HOCKEY

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21148, 26 April 1934, Page 16

HOCKEY

FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY Thu following is the draw ior the next round of matches on Saturday next: — Senior Grade—Selwyn v. University, at Hagley Park No. 7, Messrs It. Gracie and A. h. Graham; Trinity v. Kedcliffs, at Hugley I'ark No. 8, Messrs C. C. Holland and E. Cummins; Sydenham v. Technical, at Elisor's road, Messrs M. Bugg and C. Whyte. Junior A—Trinity v. Selwyn, at Hagley Park No. ;), Messrs R. 11. Thomson and 11. Montgomery; Sydenham v. Technical, at Sydenham, Messrs 11. Teaguo and E. Harvey; New Brighton. Wesley a bye. Junior B—Sehvyn v. University, at Barrington Park, Mr K. Rogers; Technical v. Trinity, at Lyttelton, Messrs J. Fahey and A. Edwards; Kedcliffs v. Sydenham, at Sydenham, Mr W. Griffon. Third Grade A—Sydenham A v. Kedcliffs, at Linwood, Mr I'. Cornish; Technical v. Sydenham B, at Elisor's road, Mr G. W. Robinson; Harewood v. Trinitv, at Haglev Park No. (i, Mr W. Skelton. Third Grade B—Selwyn v. Sydenham, at Barrington Park, Mr C. Atkinson; University v. Kaiapoi B, at Elmwuod, Mr C. Franklin"; Kaiapoi Av. Kaiapoi C, at Kaiapoi. Mr W. Nicholls; New Brighton*Wesley a bye. Fourth Grade, at I.3o—Sydenham A v. Trinity A, at Sydenham, Mr F.. Harvey; Trinity B v. Technical B, at Ensor's road, Mr M. Bugg; Technical A v. Sydenham B. at Hagley No. C, Mr W. Skelton. Fifth Grade, at 3.3o—Selwyn A v. Selwyn B, at Hagley Park No. 3, Mr W. H. Down; Sydenham B t. Technical B, at Elisor's road, Mr C. Whyte, Y.M.C.A. v. Sydenham A, at Sydenham, Mr 11. Tcague; Technical A v. Trinity, at Hagley Park No. 7, Mr E, Cummins. WOMEN'S MATCHES Senior A—Aranui v. Canterburv College, Hagle-y Park No. 4, 1.30 p.m., J.'Hocking; Digby's v. Hornby, Hagley Park No. 4, •" p.m./ J. Almond; Rangiorn v. Pukaki, liangiora. :i p.m., E. Withers; Technical v. West Christcliurch, Haglev Park No. 5, 3 p.m., C. 'Bellamy. Senior B—Kiwi v. Aranui, Hagley Park No. L', 3 p.m., J. McCracken; Tecluneal A v. Kedcliffs. Hagley Park No. 1, 1.30 p.m., 0. Bellamy; Pukaki v. Technical B, Hagley Park No. 2, 1.30 p.m., R. H. Thomson; Southhrook v. Kawhiti, Southbrook, :> p.m., A. Tulley; Hiuemoa v. Digby'a, Hagley Park No. 1. 3 p.m., J. Hocking. Junior A—Kiwi v. Am It, Hagley No. '.l, 1.30 p.m., .1. MeCracken; Aza A v. Hornby, Hornby, 3 p.m., J. R. Smalley; Raugiora v. Oddfellows, Rangiora, 3 p.m.', N. Goldsbury; Eyttelton Av. Higby's A, Hagley Park No. fi, 1.30 p.m., J. Almond; West Christchurch B v. West Cliristchurch A, North Park No. 2, 1.30 p.m., J. Oliver; Higby's B v. Eyttelton B, North Park No. -, 3 p.m., ,7. Oliver; Aranui v. Canterbury College, North Park, 3 p.m., J. H. Jones; Selwyn v. Technical, Ensor's road, 3 p.m.. 0. Pugh. Junior B—Kiwi v. Kedcliffs B, Hagley Park No. 9, 3 p.m., R. 11. Thomson; Kawhiti A r. Higby's, Brighton, 3 p.m., W. G. Eorsey; Selwyn v. Technical, Elisor's road, 1.30 p.m., 0. Pugh; Rawhiti B v. Aranui, Brighton. 2 p.m.. W. G. Forsoy; Hinemoii v. Southbrook, Kaiapoi, 2.45 p.m., W. U. Wylie; Lyttelton B v. Lyttelton A, North Park, 1.30 p.m., J. H. Jones; Hornbv v. Kedcliffs A, Hornby, 2 p.m., J. R. Smalley.

