SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 48, 18 June 1914, Page 5

SUNDRY SPORTS.

RIFLE SHOOTING. BY EIiBOTBIO TeUBGBAPB—COPYBIGHT [United Pbebb Amooiation.l London, June 16. McAlister and Harrison were- sixth md seventh respectively in the Caledonian Shield. McOue was 9th. McUister looked like winning, but broke lown at 600 yards. McAlister and Jrosskrewz, of the Prosperine Rifle Dlub, were fifth and sixth in the Lord Advocate's competition and Gross-u-ews was eighth. In the president's >rize Harrison tied with Henry Yose. mt lost on the shoot off. POLO. New York, June 16. In the second period the score was -England three, America minus half, n the third period there was no score, hi the fourth period America scored lalf a point. In the fifth period, England scored three and America tlireeuarters.

New York, June 16. During the last period America led v a single. Thousands of motor horns are let loose around the field, creat-' ig*a terrific uproar, hut a minute be>re time Barrett shot a goal, putting •ngland ahead, and they held the lead ill the end. The Americans complain >f a dispute between the referees conerning a half-point penalisation igainst Milhurn, in which the referees ipheld the penalisation. In the first period England scored ;wo goals and America nothing. Later England won. SCULLING. Paddon sculled six miles in the boat n which he defeated Arnst. His high seating created much interest. Critics lgreed he is very powerful. GOLF. (Received 9.20 a.m.) Miss Cecil Leitch heat Miss Gladys Bastin two up and one to play in the anal of the ladies' golf championship. CRICKET. (Received 9.50 a.m.) London, June!7. Lancashire in their second innings against Middlesex scored 397 for seven wickets (Sharp 129). The match was drawn,