ft 6in. An: 1 1 allan. 13ft 3 In; Ncn- South Wales, 12fl 10'jln. Winner. 1934.

S. Apps tCanada, 1211 filn.i A. S. Ou Plcsl iSouth Alricni. 13lt T.nipire Gaines and Auitrflllnn record.

L. A Fklchar (Aust.i, 13ft 0'ln. 2: 8. Frld (Canadai lilt. Oln.

F. R. Webster (Entrlandt. 1 2ft flln. 4: ,1.

Winter (Aust.i. 12ft Oln, I. M. Harratt (Rhodcslai, 12ft 4'-i(n. 6 PUTTING 161b SHOT.

(HcrordB. Wnrld'a, 571t lin: Empire, 4811 Hiln, Austinllan and New South Wales, 5ln. Winnei. 934, H. Hart (South 4BM 1 9- I L.

A. I-ouche (South Africa 47ft Oln. Oov (Cnnndai. 4 ft ft Oiln. 2: Drew tAustrallat.

4511 33sln. 3, W. Plummet (Australia). 44ft A gin 4- H. Wilson i Australta).

43lt 3'ln. W. Mac ken Mr (Australia). 42ft 13iln, 8. ONE MILE RELAY.

(PViur 440 yrds -Records: World's, 3rn 1 2.6s: ftmplrt, 3m 10. Os; Australian and New South Wales, 3m 21.6. Winner. 1934 Enoland. 3m lfl.Bs.i Canada iW.

Dflf J. Fraser. J. Loarlna, J. Orri 16 9.

1: Enaland P. R. Handiev, B. P. McCabe.

71. E. Pack. W. Roberta), New Zealand nderaon, C.

H. On tnn. Bayers, H. Tyriti. ii Australia (H.

Johnson, A. Jones, J. P. Park,.