SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 69, 21 November 1913, Page 5

SUNDRY SPORTS.

BOXING.

THE WELLS-CARPENTIER FIGHT. fliT Electric Telegraph— Times— Sydney Sun Special Cables London, November 20. ; The National Sporting Club has resolved to stage the WeUs-Carpentier fight on December 8, whatever is the result of the French Federation's action. s FOOTBALL. ALL BLACKS BEAT VICTORIA. [United Pbesb Association 1 Vancouver, November 20. The Victorians played splendid football. Hesitation in backing up one another lost their chances of piercing the defence of the New Zealanders. The latter crossed the line five times. STRATFORD CUN CLUB. OPENING SHOOT YESTERDAY. The opening match of the Stratford Gun Club was held yesterday. The Mr A. Stewart, fired the first shot, and succeeded in breaking his bird. There was only a fair attendance of members. Two sweepstakes were shot off, Mr (.'. I). Hunter winning the first, and S. R. Davies the second. Following is a list of the scores for the clay : Name. Hdc. Tl. Campbell, H., sc., 400000000004 8 Kiikwood, E. J., G. 100333000044 27 Stewart, A., 12, 300000003440 ... 26 Hunter, G. D., sc, 340440441344 38

Jans, P., 4, 403340043400 ... 29 Davies, L. R., 8, 400000400040 ... 20 Window, X. E., 9, 000004043400 ... 21 Carter, sc. 004010000444 ... 20 Jans, F., sc. 300001 ... ... 7 Carter, J., 2, 030010 ... ... 9 Campbell, H., 2, 000040 0 Davies, S. 11., 4, 033003 ... 13 Kirk wood, E. J., 1, 000004 ... 5 Clouston, W. I<\, 2, 303300 ... 11 RIFLE SHOOTING.

(By Bisley.) The Stratford Rifle Club had an enjoyable trophy shoot on Thursday afternoon, when ten members put in nn appearance to compote for the trophy. The conditions were seven shots at -'5, 5, and 6 hundred yards, one optional sighter. The winner proved to be Rifleman J. McMeehan, who tied for first place with Rifleman P. Hobson, with a scoreof 90. In the shoot-off they again tied, and then fired snot Cor shot. MeMahon's first was an inner, and Hobson followed with a "Maggie." McMahon received the congratulation of all present. The conditions for shooting were fair, and some excellent scores at different ranges were put up. The following are the nine highest:—

Inglewood heat New Plymouth by seven points at Tnojewood yesterday. The aggregates read 712—705.

300 500 BOO 1 [c. Tl. J. McMahon ... 28 32 29 / 96 P. Hol)son 29 MO 29 s 96 E. Brocklemank 29 32 20 1 01 A. Furgeson ... 30 27 28 5 90 ('. Jackson 32 31 27 s c. 90 A. Speck 30 33 21 2 SO FT. Voylo 30 28 22 !) 89 X. Thorpe 29 28 28 0 S7 Rutherfurd 22 28 10 9 75