SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 91, 21 August 1913, Page 5

SUNDRY SPORTS.

CRICKET. jß>Ei‘<'S .. <v .. . ./»»« « nut* AUSTRALIANS IN CANADA. [By Electric Telegraph--Copyright] j Unitkl Press Association.| M«, (Received 8.5 a.m;) Ottawa, August 20. The Australians defeated the McGill University in the second match by 287 for nine wickets against 111. CYCLING. SYDNEY SIX DAYS’ RACE. ' (Received 9.55 a.m.) Sydney, August 21. The prizes for the six days’ cycling race to he held at the end of the year total £IOOO. The first prize will probably be £SOO. FOOTBALL. THE LEAGUE GAME. A SELECTOR THROWN OUT. [Per Press Association.] • Auckland, August 21. There was a warm discussion at the meeting of the management committee of the Auckland Rugby League in consequence of Mr McDonald, selector,, having chosen Savoury as one of the team to play against Wellington on Saturday. This player was disqualified for life by the Auckland League for alleged rough play, but the disqualification was removed by the New Zealand Council on appeal by Savoury. A motion that Savoury bo re-registered was defeated by six to four, but Mr McDonald declined to replace Savoury. He said ho was not going to resign—-the league would have to push him out and get another selector. A motion was carried unanimously that Mr McDonald be withdrawn from his position as selector and that Mr Campbell be appointed in his stead, and M. Hayward chosen to replace Savoury in the team. ENGLISH COUNTY MATCHES. (Received 11.15 a.m.] London, August 20. Vo-ksliire bea 1 E«sox by an innings and 48 runs. Kent boat Leicester by 26! (Hardinge not out 154). Blythe look thirteen wickets for 94, including four at one period for five runs.