(PerEleotrioTeleqrafh. — Copyright.) (Reuter's Aoenci.) [Beoeived 2.30 p.m., July 22rid.l : '■'. THE KOLA.PORE CUP. London. July 21. The match for the Kolapore ''Cap; at Wimbledon, waa won by the Mother Conntry with a total score of 666 points. jThe Canadian team scored 646, the Australian team 632, and the Indian ■595. /■■.; . - " . .' v. IKeoeived G. 30 p.m., July 22ad,l -■ : : : : - The following were the individual total scores of the Australian teanV ia ~ the match for the Rajah of Kolapore'a Challenge Cnp (seven shots each at 200, 500 and 600 yards) :— Color-Sergt. Barrow, Queensland -■ 1.. S3 - Sergt. Grimes, Q,aeen»laD(l ... ... 83 ! Lieut. Keating, New -outh Wales ... 83 " Private Allen, Victoria .. ... ... 82 Lieut. <\>rk, New South Wales ... ... . 79. Color-Serflt: Gee ./. ,„ 73 Lieut. Watchorn, Tasmania 73 Prirato Churchill, Victoria ... ..,' '71.' . Total ... ... 688 --lEoae-ved 1 a.m., July 23rd. J : ■■ Jnly22. The contest for the Corporation Cap was won by Armstrong, a Canadian. The following prizes m the -match" were won by Australians : — Private Churchill, L 18; Fenn, A.8., Sergeant Grimes and Private Allen, L 8 each;- Captain Powell, Lieutenant Cork, Color , Sergeant Gee, and Lieutenant Golding, each L5. The day's proceedings termi- ; nated by an inspection of volnnteera by s the Duke of Cambridga, who. warmly ,^ welcomed the Australian competitors.
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