SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 25, 30 January 1914, Page 8

SUNDRY SPORTS.

CRICKET

WHANG A. v. KOHURATAHT

A oup match between teams from Whangamomona. and Koliuratahi was played recently, and resulted in an unexpected win for Koliuratahi by 49 runs. Great interest was taken in the match. T. Rabone was very successful with the ball, seeming four wickets in three overs, while the same player topped the score for Koliuratahi with 22. For Whanga., McMeekan was top scorer in the first innings with 29. and Syincs in the second innings with 13. McMeekanh; wicket keeping was excellent, there being only 23 byes in boon innings, which was in marked contrast to the one innings of Whangamomona where 22 byes were recorded.

STRATFORD v. WHANGAMOMONA

On Sunday a team from Stratford will play Whangamomona, which will he represented by the following:'— .McMeekan, A. Klee, M, Priest, G. Symes, G. Court, C. Little, J. Tnglis. J. Peterson, W. Nelson. P. Kellar, and H. Woodrow.

A match was played at the High School Ground, New Plymouth, yesterday, between Mr Newton King’s Stratford and New Plymouth branches. The match was won by the Stratford branch on the first innings, by 100 runs to 69 runs. Stratford also completed a second innings, scoring 103. New Plymouth entertained the Stratford team to lunch at the Imperial Hotel.

THE HAWKS OT

WANGANUI v. SOUTH TARANAKI

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Wanganui, Ja mmy ?9.

The Hawke Cup match Wanganui v. South Taranaki, uas o n a,i m I day in sultry weather. The wicket rolled out well. Wanganui won by 108 runs, and thus retains the cup. Wanganui in the first innings made 203, and in the second innings 1.76. South Taranaki in the first innings made 130.

Second Innings.—Pratt, b Holland, ; McLaren, c. Grown, b. Hussey 13; Doherty,l;b.vv., b Holland, 0; Whelan, b Holland, 0; Cave, c Hussey,;, Ri; Blamires, b Holland, 7; Dunlop, c ITonson, h Hussey, 24 ; Penny, b Holland 28; McCarthy, b Hussey, 0; Ong!ey, b Hussey 19; Walker (not out) 8; ■xtras, 19; total 142.

Bowling analysis: Holjand took five wickets for 58 runs; Hussey five for 14, Brown none for 21.

BOXIEC.

FIGHT AT HASTINGS

Hastings, January 30. B. Ireland (Waipawa), dHcarea W. Barlett (Christchurch), :> i points at the end of fifteen rounds m a light last night for a pur 13.

CROQUET.

NEW PLYMOUTH v. STRATFORD

Teams of ladies representing Stratford and New Plymouth met at New Plymouth yesterday. The home team scored 84 points to 49 in the doubles and 168 to 79 in the singles, winning in the aggregate by 252 points to 128. Following are details of the play, New Plymouth being mentioned first in each instance:— ' Doubles—Mesdames Fitzherbert and .Mills 28 v. Miss Dingle and Mrs Curtis 8; Mesdames Cowling and Morrison 28 v. Mrs lliera and Miss King 24; Mrs Courtney and Mrs Fookes 28 v. Mesdames Dingle and King 17. Singles.—Miss Fitzherbert 28 v Miss Dingle 1; Mrs Mills 28 v. Mi Curtis 20; Mrs Cowling 28 v. Mr, Riera 8; Mrs Morrison 28 v, Mrs King 5; Mrs Courtney 28 v. Mrs Dingle 18; Mrs Fookes 28 v. Mrs King 20.

SWIMMING.

LADIES’ CHAMPION SHIfl *

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Sydney, January 2 : < The result of the ladies’ 50 yards jhampionship was:—Miss Du rack 1, Miss Wylie 2, Miss Fcveyr 3 Won by ialf a length. Time, Msec.