SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 38, 1 October 1914, Page 8

SUNDRY SPORTS.

HOCKEY. j The match at Wellington ycsrorlay between the visiting British ladies’ , team and the Wellington repre-amra-tives was a sterling exposition of (hockey, and full of incident from start to finish, the visitors finally winning by G goals to 5. • CRICKET. At the annual meeting of the North jTaiar.aki Cricket Association held at New Plymouth last night, the Inflowing officers were elected;—President Mr J. H. Qnilliam ; vice-presidents, the presidents of affiliated clubs, ex-

copt that owing to Mr hhsitliam being president of the Association, Mr A. H. Johnstone was elected a v.ce-presi-|(lt’llt to represent the La w Club; see-Ireta-ry, Mr Arthur' H, Oslu>:no, treasurer, Mr W. P. Nieoil; auditor, Mr H. Stocker; delegate to the Spoils U round Committee, Mr Wn.ttkv Thursday Competition Committee (held over); Saturday Competition Committee, Messrs Lash, Lain and Rev. Chappell; delegate to New Zealand Cricket Council, Mr Hardy; selectors, Messrs Bain, Sarten and Nkoil. Rule 2 was altered to provide that a win outright be allotted 3 paints, a win on the first innings 2 points, a tie on the second innings 1* points a ticon the first innings 1 poms; for a loss outright 3 points to bo deducted, and for a loss on the first innings 2 points to bo deducted. ft was decided to proceed with the forma cion of a New Plymouth Cricket Council.

SWIMMING. I By Electric Telegraph—Copyright] [United Press Association.] ■ Sydney, September 30. The New Zealand and Queensland Swimming Associations have agreed to contribute a proportion of the expenses of Ka'hanomoku’s visit.