BASKETBALL

Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25247, 28 July 1947, Page 3

BASKETBALL

COMPETITION GAMES £ The Canterbury Basketball AssociaItion's competitions were continued on (Saturday. Results were as follows: Senior Grade.—Sacred Heart 26. Unftversity 16; Digbys 18, Technical 13; College 17, Selwyn 13; Mataura □O. St. Mary’s 13. Senior Reserve.—Kaiapoi A 12. University B 12; Otautahi 25. Mairehau A 4; 'Canberra 28, Checkers 14. Second Grade.—Section I: Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. A 27. Y.W.C.A. A 5; Public Service A 16, Sumner A 12; Sacred Heart B 17. Boothmac 15. Section II: Celtic A 13. Barlows 10: West Old Girls A 15. St. MaYy's B 14; Technical B 19.* Rebels 14. Section III: Papanui Technical A 15. Halswell A 14; Hays A 10. Marshland A 8; Lane, Walker and'Rudkin 21, Univer- ‘ sity C. 21. • r ) Third Grade.—Section I: Latex A 13, Spreydon 12; B.R.A.A. 12. Public Service B 10; Technical C 24, N.Z. Railways 4. Section II: Wesley A 19, Digbys B 14; Woolworths 20. Weeks 15; Celtic B 13, Parisco A 7; North Beach Old Girls A 23. St. Anne’s A 5. Section III: Lichfield 15, Addington Old Girls 14; Sumner B 17, Y.W.C.A. B 15; Ballantynes 18. Mac Duffs 12. Section IV: Argyle 13, Tuis 11; Shamrock 3, C.D.D. 0; Cranmer 20. Hydark 8. Section V: Edgeware 16, Argyle Textiles 8; Buntings 14, Cathedral A 10; Oddfellows 1, Kiwi 0.

Fourth Grade.—Section I: Halswell B 7, Century 6; West Old Girls B 26, Atomic 11; St. Mary’s C 1. Mairehau B 0. Section II: Nazareth House B 17, Invicta 5: Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. B 24. Smartwear 14; Digbys C 17, Dunlop 12. Section III: Sunnyside 12, Greenflower 10; M.Y.P.C. A 11, Marshland B 7: St. Mary’s D 15. St. Anne's B 13; Oddfellows C 14. Celtic C 13. Section IV: Technical A 22, Greggs A 3; Leander 1, Papanui Technical B 0; Para 15, McKenzies 4. Section V: Sacred Heart C 27, Whitcombe and Tombs 5: Salon Celia 10. Cambridge 5; Waldorf 15. Kaiapoi B 6; Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. C 14, Taylors C and D 9. Section VI: Ethne TossWill 24, Technical B 4; Latex B 15. Marldon 8; Sydenham Old Girls 1, Templeton jO; New Brighton Old Girls 15, Collins 'Quick Lunch 10.

Fifth Grade.—Section I: Addington Old Girls B 14. Barlows B 8; North Beach Old Girls 25. Hays B 0; Colomba 30. Y.W.C.A. C 1. Section II: Hollanders 20, Lane, Walker, Rudkin C 4; Technical A 32, Gough, Gough, and Hamer 12; D.I.C. 23. Radley Mills 14; Bucketts 21. Goulds 6. Section III: West Old Girls C 10. Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. D 10: N.Z.G.C. 19, M.Y.P.C. B 2; Greggs B 25. Mayfair 10; Kowhai 12, N.Z. Farmers 5. Section IV: St. Nicholas 23. W.B.C. 11; Petone 14. West Craft 5; Sacred Heart D 14. Papanui Technical D 14. Section V: Parisco B 20. Wesley B 9; Digbys D 21, Welkut 10; B.R.A. A 16, Pattison Ede 8. Section VI: IRisingholme A 22, Hagley 5; Latex C 8, fTechnical B 5: Cathedral B 11. Greens 4. 'Section VII: lanthe 9. Addington Star 7; (Cottons 14, Albany 6; Risingholme B 11, (Matchless N.B. 7.

Sixth Grade.—Section I: Y.W.C.A. D 17. (Celtic D 9; Ascot 12, Oddfellows C 10; ‘Atomic B 20. Lichfield B 10; Argyle B 5. (Risingholme 2. Section II: Technical A 26. Addington Old Girls C 3. Kaiapoi C 123. Dressy Frocks 13; Riverslea 22, Radley (Mills 8. Section III: Cathedral C 15, New (Era 10; Sutherland 10, Technical B 3; Somerfield Methodist 1, Wesley C 0.

REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS The following team will represent the Canterbury Basketball Association at the New Zealand tournament to be held in Nelson at the end of August:—A. Hughes, C. Renwick, J. Murray. A. Clarke. O. Murray. D. Turner. H. Crotty. J. Mclntyre. L. Black, L. Henderson. M. Barrett, B. Guilford. The selectors were Mrs J. D. Cairney and Misses V. Flood and I. Weston.