BASKETBALL

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27090, 13 July 1953, Page 5

BASKETBALL

COMPETITION MATCHES Following are results of games playea in the Canterbury Basketball Association’s competitions on Saturday:— Senior Grade.—West Old Girls 18, Mataura 13; Technical 24, Teachers’ College 13; Digby’s 25, Ethne Tosswill 21. Senior Reserve.—St. Mary’s 19, West Old Girls 14; Canberra 22, Digby's 21; Tudena 19, University 11; Papanui Technical' 18, Selwyn 15; Kakatai 12, Cranmer 8; Teachers’ College 18. Halswell 14. Second Grade.—University 24, Sacred Heart 8; N.Z. Railways Addington 13, Cathedral 9; Teachers’ College 23, Dressy Frocks 23; Mataura 28,' Celtic 7; Otautahi 25, Kakatai 10; Kookaburra 16, Digby’s 6; Kakatai 22. Community Centre 7; Technical 13, Rangers 12; N.Z. Railways 21, St. Mary’s 13; Embassy 18, Halswell 6; Para 1, Kiwi 0; Trufit 12, Springburn 5. Third Grade.—Technical 11, St. Mary’s 6; Opawa 16, Speedee 10; Teachers’ College 20, Para 14; St. Nicholas 12, Woolworths 3; I.H.C. 14, Digby’s 6; West Old Girls 22. L.W.R. City 5; Oddfellows 19. Avonside 2; Technical 9, Coronach 6; Celtic 14, B.R.A. 12; Digby’s 16, D.I.C. 5; Kowhai 12, Harrod’s Fashions 9; Latex 10, Buckett’s 5; Girls’ Training Centre 18. Teachers’ College 10; National Airways 1. West Old Girls 0: Y.W.C.A. 5, St. Mary’s 3: Kaiapoi 20. L.W.R. 4; Hay’s 11. Somerfield Methodist 10: South Brighton 26. Ernest Adams 7; Whitcombe and Tombs 10. Papanui Technical 10; St. Theresa’s 11. Taylor’s 4: Prebbleton 1. Welkut 0. Fourth Grade A.—Technical 12. South Brighton 8; Duckworth Turner’s 9. Hay’s 2; St. Nicholas 12, McKenzie’s 10; Kakatai 14. Matchless 8; St. Matthew’s 6. Sisepa 6; N.Z. Farmers 13. Opawa 12; Sacred Heart 1, West Old Girls 0; Boothmac 14. Sisepa 3; Papanui Technical 10. 1 St. Mary’s 7; Rugby Street Methodist 24. St. Theresa’s 3: Barraclough’s 16. Celtic • 12; Digby’s 16, Sisepa,_6; Beath’s 13. Hollywood 11. Fourth Grade B.—Beath’s 21, Edgeware 16; Y.W.C.A. 21. Cathedral 10; Hollywood 7. Community Centre 5; Sumner 14. Addington 10; Matchless 19. Technical 18: Embassy 8. Peterson’s 7; Junior Comets 20. Del Rae 7; X.Y.Z. 12. Woolworths Colombo Street 2; St. Mary’s 10. Camac 8; Argyle Textiles 17, Hollander's 8; St. Anne’s 16, Sisepa 4; Sydenham Red Shields 15. B.R.A. 3; Victory 19. Technical Fifth Grade.—Hagley B 15. Celtic D 13: . Haere Mai 19, Drayton Jones 0; Sacred 1 Heart D 4, St. Anne’s B 3; Addington Old r Girls B 1. West Old Girls F 0; O’Brien’s 1. West Old Girls 0; Technical A 17. St. t Stephen’s 6: Sumner B 14, Celtic E 0: North Brighton D.H.S. 19. Sacred Heart E „ 2; St. Mary’s G 10, School for Deaf 6; i Oddfellows 10. Technical B 4; Sacred } Heart F 1. Sydenham Methodist 0. 1 Sixth Grade.—New Brighton D.H.S. 4. Technical C 4; Sacred Heart 27. Kakatai E 1; Community Centre 21, Kakatai F 1: St. Anne’s 11. Addington Old Girls 3; Cathedral 10. Kaiapoi 1; St. Mary’s 9. Technical D 2: Sumner 6. Sydenham Red J Shields 3.

REPRESENTATIVE TEAM CHOSEN

The following players have been selected to represent Canterbury at the New Zealand tournament to be held at Invercargill at the end of Augpst and to play Otago at Christchurch on August 8 for the Joan Young Cup:— Forwards: A. Clark (Sacred Heart). J. Edwards (West Old Girls), A. Hughes (Digby’s, captain), J. Murray (Sacred Heart). Centres: J. Cameron (West Old Girls), J. Fuller (Technical), D. Hughes (Digby’s), R. Williamson (Sacred Heart). Defence: N. Tregoning (Mataura), B. Rowe (Technical). J. O’Flaherty (Sacred Heart), B. Sinclair (West Old to the New Zealand council meeting: Misses V. Flood and H. A. Yates. Delegates to referees’ council meeting. Mrs O. Coatsworth and Mrs H. Hughes.