SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 4, 25 April 1914, Page 7

SUNDRY SPORTS.

BILLIARDS. Electric Telegraph—Copy right "i [United Patsfia Association.l London, April 21,. Stevenson this afternoon scored 752 in less than, am hour. LAWN TENNIS. —~ Paris, April 24. Brookes beat B, Manhod in the final of the international at Montreux, 6—2 6-4, 6-0. , GOLF. Dunedin, April 24. The Otago ladies’ golf championship tournament concluded to-day. In the final of the chamiponship Mrs Orbell (6amam) beat Mrs Allan (Otago) 1 np. , FOOTBALL. TARANAKI RUGBY UNION. At the Taranaki Rugby Union management committee meeting on Thursday night, the disqualification was lifted oil Rum Sam, an Okaiawa junior, who was disqualified for five years three years ago, but it uas decided ‘that ho must play senior. It was decided to commence (lie championship matches on May 14th, and Saturday, May 16. The fixtures wore left for the members of the respective divisions to draw up. Messrs I). J. Malone, H. Mvnott, and J. S. McKay were appointed selectors. Representative matches wore arranged as follows:—Juno 3, Wanganui at WaVi<|amii; June 24, Wellington, at Hawera ; June 27, Wanganui, at Hawerav The Wairoa sub-union will be invited to play a match at Now Plymouth on Thursday, Juno 11th, during the V inter Show week, and a special visit will be paid to Wellington at a date to be suggested by Wellington. >’re Elf ham will be asked to endeavor to enter a junior team in either the northern or southern division to play on Saturdays. Il wks., decided that the southern members should interview the different schools, and see if a fourth grade competition could not bo arranged among (be schools, boys under sixteen being allowed to assist their schools. The delegates to the annual meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Union were instructed to support any resolution to reconsider the eases of players disqualified for playing Northern j Unionism, each case to be considered , on' its merits by the local union.