TO-MORROW'S GAMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 139, 14 June 1935, Page 13

TO-MORROW'S GAMES.

DEVONPOBT SHIELD CONTEST. The third and fourth rounds of the Devonport Shield competition have been set down for decision on Saturday by the Auckland Hockey Association. Si. Luke's and Somerville, having drawn byes, will participate in trial games against the selected rep. players at 1.40 p.m. ant , 3.50 p.m. respectively, and both games should provide exciting exhibitions. In the early .games a stirring contest should result in the meeting of University and Somerville, whilst Papatoetoe are iikely to put up a stubborn figh.t against Weeloy. The otlier match will be between Grammar Old Boys and Mount Eden. In the early games St. Luke's meet Mount Eden, and Papatoetoe will try conclusions with Grammar Old Boys, whilst it will be interesting to see how University will fare against Wesley. Teams:-— ' MOUNT EDEN. Seniors.—Ullngworthi Bushell, Ttowden. Oliver, Jenkins, Wells, Clark, Horspool, Brown, Ilaysen, Milieu. WESLEY. Seniors —Airey. Fleet, Surman, Dalley, Pickens. Miller, 'rhillpots, Neate, Anthony, Kiff, Sutcliffe. SpMERVILIiE. Seniors —First came: Henderson. GarlicU, Stewart Heard. Long, Hedges, Balnbrldjte, Gutry, Braltliwaite, Glanville, Uneve. Second game: Henderson. l>. Smith, Stewart. Heard. Hedges. Long. Shand, Gutry, Urnithwaite, Glanvlllc, E. llougnton. GKAMMAU OLD BOYS. Seniors.—Anderson, Moore, liny. Horriott. W. Ross. Lawry, I. lioss, Armstrong. Tarker, Torbelt, Koughton, Jerram, iwlgdC"' PAHATOKTOK. Seniors. — h. Leaning. Mellsop. Korr, Storev. V. Sniythenuui, lioswell, Williams,. .1. Woods, P. Anthony, L. SiuyCheiuan, L. Cocks. TAURANGA MATCHES. The Innos Cup hockey match at Tauranga yesterday between Corinthians and Veterans resulted In a draw, each team The" ladies' "match between Old Girls and Rivals was also drawn, the teams scoring four goals each.