OVERSEA SPORT.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1933, 16 December 1913, Page 3

OVERSEA SPORT.

Br X«l«tr»ph—Pre»» AMocla'Jon -Oopjrlyhi HOCKEY. .London, December 12. The Coilnoil of the Hockey Association has referred the proposed Now Zealand tour to a sub-committee to strengthen .the team if possible arid submit to the council full particulars of the guarantees for £750, which will onsuro that the tour is carried out. NEY/ YORK CYCLE RACE. (Rcc. December 14, 5.5 p.m.) Now.York, December 13. In the bicycle-race Walthour partnered Jackie Clarko after Collins was incapacitated owing to a fall in which his collarbono was broken. Clarke's partner, Gronda, retired when his kneo was hurt. At '11 p.m. ten teams had covered 2314 miles, and were nine miles ahead of the record. Collins has been officially declared o.ut of the racc. • BILLIARDS. (Rec. December 14, 5.5 p.m.) London, December 13. • c George Gray, -the Australian billiardist, has scored 16.502 in his match against Falkiner, averaging forty-eight lo sixteen. Palkinor's score is 15,720 R. Inman, the billiards champion, ■states that it is his intention to defend the title. London, December 14. Gray ran out at 18,000, when Falkiner had scored 16.225. (Kec. December 15, 10.5 p.m..) London, December 15. Gray will use ivory balls for the first time in the Newman matches. BOEING. (Rcc. December 14, 5.5 p.m.) " •'•Sydney, December 13. . Harry Stone, who tookSumiwros place, gained a decision over "Pal" Brown in twenty rounds. Dave Smith beat "Les" O'Donnell on points in twenty rounds. (Rcc. December 14, 5.5 p.m.) Paris, December 13. ! Carpentier has'not decided, regarding .the acceptance of'an offer to box it: Sydney as'he'is hoping for a better of- ■ fer., '