WOMEN'S HOCKEY

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27339, 3 May 1954, Page 7

WOMEN'S HOCKEY

jfIJAL MEETING OF ASSOCIATION Tfttmnd Press Association) ~ WELLINGTON, May 2. l-« were elected ss follows at the of the New Zealand Hockey Association yesterday: ** her Excellency. Lady Norrig; S. Mrs A- McGregor; secretary, Poulte”. assistant-secretary. ■ treasurer. Miss M. Sparks; •urR. H. Parker: executive, MesAjsi?bie and M. Pene, Misses E. il Webb - and C. W. Milkins. «. Auckland) was elected Mj£g decided that the 1954 New hockey tournament wrfd at Horton Park. Blenheim, Jr August 27 and September 4. ® reported that a 24-page booklet by a Nev. Zealand women’s : team to Britain and Europe had published and would be circuprfubseer etaries throughout New S. a New Zealand team could nwysicaiiv to any international and footwork, as demonT*ifl year's tour of Britain and “ needed much improvement, said j w Pearce, the retiring president, i—. the tour had been a milestone TjUgfriry of women's hockey in the e team hrd gained much SX from it and brought back ideas. hockey in New Zealand was Sy below standard, said Miss *B is a pity we haven’t more « international standard in New 21- added. COMPETITION games ILL-. a Grade.—Aranui 7, Selwvn 0; West Christchurch 1; University 1: Rawhiti 6. Technical 1. a Reserve —Aranui 8, Rawhiti 1; KQlistchurch 8, Carlton 3; Avonside B Grade Hornby 5, Selwyn 0; Egk Technical 12, West Christchurch Kafai 13, Technical 0: Nurses 4. AvonXy Carlton 6, Beckenham 2; UniEto ft Sydenham L Grade.—Pacific 2. SydenKl* Carlton 11, Digby’s 0. A Grade.—West Christchurch 2, Ete 1; Avonside 14, Digby’s A 1. B Grade. —Avonside 5, Hinemoa jLwwri ft Hornby 0.