HOCKEY

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21243, 15 August 1934, Page 6

HOCKEY

! WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION j CLUB DELEGATES' MEETING | A meeting of the club delegates to the Canterbury Women's Hockey AsI sociatiori was held last evening, Mr H. Throp presiding over a large attendance. The chairman stated that the meeting had been called to arrange for subcommittees for the control of the women's hockey tournament which is to be held in Christcburch from September 1 to September S. The secretary reported that: an entry of 18 teams had been received, two from Canterbury and 16 from other provincial associations. The entry necessitated the billeting of 240 visiting hockey players, and the local clubs were asked to find billets for the visiting teams. The Technical Old Girls' Club wrote nominating Miss Eileen Byrne as the club's queen in the carnival. The chairman reported that the Technical College Board had granted the use of the sports ground at Ensor's road, and the tournament would be held on that ground. The following were the nominations received: — A Section—Canterbury B, Southland, Wellington, Bush Union, West Coast, Marlborough. B Section—Akitio, Central Otago, Canterbury A, Eastern B, Ashburlon, and Ruahine. C Section—North Otago, Wairarapa, Otago, Eastern A, South Canterbury, and Manawalu. The following sub-committces were elected:— Billetting: Misses F. Diebert (Digbv's,). G. Mortimer (Aranui), B. Andrews (Pukaki), E. Byrne (Technical), Mrs Thomson (Hornby), Misses N. Wagner (Canterbury College), Mr Rhind (Kiwi), and Miss Thomson (West Christchurch). Entertainments: Mrs Muirson (Technical), Mrs Iggo (Aranui), Miss F. I Diebert (Digbv's), Miss Gerard | (Pukaki). Miss M. Gudsell (Canterbury College). I Transport: Mi c s D. Green, Miss M. | Burns. Mr 11. W. Rogers, Mr S. G. Holland, and Mr F. W. Freeman. TEAMS SELECTED The following players have been selected to represent the Canterbury

Women's Hockey Association the Ellesmere Sub-Association at Doyleston on Saturday next:— A Team—Mrs Cruft (Hurunui SubAssociationi, I\T. Pearce (Hornby), M II i Ilscion (West Christchurch), K Alley (Canterbury College*, A. Kinc (I'ukaki), V. McNnb (Ditfb.v's), M McKenzie (Hornby), N. Prestney ißanqiora), D. Dickey (Pukaki), M Trounce (Canterbury College), D Foote (Dijjby's), D. filumhardt (Diyby'sj S. Muirson (Technical). R Team —D. Green (Pukaki), Dorothy Jones (Hurunui Sub-Association), R Andrews (Pukaki), F. Cowpei (Pukaki), K. Bell (Pukaki), A. Annan (Technical). M. Mackie (Hornby), P. Martin Monica McKcnzk (Hornby), W. Duncan (Aranui), Mary Wareham (Hurunui), Mary Richards ( E. Hooper (West Christehurch), B. Kennedy (Rangiorn), M. Meyer (RanKiora). A bus will leave Turnbull and Jones's corner (Bridge of Remembrance) nt 12.,"50 p.m. Players will wear navy gymnasium frocks and white blouses. All t..e selected players arc required (o attend gymnasium training at Mr Puckett's rooms, 138 Armagh street ( nnposite Bishop and Company), fit 7.4:3 o'clock to-night. j DRAW FOR SATURDAY NKXT The si-tni.r urrsdi- rnmpetitiohs wilt br r*-KiioM-t] on Saturday hut lower prudep, with the e \('♦•piion of primary lifhnoln, arc mnrludrl and match<\i il] be play<«d learns from the Malvern SubAs-o-ciation. Following 1m the draw: Hnr.ior C»rrid»*— Sydenham v. TriniM', Ilagr !fv Park No, H, M—vrs A. 1,. 'iraharn ;.n<! if. Tea •«; ;i »• ; IVhniciil v. University, Jfaffley P.vk No. 7, R. (i ra-ie »nd C. C. I N>l land ; s«-hvy n v. U-Ueliffx, lUeley I';«rk N". f., Me'-sr* C. Wh\to ami ]■'. Cummint*. •Junior ',rade—.Turiior representatives ▼. Mfilvorri, Park No. Mr E. Tlarvry. Following arc the players for the junior prenentutive mateh Malvern: (Jnal, Uhiini (Sydenham) ; buck*, W. Jinrke (Sydenham), Slorlock (New P.righton); hnKes, K. llarland (Terhuiral); P. J>iebort CSel* wyn), N. Kydo (Schvyn); forward*, ('». ll«iw(h'n (Trinity); Cluck (Bydenhnm); 0. Cornish (Sohvyn), M. Rogers (Technical), T. Jlurkrt (Sydenham). Kmurgonnii^: L. Trehilnock (Technical) and N. Bowden (Trinity). Third Crade—TTarovvond r. Malvern, Ilaz lev I'urk No. !>, Mr A. Kd wards; Technical v. Malvern. Ua::b>y Park No. .to, Mr U. W. Robinson. Primary Schools v. Svdenham, fifth ;;rad*. JI a Icy !»;uk No. 10. at, 1.30, Mr P. Corlii«h. tforondnry fcnhoolV trial nt Park No ni l.rtO. PRIMARY SCHOOLS \ Grade Final—Lyttelton District flip:'' School v. Sydenham, Hurley Park No. at 'J p.m., Mcsktr A. L. Uraham and 1 . Cummins. B Grade, Final Rotmd—• Woolstoii v. Kftinpoi, flaijley I'urk No. 7, at 1- p.m., Mr li. Mt;l!»r; J-y Ltfil ton District High School v. St. Mark'n, Hajflev Park No. 0. Nt II p.m., Mr JI T.-ague; Y.M.C.A. v. KmlclifTs Ilufe'lfty Park No. 0, at 1 p.m., Mr L. Mellor; Sydenham v. Medhury, )!ftEley .Park No. 10, at 2 p.m., Mr K. Meyrmll; Wept Christolmffh v. Somcrflold, Sydenham I'urk, at 1. p.m., Mr Ogiivin. M tirade —Final round: Sydenham A \. Victory, IPiyloy park No. H, at 1 p.m., .Mr M. M-llor; Addinj?t«n A v. Y.M.0.A., Tfairh'y No. 7, I p.m., r It. Meyneil: Addini{tnn H v. \Ve«t (JhriMU'liurcli, Sydnnhnm .Park, at U Mr Phillipstown v. Uedcliffs, .llagley J'ark No, I), at 2 p.m., Mr R. Peminy: Woolstoii v. Sydonham ft, 'ffagley l'ark No. fj, at I p.m., l\fr I'. Cornish. J'riendly M atcli—Sydenham third iscradA r. Sydenham junior lit, Hydenhatn Park, at j MilMr ( 1 vie. WOMKN'.S MATCHKS S- 4 ri : or j Mpr«'Hentnti>cs v. Fniesm»<..-c. :it I')o.v loKton, Senior H—[\iwi v. Tef'.hnlo.'tl A, rond, at 8 p.m., Mr J. Fahey; Rawhiti -v. Hinemoa, nt Park No. T>. at p.m., Albans, at -1 p.m., Mr J. OUvjer: Toehniral H v. Sonthbrook, at Hafjlfy Park No. A, at ') p.m., J, Redellff* v. Pukaki. a I Haploy Park No. f>, f<t !,:)() p.m., Mr .T. fToMrintr. Junior Grade—A section: Kiwi v. Selwyn, at North Park at •' p.m., Mr PI. Rotors;] Aza A v. T>iirby , s A, at Park No. 1, at Mr J. U ,lon»»s: ftnngior.i v. West Chri«(tehureh A, at RanKiora, nt ft p.m., Mr M. Withers; r.vttnlton A v. f.yttelMn H, at North Park, at 't p.m., 'Mr C. Piujh; Woft Christohnreji Hr, Canterbury Colletc^,

