Second Edition SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 61, 13 March 1914, Page 6

Second Edition SUNDRY SPORTS.

' SWIMMING.

CARNTVAL AT NEW PLYMOUTH

A small party of Stratford swim

; mer,s. werq present last night at New Plymouth. Chub's carnival, but only C. M. Kiyell competed. He was .unplaced in 'the 50yd,s race, but got second, place in both the 75yds and 100yds races. There was a good attendance of spectators a,nd the fields were excellent. -Hawera and New Plymouth teams tried conclusions at polOj the-visitors, winning by one goal to nil. New Plymouth scored a goal, 'but it Avas«disallowed for an infringement. . ' ' HARD' LUCIv for hardwick. " fflß PEEBSASSOCIATION.] "Wellington, March 11. At the swimming meeting tornight, in Te %ro Baths, Harold Hardwick, of Sydney, won the 100yds/ in 58 2-5 sec, or two seconds less than the New Zealand record. . Hardwick's time, however, is not. recognisable, as the starting-board not properly placed, hardwick also won the 220yds easily, in 2min 34 4-ssec.

/lawn tennis.

A WIN FOR TO'OTO

|Bi Elbctbig Teue«bai?h—CopyßioaT]

London, March 12

At Nice (France), Balfour and Wilding defeated Crdig Bid'dle (America} and Prince Braham (Persia), in tlie first round of the "Handicap doubles, 6—l, 6—4.