SUNDRY SPORTS.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 56, 7 March 1914, Page 5

SUNDRY SPORTS.

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND

[Per Press Association.)

Dunedin, March G

The scores in the match between the visiting Australians and New Zealand were as follows

NEW ZEALAND.—First Innings

Wbitta, c McGregor, b Armstrong 12 Hiekmott, c Cody, b Armstrong 2G Tuekwell, b Armstrong ... ... 50 Hnrspool, c Cody, b Crawford ... 20 Reese, b Crawford ... ... 4 Patrick, b Crawford ... ... 38 Sandman, c Armstrong, b Noble 20 Condliffe, Ibw, b Armstrong ... 25 Robinson, b Armstrong ... 3 Wilson, not out ... ... 0 Bennett, not out ... ... 1 Extras ... ' 13

Total for nine wickets

Bowling analysis: Crawford took three wickets, for G 4 runs, Armstrong five for 76, Collins none for 17, Cody none for 9, Mailey none for 12, Noble one for 23, McKenzie none for 4.

FOOTBALL.

BRITISH LEAGUE TOUR

Auckland, March 7

The sub-committee appointed by the New Zealand Council of the Rugby Ldague to arrange tin* itinerary for the British Northern Union football team

decided on a programme of six matches as follows:—Canterbury, July 15; Hawke’s Bay, July 18; Taranaki, July 22; Auckland, July 25; Wanganui, July 30; and New Zealand, at Auckland, August Ist.

SWIMMING

CARNIVAL AT INGLEWOOD

Tin* fact that the swimming season is just about finished was indicated at the carnival held at Inglewood last night. The weather was on the chilly side, though the water was warm; but the cold weather kept the attendance of the public very low. Stratford was represented by a good number of swimmers and a remarkably large number of spectators. Cecil Kivell won tiie 75yds and 150 yds open races. Miss Hignott was second in the 50yds ladies’ race and dead-heated for first place in the ladies’ dive. Whittington and Kelly filled the places in the 50yds breast stroke race, beating the only other starter, a small Inglewood lad, very handsomely. j Cecil Kivell, Lister, Brady, Hoid and Whittington constituted the Stratford polo team, Curtis and Dewar playing for Inglewood. Stratford showed much improved form. Goals were scored for Stratford by Kivell and Lister. Ingle- ? [wood failed to score at ail.