SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 82, 28 July 1914, Page 6

SUNDRY SPORTS.

TENNIS.

[By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] Times and Sydney Sun Services. London, July 27.

Parke declares that the British Isles will spring a surprise on the Australasians, and he believes Britain lias even a chance of defeating them. This would go a long way towards the capture of the Davis Cup. BOWLING, [United Press Association.] Sydney, July 27. The Petersham club defeated the New Zealand bowlers by 145 to 132. BILLIARDS. (Reecived 9.45 a.m.) Brisbane, July 2S. Lindrum has scored 2914 and Reece 24G7. SHOOTING. (Received 9.35 a.m.) London, July 27. Macalister won the Territorial aggregate. RIFLE SHOOTING. • (Received 12.10 p.m.) 7 London, July 27. In the Grand Aggregate, McAlister was' third with 310. McAlister and Parsons, with 39, share the second prize in the Secretary of War’s match. SCULLING. Paddon is improving and the signs of staleness have almost disappeared. Accompanied by Kemp, lie sculled eight miles, the last four being hard solid work. On low water lie does not shape comfortably, but on the top tide lie hopes' to remedy, this with a new boat which will be ready next week. Barry is in strict training and is well and fit. George Towns has invited Barry to compete in the big handicaps in Australia. If fie goes Barry will not row for the championship title. HOCKEY. The following will represent Stratford Hockey Girls in their match against Hawera, at Hawera, to-mor-row: Misses G. Saugstor, M. Curtis, C. Fryday, G. Curtis, A. Fryday, D. Reeve, I. Smart,- E. Hew,son, H. White, A. Dickenson and M. Reeve. Players will travel by the 10 o clock train.