LATE SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10456, 24 July 1925, Page 5

LATE SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

LADIES' HOCKEY. REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS. N ASHBURTON~MALVERN. A -f, r^ resei » t ative match between' theAshburton and Malvern Ladies' Hockey Associations, will be played at Ashburton on Saturday, August 1 A "B" teams' match will also be played The £le3f- ° U teams iave been A Team:—Goal, Miss E. Knight - backs: Misses M. Donaldson, A. Loach* halves: Misses M. Gudsell, B. Donaldson, I. Smith; forwards: Misses W* ™Shr B c .l£or- oßoM *' halves: E. Millichamp, B. Morrison, E forwards. Misses IV Cornelius, K. Stewart, M.. Bell, Mrs Pluck, and Miss. N. Bowden. Emergencies: Misses B. Stewart and H. Shanron

J MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING. THE WESTERFIELD CLUB. The Westerfield Miniature Rifle Club on Wednesday evening fired for a second trophy presented by Mr W A the following tied with their handicaps :—G. Fechney (3) 33, J McCann (4) 33, G. McKie (3) 32. 'Mick" Laffey (4) 32, G. Arnold (4) 32 T "Ferguson (3) 32, D. Allen (5) 32, Martin Laffey (o) 31, G. Morse (3) 32, and W Lowery (5) 31. The scores for two shootoffs were: Fechney 32-32, Allen 30-31, Morse 32-32. The final will be fired tomorrow evening. W. Lowery won Mr Sheat's first trophy. , J - McCann and G. Fechney tied for the botty button with 33 and in the final Fechney won. Good scores in practice were: J. Lowery 35, t. Ferguson 34, A. Lill 32 D. Allen 33, G. Fechney 33, C. Morse 33„ o.nd A. Nicholson 30. THE LYNNFORD CLUB. There was some very good scoring at. the Lynnford Miniature Rifle Club's last week's shoot. L. A. Noble won the hotty button, with a possible. The final for a trophy presented by Mr G. S. Chapman was won by J. Mclxrnis, after a keen contest. A trophy presented by Mr A. Moore was- won the* previous week by N. Bauerle. Some ofi the scores were:—L. A. Noble 35, J. Yeandle 34, H. Donaldson 34, J *W Dell 34, T. Elms 33, E. Hubbard 33, F. Morriss 33, W. Henderson 33, c! Dell 32, C. Noble 32, J. Mclnnis 31, H. Cornwall 31. Following are a few of the principal scores at last evening's shoot:—C. Dell 35, W. Henderson 34, L. Noble 34, J, Yeandle 33, N. Bauerle 33, C. Noble 32, F. Morriss 32. L. Moore 31 J. Dell 31. H. Donaldson 30, N Mcintosh 31, S. Butterick 31.

RUGBY FOOTBALL. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. Rugby football teams for competition matches to-morrow will be as follow: Senior Grade. w^u? 3 /'™ at Hinds.—A, Wright J. Roadie. J. Horgan, R. Good; L. Maidens, O. Arris, A .Hood, W. Scott J. McCormiek, A. Alford, L. Chjsnall, G. Daly, G. Barrett, F. Hood,. U. Elms. Junior Grade. Hinrs v. Mayfield, at Hinds.—Holland, W. Lowe, T. Ellms, G. Smith, G, Young, F. Hood, D. Brown, C. Ellms.. R. Hawke, G. Ellms, J. Husband, C. Dell, A. Ellms. Emergencies: W. Armstrong, A. Lowe, Gillum. GOLF. \ ; DRAW FOR LADIES' CHAMPION- . SHIP. Following is the draw for the first rounds of the ladies' senior and junior golf championships:— Senior:—Miss Orbell plays Miss Bennington. Byes: Miss Stewart, Mrs Pinfold, Mrs Kennedy, Miss Keith. Mrs Seldon, Miss Digby, Miss Boddington. Juniors:—Miss Laing plavs Miss Sparrow, Miss Dunlop plavs Mrs Fraser Miss T. Brown plays Mrs Watt, Mrs Smith plays Miss Hoskens," Mrs Tucker plays Miss Morgan, Mrs Boot plays Mrs Lane, Miss E. Brown plavs Mrs Thomas, Mrs Fisher plays Mrs Orr.