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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 21, 15 June 1914, Page 8

ATHLETICS CROSS-COUNTRY EVENT. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright i'eeeivcd 14, 5.5 .p.m. J London, June 13. I Tlie five-miles novice cross-country championship was won ;by A. Stepliens, in 28min lOsec. LACROSSE. MATCHES IN WELLINGTON. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright ' Wellington, Last Night. Capitol beat Kelburne by 12 goals to 5; .Wellington beat Columbia by 9 to 7. BASEBALL. A WELLINGTON MATCH. Wellington, Last Night. At Baseball', Central beat Newtown bv io to s. 1,,.,,;! BOWLING. NEW ZEALAND'S INDEPENDENCE. By Telegraph—Press Association. Dunedin, Saturday. During the course of a speech last night, Mr. Marlow, president of the Bowling Association, condemned the proposal of the Australasian Council for the government of the game, contending that New Zealand must retain her independence. At the same time he favored an arrangement by which uniformity in the rules might be brought about. Australian players admitted that New Zealand was right on some disputed points and there was a prospect in a few months of the game being played under the same conditions throughout Australasia. SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. BARRY ROWS PADDuN IN AUGUST. Received 14, 5.5 p.m. London, June 13. Paddon, the sculling challenger, arrived in excellent condition, only six pounds above his rowing weight. Barry 'has consented to row in August, probably on tne 24th, which allows a three o'clock start. Barry goes to Australif, after th« SWIMMING. KAHANAMOKU BEATEN. Honolulu, June 12. Duke Kahanamoku finished fourth in the fifty yards, William Grace, a «<"»,.» mechanic*, black- _ smiths, paintcrc, and all ® othars who labour, need LANE'S MEDOLINE. fflhc nicest, cleanest and most he»liHf article ever prepared for tbs basfe. UMttAnMy. if- oveuywSwnt.

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