BASKETBALL

Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25550, 19 July 1948, Page 8

BASKETBALL

COMPETITIONS CONTINUED Competitions under the control of the Canterbury Basketball Association were continued on Saturday. Results:— Senior Grade. —Sacred Heart 54, Technical 7; Selwyn 21, Digby’s 19; Training College 23, Varsity 17. Senior Reserve.—Checkers 19, St. Mary’s 14; Mairehau 13, Otautahi 11; Canberra 28, Cathedral 20; Technical 21, Training College 17. Second Grade.—Section I: Papanui Technical 14, Selwyn 14; Sacred Heart 24, Training College 19; Kakatai 26, St. Mary’s 10; Rebels 22, University 14. Section II: Halswell 35, Barlow’s 14; Technical 18, Sutherland’s 18; Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. 18, Sumner 10; Public Service 13, Spreydon 11. Section III: Celtic 21, Hay’s 6; West O.G. 15, Marshlands 14; Lane, Walker, Rudkin 20, University 10. Third Grade.—Section I: Addington O.G. 22, Edgeware 11; Celtic 1, Shamrock 0; Digby’s 26, Public Service 7. Section II: Avon 27, Gadsden’s 7; Nazareth House 12, St. Anne’s 11; M.Y.P.C. 18, Radley Mills 6. Section III: Technical 19, Ballantyne’s 7; Gough, Gough, and Hamer beat Railways by default; Sacred Heart 20, Latex 15. Section IV: Tuis 20, Oddfellows 5; Columba 23, Addington Railway 14; North Beach 1, Christchurch Maoris 0; Tydark 1, Argyle Textiles 0. Section V: Argyle 12, Y.W.C.A. 8; Cranmer 10, Woolworths 8; Kaiapoi 13, St. Mary’s 12. Section VI: Waldorf 12, Cathedral 7; Ethne Tosswill 23, Weeks 9; Sumner 15, Achilles 11; B.RiA. 1, Macduffs 0. Section VII: Digby’s 22, Girls’ Training Centre 3; Latimer 18, Hay’s 4. Fourth Grade.—Section I: Cathedral 39, Riccarton Old Girls 13; Papanui Technical 14, Latex 9. Section II: Marldon 13, St. Mary's 13; Taylor’s 9, Tudor 4; Technical 20, St. Nicholas 19. Section III: Sutherland’s 15, Welkut 14; McKenzie’s (High Street) 23, Kakatai 17; Salon Celia 23, D.I.C. 21; Sumner 13, Rata 3. Section IV: St. Anne’s 17, Stylex 9; Kow’hai 12, Century 6; N.Z. Farmers 23, Tuis 12; Gregg’s 26, B.R.A. 11. Section V: Berwick 21, W.B.C. 5; Raeshell 11, Lane, Walker, Rudkin 6. Section VI: Camac 24, Risingholme 9; Atomic 11, Hollywood 9; Marshland 4, Celtic 2. Section VII: Avonside 19, Radley Mills 6; Technical 1, Victory 0.

Fifth Grade.—Section I: Avoca 15. Addington O.G. 11; McKenzie’s 22, Sacred Heart 10; Hollander’s 14, N.Z. Railways 3. Section II: Riverslea 12, N.Z. Glove 9; Matchless 14, Hagley 8; Petone 15, Papanui Technical 6. Section III: Technical 14, Ascot 8; Cavalcade 18, Atomic 2; Gregg s 1, Lichfield 0. Section IV: A.B.C. 20, Albany 9; New Brighton O.G. 25, Barraclough 9; Lyttelton Y.W.C.A. 15, Gould’s 10. Section V: Ernest Adams 9, Gough, Gough, and Hamer 8; West O.G. 20, Somerfield Methodist 0; Sewell’s 24, Digby’s 10. Section VI: Technical 14, Sutherland’s 10; Kaiapoi 30, P.Y.P.C. 4; Edgeware 9, St. Saviour’s 7. Section VII: Rarangi beat Technical by default; Tudena 10 beat Buckett’s; Sisepa 1, Toreador 0. Sixth Grade.—Section I: Sisepa 11. Dressyfrocks 9; Cathedral 12, Addington O.G. 7; Sumner 25, Kakatai 1; Technical 1, Papanui Technical 0. Section II: Risingholme 1, St. Saviour’s 0; Kaiapoi 33, Technical 0. HIGH SCHOOLS’ MATCH PAPANUI BEATS GREYMOUTH In the annual match between the Greymouth High School and Papanui Technical .High School played at Papanui on Saturday Papanui won by 15 to 6. TIMARU TEAM FOR N.Z. TOURNAMENT The following have been selected to represent South Canterbury at the New Zealand Basketball Association’s tournament in New Plymouth next month:—forwards: Misses D. Kilgour (Ashbury), C. McMillan (Glengarry), M. Milne (Technical Old Girls), M. Walker (Technical Old Girls); centres: Misses J. Dellow (Ashbury), S. Emery (St. Patrick’s), Mrs M. Jackson (Glengarry), Miss J. Tait (Ashbury); defence: Misses O. Dewar (Canterbury Farmers’ Co-operative Association), G. Gray (West End), G. Hoare (Waimate), M. McLeod (Ashbury).