BASKETBALL

Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23718, 17 August 1942, Page 2

BASKETBALL

SATURDAY’S RESULTS The Canterbury Basketball Associa-. tlon's competitions were continued on Saturday. The following were the reSU Flr’st Grade.—Moeraki A 18. University A 6: Sacred Heart A 17, Training College A 15; West Old Girls A 17. Technical A 13; Monowai A 19, Digby’s A 18. Second Grade.—Section 1; A.B.C. 29, Sacred Heart B 3; Training College beat University by default: . Technical B 1. Miller’s 0. Section 2: Athletic A 16, Woolworths 16: Rangiora A 1, Monowai B 0: Canberra 23, Dlgby’s 17. Section 3: Marshland A 21. Avon 20; D.I.C. A 17, Y.W.C.A. A 12; Celtic A 1, Moeraki B U Third Grade.—Section 1: Mataura 20, West Old Girls 19; Training College D 12, Richmond Old Girls 12; Mairehau A 14, Hillsborough a li. Section 2; St. Mary’s A 20, Llnwood 6; Bromley 25, Urlwin’s 2; Otautahi 26, Celtic B 9. Section 3: Cathedral 24, Corsair A 12; Rawea 1, Harewood B 1: Macdufts beat Kiwi by default; Armagh 1, Digby’s C O. Section 4: Wahlne 11. Technical C 11: Pltama 13, Sacred Heart C n Fourth Grade.—Section 1: Y.W.CA. 9. Leathercraft 2; Tudor Hosiery A 25, St. Mary’s B 6. Section 2: Clarkville 14. Technical D 2; Marathon 17, Bluebirds 2; D.I.C. B 20, Paramai 11. Section 3: Premier 14. Majestic 12; Smartwear A 19. Y.W.C.A. C 1. Section 4: Whltcombe and Tombs 14. Corsair B 10; British Leathercraft B 12, Rovers 8; Perry’s 33. Renown 1; Boothmac 12. 20th Century Tailors 9. Section 5: Parisian 1, Lyttelton 0; Wlgram 20, Tudor Hosiery B 5; McKenzie’s Arcade 16, Celtic C 14. Section 6: I.H.G. 19, Hillsborough B2; Hollywood 18, West Old Girls D 15. Fifth Grade.—Section 1: Para 18, St. Mary’s C 9; Seiwyn 29, Rangltane 5. Section 2: Moeraki C 27. Marlehau B 4; Century 9, Wesley 8; Spreydon Old Girls 14, Mantles 6. Section 3; St. Anne’s 12, Marshland B 6: Shipmates beat Kaiapol by default; Buntings 17, Progress 6; Y.W-C.A. D 7, Dunstable 5. Section 4: Cambridge 12 Leander 6; Wanaka 16, Alpha 3: Barlows 25, Celtic D 3. Section 5: Successors 14, Checkers 14; Ideal Garments 23 Andersons 6; Tainul 22, Y.W.C.A. Juniors 15; Hollanders 1, Kaiapohia 0. Sixth Grade.—Section 1: St. Annes Z 17, Parisco A 11; Union Methodist 10, Victory 2; Addington Old Girls 13, Business Girls 5: Section 2. Smartwear B 14. Parisco B 6; Spreydon 12, Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. C 9; Oddfellows 19. Addington B 9. __

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