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3 JEIPTIDE, who. won the Canterbury Guineas
last year, but failed subsequently in the
A.J.C. three-year-old classic, was an interesting
worker at Moorefield today. Riptide, who has
been spelling at trainer A. S. Croali's stables
r looked big and bright, when covering two fur-
| longs with two-year-old stablemate Golden
Brew. Riptide proved in die Spring that he
could not stay, and he is likely to miss the
three-year-old classics, and concentrate on the
Doncaster, in which he has been given 8.5.
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T AST week's runaway winner,
Le Petit Due, who was
"specked" in Sydney Cup
doubles last night, was never at
his top over five furlongs in 1.14
on the course proper, 45 feet
out, at Moorefield today. Le
Petit Due may run in the Eden-
sor Park Handicap at Randwick
on Saturday.
Athletics
WE had a great time on the
tour," said Mr. R. E. Gra
ham, manager of the Austra
lian athletic team which made
its final appearance in Auck
land (N.Z.) last night. "It has
been strenuous, with two ap
pearances a week, but we
realise that New Zealand had
a big bill to foot, and we have
no complaints on sthat score.
The organisation has been
first-class, and there has not
been one jarring note all
through. The events we lost
on Saturday we lost on our
merits. We were surprised that
we did not do better in the
sprints, but then we did not
expect our middle-distance men
to do so well, so it worked out
fairly all round."
EmehMl
TEW players will have to be
found for the American Ex-
Servicemen's Baseball side if
the "Yankees" are to be seen in
competition this season on Sat
urdays. Irving Morris, the star
of the side, and other players,
have returned to America, and
the remaining players will meet
at the Ex-Servicemen's Club to
morrow night to complete ar
rangements for the competition.
B,uhy League
A FREE ferry chartered by
the N.S.W. Rugby League
for friends and supporters of
the Kangaroos will leave No. 3
Circular Quay (Manly wharf)
tomorrow morning at .5.45 to
meet the team returning on the
Stratheden. The vessel is ex
pected to berth at No. 20 Pyr-
mont between 7 and 7.30 a.m.
Ferry tickets may be obtained
at Rugby League headquarters.
Phillin St., Sydney.
Burfing
pORTY - THREE - YEARS -
OLD George Ray will make
a cohTeback in the Mona Vale
Surf Club boat at the Aus
tralian surf championships at
Bondi on Saturday. He re
places Bruce Robertson, who
went' to Duntroon recently. Ray
has figured in two successful
Mona Vale Australian title
crews in recent years, and is
training three nights a week.
Yachting
(flRUISING YACHT CLUB of !
v-' Australia , has decided to i
establish a shore listening :
watch in connection with the :
92 miles ocean race for the ;
R. B. Campbell Challenge Cup
to Bird Island and back.
The contest- will start at 9.30
tomorrow night off Double
P« #
Bay. Of the 17 boats entered
11 have . competed in the Syd-
ney-Hobart contest. Twice
winner of the Tasman mara
thon, Peer Gynt, is among the
acceptors. F. A. Bullock's De
fiance, winner of the recent
120 miles contest, is expected
to be the favorite.
Goij
OESULTS of today's final
JLa" round of the L.G.U. Open ,
Summer Cup (36 hole scratch)
at Bowral:
R. Clements, 70, 75—145; Miss t.
Borthwick, 72, 77—149; Miss N.
Kelly, 78. 78—156; Miss M. McLeish,
79, 85 — 164; Miss D. Robinson, 82,
85—167. .
Miss R. Latimer, 82, 80, 162; Miss
M. Mair, 79. .84, 163; Mrs. J. Wil
liams, 84, 80, 164.
Eighteen Holes Stroke Handicap. —
Miss B. P. Anderson, 83 (14), 69;
Miss R. Clements, 75 (4i, 71: Miss
N. Kelly, 78 (6), 72; Mrs. M. Pad-
man, 84 (12), 72; Mrs. G. E. Coran,
83 110), 73; Mrs. S. Goodman, 85
(12).' 73; Miss P. Borthwick, 77 (3),
74
Miss H. Stockman, 70 (6) 64; Mrs.
R. Latimer, 80 (16) 64; Miss J. Wil
liams, 80 (15) 65; Mrs. W. Neve, 82
(15) 67; Mrs. K. Wotton, 87 (13) 69;
Miss V. Morgan, 85 (15) 70; Miss
M. Mair, 84 (13) 71.
Bronze division at Moss
Vale:—
18 Holes Stroke: Lady Morshead
(Royal Sydney) 97 (19), 78; Mrs. J.
Laidley (Royal Sydney) 101 (22 (, 79;
Mrs. Tremewan (Kogarah) 101 (22),
79; Mrs. J. Neil (The Lakes) 101 (21), "
80; Mrs. Plaskitt (Campbelltown) 102
(19), 83; Mrs. Miles 104 (19), 85.
Table Temnis
rT>HE Metropolitan Table Ten
nis championships are be-,
ginning to reach the final stages"
in all but the men's singles and
already youthful Queenslander
Roy Spann has reached the
final of the junior singles and
will oppose M. Calonius, the
Australian and State junior
champion, in the final. . Miss
Shipp, the Australian women's
champion, will meet Miss Sy-
monds in the women's final.
Bpeedw®$
TWO Newcastle sidecar rid-
-u- ers, L. Holliday and . J.
Chandler, are to make their
first appearance at the Sydney .
Sports Ground tomorrow night
to contest the N.S.W. sidecar
championship. A Newcastle
solo team, comprising M. Cal-
laghan, Allan Yates, A. Coxan,
R. Corbett, Clive Gressor and >
another to be selected, will also
race on the programme against
a Sydney side.
Bpeedbeats
A TTEMPTS on official speed-
boat records will be con-
ducted b.v the Australasian
Power Boat
Association on
Kogarah Bay
course next
Saturday
morning be
tween 8 and 9
o'clock. The
New Zealand
boat, Red Head
(L. South-
ward), will at
tempt to lower
Sunray's Aus
tralian one
mile record of
82.663 miles an
hour. Wasp (E.
Nunn) will make an attempt on
225 c.c. unrestricted class re
cord of 62.392 m.p.h. Fox (F.
and R. Lewis) will attempt to
set new figures in the same
class for restricted huli boats.
The time is 52.25 m.p.h. K.
Barry, who" holds the 135 c.c.
record of 55.342 m.p.h. with
Firefly, is after new figures.
L. Southward. Help
L. Southward.
A. S. Croall. Help
A. S. Croall.
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