HOCKEY.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20623, 12 August 1932, Page 8

HOCKEY.

♦ NEW ZEALAND TEAM. WESTERN AUSTRALIA DEFEATED 4 TO 1. (l!»ITEI» TRBSa ASSOCIATION—BT EMCTBW TKLISaBAI-H—COPyaiOHT ) (Received August 11th, 9.55 p.m.) SYDNEY, August 11. The Now Zealand hockey team played a strong Western Australian team in the- inter-State carnival competition today in ideal weather. The Westerners were expected to provide considerable opposition, as they possess a great forward line. The New Zealand backs, however, wore too sound to enable them to break through. Spiers played brilliantly and repulsed many dangerous attacks. Munro, at centro half, fed the New Zealand forwards splendidly, and there was great short corner hitting by Anthony, two of his shots finding tho net. Koid, playing with stitches over an eyo, was clover. Joblin, playing at left half, opened New Zealand's score with a flick shot, and Bay netted shortly after from a scramble in front of the goal. Thompson, a Westerner, tricked Moore nicely to score the only goal for his side. Tho game was fast and fairly even, and New Zealand were held-to their low score. Their average for tho tour now is D 8 goals for and 11 against. They tried hard to get two more to complete the century, but the opposition was too sound. The final scoro was 4to 1 in favour of New Zealand.

Queensland won the Noall Shield at the carnival, goinjgj through unbeaten. To-dny they beat Victoria by five goals to two.

DRAW FOR TO-MORROW.

Following is the draw for to-morrow: — Junior A—A v. B, at Hagley No. 4, 3 p.m., E. Harvey; 0. v. D, at Hagley No. 4, 4 p.m., E. Harvey. Junior B—Sydenham v. Selwyn, at Sydenham, H. Teague; Trinity v. Redcliffs, at Hagley No. 1, M. Bugg; 'Varsity A beat 'Varsity B by default. Third Grade —Wesley v. Redcliffs, Linwood, W. B. Jeffreys; Rangiora v. Sydenham A, Hagley No. 2, G. Law; Selwyn v. Kaiapoi, Kaiapoi, M. Thornloy; Harewood v. Technical, Ensor's road, 11. Arraitago; Trinity v. Sydenham B, Sydenham, B. Brown. Fourth Grade, at 1.30 p.m. —Sydenham B v. New Brighton, Sydonham, W. Campbell; Sydenham A v. Selwyn, Barrington street, G. Taylor; Wesley v. Technical A, Ensor's road, O. Matthews; Trinity B v. Technical B, Elisor's road, H. Armitagc; Trinity A v. Y M.C.A., Ijinwood, W. B. Jeffreys. Fifth Grade —Technical A v. Sydenltam A, Ensor's road, 3 p.m., O. Matthews. Primary Schools —A grado: Sydenham v. Woolston, Hagley No. C, 1 p.m., E. Harvey; Kedcliffs v. Lyttelton D.H.S., Hagley No. 6, 2 p.m., E. Harvey. B Grade— Sydenham v. Somorfleld, Sydenham. 1 p.m., H. Teague; Y.M.O.A. v. St Mark's, Hagley No; 4, 4 p.m., F. Fullwood; Phillipstown v. East Christchurch, Hagley No. 1, 1 p.m., H. Rogers. C Grado —West Lyttelton v. Woolston, Hagley No. 4, 2 p.m.. U. Lane; Sydenham v. Lyttelton D.H.S., Hagley No. 1, 2 p.m., J. Aingor; Addington v. Y.M.C.A., Hagley No. 2, 1 p.m., L. Ward; Somerfleld v. Redcliffs, Hagley No. 2, 2 p.m., L. Sutherland. WOMEN'S MATCHES. Senior A —Rangiora v. Aranui, Hagley No. 7, 3 p.m., J. Almond; West Christchurch v. Digby's, Hagley No. 5, 1.30 P.m., W: Davies; Technical v. Training College, Hagley No. 7, 1.30 p.m., J. McCracken; 'Varsity a bye. Senior B—West Christchurch v. Technical B, Elisor's road, 3 p.m., J. Hocking; Rangiora v. Waimairi, Hagley No. 8, 3 p.m., J. McCrackon; Itawhiti v. Lincoln, Barrington street, 3 p.m., G. Taylor; Southbrook \. Hornby, Hagley No. 5, 3 p.m., C. Bellamy; Technical A v. Digby's, Hagley No. 3, 1.30 p.m., J. Almond. Junior A—llinemoa (winners section A) v. Kedcliffs (winners section B) (final), Hagley No. IS, 3 p.m., W. Davies. Knock-out: First round: Kiwi A v. Hornby, Hornby. 3 p.m., J. R. Sinalley; Aza v. 'Varsity, Barrington street, 1.30 p.m., ,T. H. Jones; Southbrook v. Digby's, Southbrook, 3 p.m., A. Tulloy; Training College v. Aranui, North Park, 3 p.m., TV'. G. Forsey; Technical r. Lyttelton, North

Park, 1.30 p.m., W. 0. I'orspy; llnnjriora v. Kiwi B, Riingiorn, It p.m., 1.. S. (Smith. Junior B—Kiwi A v. Hornby, Hornby, 2 p.m., 0. Pugh; Lntolton It v. l.yltoltou A, I.imvood, 3 p.m., <;. ,1. .IIoImioh; IHrliv'n A v. Technical, Ensor'a road, 1.110, .1. Hocking. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. REDCLIFFS LADIES' CLUB. Juuior A v. Hincmoa, at Iluslev .\o. ti, at u p.m.—M. Ilobson, M. Rich, X. Hates, 51. Troseott, K. Thoni'ison. '['. l,onguol. 1.. Alexander, H. Bailey, 1\ Peachey, I). Oliver. Ci. Bates. Junior By. Kiwi B, ut Ttnfrlcv Xo. 8, at iI.SO p.m.—l). Lawson, R. Rich, A. Rich. .1. Potts, M. Rich, 31. Noma, 11. Law6on, A. Graham, D. Pyo, M. Peters, D. Bnuuton. HORNBY CLUB. Senior B v. Soutbbrook, atllnqley N'o. s—l>. 3Voodham, R. Burgess, 31. Kingsford, C. duller, (t. Rowlands. L. Rowlands, 31. MeKen/.ie, 1,. Rowlands. I>. \)\rkc\\ V. Sluan, J. Stuart. 31. Peurco. 3r. 3luclc"ie. Junior A v. Kiwi, at Hornby— ¥. Falconer, J. AVastney, J. Pooley, M. Morrison, 31.

Hornby, A. Morrison, R. Sloan, N. Kenworthy, M. Sloan. D. Smalley, G. McKcnzie. Junior B v. Kiwi, at Hornby—S. Lloyd, .T. lliddell, W. l'almer, M. Maclaino, K. •T. Riddel, TV. Palmer. M. Maclaino,, E. Budge, E. Smailcy, P. Dickey. WELLINGTON BEATEN. U'ItESS ASSOCIATIOX TELEGEAM ) IvLTHAM, August 11. In a hockey representative game to-day, Tarunuki beat, Wellington by 4 goal* to 0.