SPORTING

Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 20

SPORTING

MILLIARDS. UN'ORUM WELL AHEAD, A**oci»iiou— By Telegraph— Copyright. SYDNEY; August 17. 1 Received August 17, at 10.30 a.tu.) Lindrum has an almost unassailable lead in the match which finishes to-day. Scores: Lindrum 10,300 (best breaks 375 317, 275, -367); Smith (8,046.(412, i v . 33, 444, 251). SOUTH. AFRICAN CRICKETERS. LONDON, August 15. (Received August 17, at 11 a.m.) South Africa in their second innings Scored 408 for seven wickets declared (Dean 133 not out), and Hampshire 158 for three wickets (Mead 50 not out), play was abandoned owing to rain.. South Africa in their first innings piatle 259, Hampshire 279. y BOXING. * “ NOBODY EVER HIT ME SO HARD.” NEW YORK, August Its. (.Received August 17,. at 11 a.m.) Heeney stated to-day that the next champion heavy-weight will be Campolo. Nobodv ever hit me so hard as that giant with his right hand,” exclaimed Heeney, feelingly. LADIES' HOCKEY TOURNEY. The following is the Wellington team 1<» take part in the New Zealand ladies’ tournament at Gisborne:—Goal, Miss M. Huggins; full-backs—Miss K. Miller, Mrs F. Prince, Mrs A. Smith; Vhaives—Miss B. Charles, Mrs P. Henule, Miss M. Kilby, Miss H. Webb; forwards—Misses D. Forman, J, Harper. T. M‘Dowell, V. Stubbs, S. Swinburne, M. Waters, M. Wilkins.—Press Association telegram.

LAWN TENNIS. Prow Awociafioa—By Telegraph—Copyright. NEW YORK, August 10. (Received August. 17, at 1 p.m.) At the Rye tournament Tilden defeated Doeg, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, 6—l; Hunter defeated Austin in the semi-finals, 6-4, 3-C, 6-2, 1.-6, 6-1.