HOCKEY.
ST. LUKE'S ENGAGE SHORE. COUNTRY TOURNEY NEXT WEEK. The chief game to-morrow in hockey circles is the meeting between St. Luke s —running second in the senior competition—and North Shore, 1931 champions. The venue is Remuera, where the curtainraiser will be provided by Somerville (leaders) and 'Varsity. The remaining nxture, Wesley v. Mount Eden, is also arranged for Remuera (No. 2, at 3.5 P-m.). On Tuesday next the Country Week carnival commences. In addition to the White Horse Cup competition for men, there will be 14 ladies' teams taking part in a tournament divided into three sections. Teams for Country Week : — Whakatane (White Horse Cup). — T. N. Lawson, McDonald, Hudson, Richmond, Stewart, Turnlnill (captain), Bracken, Cleaver, L. Dawson, Chapman, K. Brown, F. Brown, learning, Hollis. Frnnklin A (Ladies' Tourney).—E. Ross, D. Clark, M. Cathcart, G. Cathcart, M. Pratt E. V. Ross, N. Thompson, D. Wright, O. Welch, M. Thompson, A. Hawke. Teams for to-morrow: — NORTH SHORE. Senior.—H. Rankin, T. Parker, R. Allen, J. Storry, E. Wilson, L. Sweeney, teilh, P. Anthony, A. Anthony, H. Jones, D. Reid. _ GAMES AT WHANGAREL (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) WHANGAREI, this day. The final try-outs for the hockey teams T " V £ "fikurlngft'he'adies- A team beat tie B Tho t e eams O ioav.e on Saturday for Auckland. _
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 160, 8 July 1932, Page 11
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