SPORTS AND GAMES

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 April 1925, Page 5

SPORTS AND GAMES

TENNIS. ', ■ (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) LONDON, April'2B. The .representative of the Indian Lawn Tennis Association says they do not question the National Assficiatidn’s r right to suspend Jacob and Fyzee, but points out that it would have been better if India had been consulted first. Jacob and Fyzee have been instructed to "comply with the English conditions, .therefore, it is hoped that ihe suspensions will be gracefully cancelled. Similar difficulties in future should be referred to the Dominion Association, concerned. ■ < . .. NEW YORK, April 28. The United Stated Tennis Association''announces the' appointment of 'a , team to compete in England in June against an English team) ps well as 'in the. ali-Englarid championships, at v Wihibledon. J.None of the present interriafional stars.will compete. Tilden, . Richards,' Johnston . 1 and Kinsey brothers were obliged to. decline. The wip include John Hennessey, of Indianapolis ; Ray Casey,, or San Fra-ri-cisco ; Charles Garland, of New, York; Lugien Williams, of Chicago; and Lawrence Rice and J. R. Fenno, of New England. ’ ■ ''' ..7..... '• W’M in p-ffi-inl, < .T,J|e f ;f|r.st ynedal match of the season ,playecl at the Omoto Links on Saturday, 'Mqyl• ;2,. ■ . Following is the , order ( pf'play.:'—\ ' , fi Sepipr,' Division—-Mrs Kitchinghapi ' V|.'' ; sliss’'Reri’y, Mrs geddon v. Mrs ’' AlcCni.rthy., Miss .Kettle.v. Miss Sheedy, , ■ jirss Hannan ; .y, Miss Griffen. Miss , ; y,.Mrs Smith, tyliss Hamble- : .■ d ’ dyniox^Division—-Mrs Thorpy 20 v. hlrs Will 207 ; Mrs Baker 10 v. Miss Winchester 5, Miss Steer 12 y. Mrs Harley 7, Miss A,.. Pratt 3 v. Miss Higgins 20, htis's Pratt scr v. j Miss Tenneht 10, Miss Kilgour' scr v. Miss_N. Tennent scr., Miss O’Reilly 10 v. Miss Noonan 20. 7 s ■ . , .LEAGUE F'O&L’BALL. . . The following teams will represent tlie Inarigahua Rugby League Football Club on Sunday next: — v. Marists at Omoto.-— A. G. McAlpine, M. Flyn, IT. Neilson, W. Hannah, G. Harris, A. McElwee, 0. McElwee, F. Cutbush, A. Cutbush, j, Fitzgerald, S. Purton, W. WbolJionse, W. King, B. Hannah. uJuniors v. Nelson Creek, at Mawheraiti.—F. Thorn, A. Molloy, 'T. Molloy, S. Lee, Campbell, J. Thomas, G. Bannon, G, Broughton, W. Byrne, B. Gough, M.’ Gough, R Gilroy (captain), S. Fulsham, D. Costigan, G. Cutbush, C. Cpxall. -An important meeting of the Grey League Club will be held in the Lyceum Hall this evening at 8 o’clock. RIFLE SHOOTING The Grev Defence Rifle Club’s .•.Hr second' competition for the patron’s trophy was concluded last week end when some good' shooting 'resulted. Rflm. W. Green 'and Rflm. R. L. Jordan each scored over the possible With their handicap. Rflm. J. Young and Rflm. R. L. Jordan each registered a possible at 500 yds. Following were the scores over 80.-—

300 500 600 Hp. Tl. yds. yds. yds. W. Green 29 34 31 14 105 R. L. Jordan 32 35 26 13 105 W. Garth 32 32 31 3 98 E. R. Moss 34 33 29 scr 96 F. Sotheran 33 31 28 3 95 F. Stent ' 27 34 28. 5 94 J.' } r oung 30 35 25 4 94 0- Richardson 3? on \ *■* oi «• T. Garth J ,25 no 18 25 ■91 T. /Groom ' 29 30 21 9 89 J? Kyle 27 30 32 c 38 Shuttle~crth 21 24 20 16 31