SUNDRY SPORTS.
POLO. the s a vile cup final. [Per Press Association.] | Palmerston North, April 1. The final of the Savile Cup was ! played between Mangaheia (Gisborne) ! and To Awainutu. Mangaheia beat ITo Awamutu at all points of the \ game. Their riding was better, j their hitting far superior, and their I combination in a higher class. From the start, Gisborne piled tip goals, and at the finish won by 10 to nil. Sherratt scored ■!, Reynolds •!, and J. H. Murphy 2 goals. The. winners were presented with the Savile C no by Mrs R. S. Abraham, wife of the vicepresident. In the handicap tournament, Hawke’s Ray heat Harwarden 15, and Rancitikei beat Harwarden A.
BILLIARDS. INMAN WON EASILY. [Ly Electric Telegraph—Copyright] , [United Press Association.] London, March 31. Reece got level at 15,1)08 by means of a brilliant break of 535. Inman replied with 522. The latter won easily. TENNIS. THE DAVIS CUP. (Received 9.40 a.m.) Sydney, April 2. Messrs Rice and Jones depart for America on Saturday. <; , ' ' i f
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 72, 2 April 1913, Page 3
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