SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 72, 25 November 1913, Page 7

SUNDRY SPORTS.

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i Rv Electric Telegbai’ii—CorvKiouT] [United Press Association.] London, November 21. Commenting on Hairy’s refusal of Albany’s challenge, the Sportsman says England had no hand in passing Australian championship rules. England was entitled to consideration, especially as gate money practically <lid not exist on the Thames. The Jpaper considers that £2OO a-side is insufficient. CRICKET. \F\V SOUTH WALES v. QUEENSLAND. Brisbane, November 24.

New South Wales won . by- eight wickets. Queensland in their second innings scored 219. Kellaway took seven wickets for 45, Collins one for 22. and Gee one for 17. New South Wales in their second innings lost two wickets for 1.50 runs fChaney 20, Collins, not out, 64, Waclcly, not out. 63.) •Baritone and Downey took one wicket each.

ATHLETICS. NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL. [Pun Press AannoTATTON. I Wellington, November 21." At a meeting of the Council_'(if the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association, Mr Marryat presiding, the annual report and balance-sheet' showing a credit balance of £l4B 7s 5d were adopted. The election of office-bearers resulted as follows: —President, Mr A. Marryat; vice-presidents, Messrs J. •H. Pollock and A. Davies; representatives on the Olympic, Council, Messrs A. Marryat and A. Davies; delegates to the Sports Federation, Messrs J. C. Cusack and B.‘ Guise; secretary and treasurer, Mr W.'G. Talbot. It was decided to allot the 1914 championships to Otago. Mr Cusack was appointed organiser of the tour of the visiting American athletes, and will conduct the team throughout the Dominion.