HOCKEY.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 242, 26 July 1935, Page 2

HOCKEY.

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.,

WOMEN’S MATCHES

The following will represent thenrespective hockey clubs in women s matches to-morrow: —

Tib ward.

Seniors, v. Lowcliffe, at Ashburton — F Gudsell, N. Loach, M. Henderson, G'. Haack, P. Baker, P. Loach, M. Chapman, S. Hitchins, E. Hampton, I. Haac and A. Loach. Emergency: H. Tate.

MEN’S MATCHES

The following will represent their respective clubs in men’s hockey matches to-morrow: —

St. Andrew’s.

Against Baring Square D. Harwood, R. Ferriman, A. Garriock, D. Gibson, R. Harwood, S. McElhinnev, H.-Cowans, B. Mailer, D. Silvenvood, T. Brown and J. Gowans. Ashburton. Against Wakahui, at Wakanui—H. Harper, W. Ford, R. Moylan, L. Snell, C. Vincent, H. Pearce, F. Taylor, R. Coker, C. Young, B. Coker and 0. Cox.

INDIANS DEFEAT MAORI TEAM.

AUCKLAND, This Day. In the last match of their New Zealand tour, the Indian hockey team beat a Maori representative eleven at Rotorua on Wednesday by 11 goals to 1. The match was played in very un-

favourable weather, but there was an enthusiastic attendance. The Indians will sail from. Auckland to-day by the Marama for Sydney. They will tour New South Wales for a fortnight, and afterwards leave Australia from Melbourne by the Moreton Bay for Colombo.

ALL-AUSTRALIA TOURNAMENT.

MELBOURNE, July 25

In the All-Australia women’s hockey tournament, South Australia beat Queensland by 2 goals to 0, Tasmania beat Western Australia by 4 goals tp 1, and Victoria beat New South Wales by 2 goals to 1.