BASKETBALL.
CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION. The following matches are to b« played la South Hagley Park on Saturday next at 2.80 (Training College default all matches on account of holidays)■ A GRADE. Digby's A ▼. Sacred Heart A, Mr Kershaw, court 1; Technical A v. St. Mary's A, Mr Brewer, court 2; United A a bye. B GRADE. Semi-finals—Mairehau A ▼. Beckenbam A, Mr W. McKenzie, court 8; Banks v. Technical B, Mr 6. Wright, court 4. 0 GRADE. Section I—Mairehau B ▼. Radley B, Mrs Holland, court 6; Sydenham 0 Girls v. Training College Dl, Sydenham win by default; Weeks, Ltd. v. Matchless, Mrs McKenzie, court 6; Technical O 'v. Hagley E, Mrs Hall, court 7; C.H.G.G. v. Cambridge B, Mr S. Tredennick, court 8. Section 2—Hinemoa B ▼. Ballantyne's, Miss Bull, court 9. Section 3—Digby's 0 v. Hagley A, Mr 8. Tredennick, court B.' Section 4—Brownies v. Sunshine B, Mrs Holland, court 5; Hagley B ▼. 0.0.0., Mr W. McKenzie, court 4; Hollanders v. Nomads B, Miss Buist,. court XI; Girl Citizens A v. D.1.0., Alias King, court 12; McKeniie's A a bye. ; Section 6— l "-Sacred Heart D v. Girl Citizens' B, Mrs Hall, court 7; Ngaio a bye; Hagley C v. Philllpstown, Miss Bnll, court 9; Kai Ora v. St. John's, M!bs Buist, court 11; .Nomads A v. Marshland, Miss King, court 12; Sacred Heart.D ▼. St. John's, Mrs McKenzie, court 6.
DOMINION TOURNAMENT. (rniss associatio* rlzobak.) HASTINGS', September >. The New Zealand basketball tournament was concluded at Ebbett Park to-day. Results:— Consolation Matches. Taranaki beat Manawatu 11-9. Wairarapa beat Marlborough 14-8. Poverty Bay beat South Canterbury 13-7. Hawke's Bay beat Canterbury 24-17. Semi-finals. Auckland beat Otago 22-13. Wellington beat Southland 15-7. The losers and winners played eff, Otago beating Southland 16-13, and Auckland beating Wellington 18-10. „ , , „ Auckland retain the New Zealand Cap, and Wellington the Annie Brown Cup. The North and South Island match resulted in a win for the North by 26 goals to 15. The cups were presented to the winning teams by the Mayor, Mr G. F. Roach. Between 500 and 600 people watched the finals, and great excitement prevailed. The executive say that financially • and otherwise thie tournament ia the most successful yet held.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20024, 4 September 1930, Page 7
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