MALVERN MEN'S ASSOCIATION The annual meeting oi the .'i.'unTn Iton'i Hockey Association \wis held it >'>arfa-Mi Jlr G. C. Warren presided, ami the foßo*inj delegates were pre-ent;--ilnroiatn: .Moan A. Tucr and J. Oliver. Gr.. i,.iai.-: M».-rs ?. Gough and V. Colin. Kir-vce; Mc-r; 0. llalstont and G. Mi jiili-u oti.l. M.-fli'ld: Tb# Rev. C. l:/>Mn«on and Mr L. IT ;t .- J:-. Inrliiild: Messrs S. J,». Patch. (' and T. H. 11-n-The halarice-sliect fh,.■.«,<) ;, ,r.-..,.: , -?« lit. The election of officers i-.- -■>;:. .-. ■ hi-lows:—-Patron, Mr A. Adam •; ] .'• d-■ (. Mr G. C. 'Warren; vi preside:! - .-, ti. • :.•■-, C. Kobinson, Messrs (.. Jsjt; f-i,- ;mi-I ■'. B. Yeiteh: secretary and trcasur-r. :■'.<■ s. P. Patchett. A vote of thanks v;r.< p: 1 !■• ■■ « retiring secretary, Mr 1,. .V •>':-!. It wus decided not to ent<-r a cl.riiknj* to the Australian touring team. Tlio following is the 'draw f.- r ti;.. fir«t round, games t-> he played on tie. firstmentioned team's ground: Ma- ' : 'ircMdale v. Darfield, Shenieid \. Jiororala. Ki»wen a bye. Jtav 1 •_• : U..rorala v. (irecrtdale, Kirweo v. .Sheffield. T'arfreH a oyf. May Vj: Darfield v. lio-rornta. Greendu'le ». Kir wee, .Sheffield a bve. Ma'- 2'i: ShefMl v. Greendale, Kirweo x. iJar'V'ld. J foreran * bye. .Tune 'J: fanfrlinrv tiv.■-:.-«!.!... Jor* '.': Hororata v. Kirwre, Kirtiild v. .Sl:'">U, Greendale :t bye. June 1": Malvrr, five «- side tournament at l:-iirfi»id. .lure 1": A roprcseutati.e yam,- uili no j0.. : . , „ ELLESMERE WOMEN'S St BASSOCIATION" A meeting of tin- I-:,;e-r„. t.- \\..:neu'« Hockey Sub-Association held at I »..j !■>.««■ was presided over l,y Mr \V. (,' i- js- ii. In accordance with n-tioe u-v. ~ a: « previous meeting Mrs .1. < ■«., mn-.ni il.nt role .S, which loads a- f0i1,...,... ,!.,,.;id !.'•• r»seinded: "No player may bo re-lster.,! wfc» i« not u hojj.vfidc resident of the dinrift for which she wishes to plav; r. -,.i--it rwam in person who has livr,| at'ha- - on., ir..ir,!': in tlio district." After :> g i ([•::'. <'f i discussion the motion Mas )..-t. Soveral transfer.-, were grart. d ■■■■A th» case of one player wim h:,d ida;.-,) '>■■■ <<"• senior A grade in t.'hristchur. ii v ■■• - f- | ferred to tl,e secretary to deal v'!'. Mrs Coe suggested that the various grcuoJt | should be inspected 6. for- the re.riinetitinr.P opened. Last week ..no crojnd b.-,d vt been very suitable. It arrc.d that I** referees should report on !h,. ,-.indit-nn '' I the grounds after tlie first ina;eleEiitrics for tlm cotupetttie:' -, v.-er- '''■ ceived us fi,Hows :—l>utisai.del, one «er.i!T and one junior: Souihlirolge. do n-ninr and one junior: Leestnn. one ".■nii-.t; liovlf*ton, one senior and on,, jur.rer. l!ro"»:side, one senior. The chairniar., secrctarr. and Mr 11. Smith Mere appniutr-d a drar committee, and it was decided to limit t'*. senior competition t,> t»n round-, nnd '•" junior to three rounds. T1... se/Tetsry * Ki Messrs 11. SmiHi and Wo. Kcnri- *«i appointed a re-grading commiite. It was acreed that the «ra.-::e« nf lb» various teams should be asked ;n instrttrt their idayers en tie; prop. ■:• nbvrrniice •* the off-side rule. Messrs F. "\". G-.vatk-iu and V-". <>. Jiar.Bit were appointed selectors of the reprcsrtMtive teams.