SUNDAY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 77, 5 August 1913, Page 4

SUNDAY SPORTS.

BILLIARDS. . LINDRUM v. AIKEN. 1 [By Electric Telegraph—Copyrighi J [United Press Association.] (Received 10 a.m.) :' ■ ■'■ Melbourne, August 5: In the Lindrum-Aiken match of 16,- ! 000 up, Lindrum has scored 1392 and . Aiken 788. FOOTBALL. N.S.W. 11. DEFEATS QUEENSLAND (Received 10 a.m.) Sydney, August 5. The New South Wales' second team defeated Queensland by 24 points to 12. THE TOURING TEAM. The selection committee have chosen the following team to visit New Zealand : Backs—Dwyer, Cooney, Ca.rr, IWogan, Jones, Hutten, Tosker, F. Wood, Flynn, Willcocks,Meabusch;. forwards—Wateon, O'Donnell, H. George, Fahey, Wallace, Duffy, Massey, Reynolds, Hall, Williams, Howden, Murphy-and Lloyd. The team comprises seventeen Welshmen and seven .Queenslanders. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. STRATFORD v. INGLEWOOD. The Stratford team to meet Inglewood at Victoria Park on Thursday will be selected from the following:— East, Smith, T. Gorton, Butchart, Malcolm, Bush, Chadwick, Milner, Patrick, Townley, Drake, A. Gorton. Referee, G. Bradley. Kick-off at 3 p.m . ■ .

ATHLETICS. THE AMERICAN TEAM'S VISIT. [Per Press Association.] "Wellington, August 4. At a meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association to-night, a cable. ed from the New South Wales Association agreeing to the Wellington Centre's terms (viz., contributing £l5O towards expenses of American team's tour.) Victoria was also asked to agree to the same terms, but as no reply was received, it was resolved that a committee be appointed to await a cable re conditions in order that the American team's visit might be reconsidered. That is to say, should Victoria, not agree to the conditions, the American team's visit would fall through.