BASKETBALL
DOMINION THIRD GRADE TOURNAMENT
(New Zealand Press Association) WELLINGTON, August 31. A brilliant win by a strong Northland side over Waikato Minor in the second section of the New Zealand third grade basketball championships at Hataitai Park, Wellington, has made the team favourite for this year’s Kiwi trophy, the winner of which will be decided tomorrow afternoon. Otago appears the most likely to extend Northland in the final. The championship winners in 1952 and 1953, Canterbury Sub-associations, have been disappointing this year. Results today were:— First Section.—Auckland Minor 11, Wairoa 9; Hawke’s Bay Minor 19, Temuka 18; Eastern Bay of Plenty 19, South Auckland 18; Temuka 28, Canterbury Sub-asso-ciations 25; Hawke’s Bay Minor 21, Auckland Minor 17; South Auckland 9, Canterbury Sub-associations 9; Temuka 28, Auckland Minor 7. Second Section.— Manawatu Minor 21, Kaikoura 16: Wellington Minor 22, Thames Valley 11; Northland 32, Poverty BayEast Coast 12; Waikato 18, Kaikoura 9; Wellington Minor 25, Manawatu Minor 16; Thames Valley 19, Poverty Bay-East Coast 16; Thames Valley 20, Manawatu Minor 13. Third Section.—Wairarapa 23, Hokitika 17; Central King Country 13, Putaruru 11; Otago Minor 18, Taranaki Minor 9: Te Kawau 21, Hokitika 9; Wairarapa 27, Taranaki Minor 24; Otago Minor 22, Hokitika 13; Te Kawau 24. Central King Country 21; Putaruru 21, Taranaki Minor 20.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27443, 1 September 1954, Page 12
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