nfc SI. Albany at Mr .T. Olivorj 7. v. 'lVMinical, at Fnsnr's ronil, nfc I.'IO, Mr J. Fsthf\y: Arpmii v. Azn I', at TTaglov Park No. 2. Nt I.::0, Mr S. AW'imvortb. H. .Section—T3Hf,int v. Ri'flrlifts A, nt Flngloy Park No. 1, nl, 'A p.m., Mr G. Taylor; !?n \vli 1 ti A v. Ki\ri, nt ITajrloy Pari: No. 4, nt l.'W p.tu., Mr S. Wont,worth; Nolv/yri v. ItoflrlifTw H. Nt North Park, nf 1 HO, Mr O. R,v rvhili P. v. D'jchy'a, nt NVw Pncrhton. at fl p.m.. Mr W G. Vor^oy: THnrMtiua v. Tcohninal. Nt Kalnpni at 2.4. r > p.iri., Mr (•. Wvlio; Arann? r. r,vttMfou P, at North Park No. 2. at 1.30 p.Trt.. Mr <\ Puiih; Hornby v. SouthbrrwTr, nt P?*rV No. 2. Nt D p.m., Mr G. Taylor; Lyfctfjlfmi A n bye. MALVERN ASSOCIATION Tho tV< 110 iv .ii lt Malvprn loams uill play tfamos against Christ-church teams nt Ilagloy Parle (Hospital corner) on Saturday, at .'j p.m.— Malvern A v. Caulurbury Junior Iti-pr.;* rteutativos —L. l'oultcr, Ji, Friz2ell, 11. Wil- 1 son, .7. Glen, V Guugh, L. P. Hawkc, T, K. J. Wilson (Kirwee), Len. Jones, A. Uutlcdge, CifiorgQ Aliddlowood. Malvuru I> v, Canterbury O Grado Team —K. rtutlmlg*?, H. Oldridge, H. Grafton, E. Itoducrs, I). AicGowan, A. Adams, l\ Collin (captain), Goo. lluttou, N. Wilnon, C. Smart. It. Ollvrr. Malvern C v. Canterbury C Team—A. ?cM iy i o ?\v }< - (:ri(J £ c » J- Wilson (captain) (■Sheffield), 0. Gray, P, Derrett, P. D, p%t-

ehett, I. Painter, J. McLaughlin, E. Adani6, G. Junes, B. Robinson. All players requiring transport must be at Anderson's store, Darfleld, not later thnn 1.15 p.m. Players are advised to take warm clothes and rugs. Players unable to attend are requested to notify tho secretaries of their clubs or tho president (Mr G. C. Warren), not later than 7 p.m. to-morrow.