Schools Holiday Tournaments

Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31763, 21 August 1968, Page 15

Schools Holiday Tournaments

HOCKEY Christchurch: Three teams were unbeaten after the first two days of the secondary schoolboys* hockey tournament at Riccarton High School. Two of these, Christchurch Boys’ High School and Napier Boys’ High School, will meet in the key game of section A today, while Hagley High School could be hard pressed to remain unbeaten in the B section. Results:—

Section A.—Waimea College 3, Stratford H.S. 0; Christchurch B.H.S. A 6, Manurewa H.S. 0; Christchurch B.H.S. B 3, Riccarton H.S. 1; Napier B.H.S. 3, Stratford 2; Christchurch A 5, Waimea 1; Riccarton 8, Manurewa 0.

Section B.—Hagley H.S. 1, St Andrew’s 0: Colenso H.S. 5, Burnside H.S. 0; Pukekohe H.S. 2, Hutt Valley H.S. 0; Hagley 3, Colenso 2; Nelson College 6, Burnside 0; St Andrew’s 1, Pukekohe 0.

Points Are.—Section A: Christchurch A 8, Napier 6, Waimea 4, Christchurch B 4, Riccarton 2, Manurewa 0. Stratford 0. Section B: Hagley 8, Pukekohe 6. Nelson 4, Colenso 2, Hutt Valley 2, St Andrew’s 2, Burnside 0.

Auckland: Linwood High School has won section A and Auckland Grammar section D. The semi-finals will be played today when Linwood will probably meet the strong Kamo High School team. In its morning game yesterday. Linwood again relished the good surface and outplayed Wanganui High School, 4-0. The short-passing Linwood game was too much for Wanganui. The goal scorers were B. Beaumont (2), D. Small and A. Petheram.

Linwood had an easy game against Avondale College in the afternoon, to win, 9-0. Goals were scored by Small (2), K. Matthews (2), R. Parry (3), Beaumont and Petheram.

Other results in section A were: Mt Albert Grammar 2, Te Awamutu College 2; Te Awamutu 2, Wanganui 1.

Wellsford: North zone: New Plymouth B.H.S. 11, Wellsford H.S. 1: Horowhenua College 6, Northland College 1. Points: Horowhenua 6. Northland 4, New Plymouth 2. Wellsford 0.

South zone: Otakl College 4, Otumoetai College 1; Mahurangi College 2. Christ’s College 1. Points: Mahurangi 6. Christ’s College 4. Otakl 2, Otumoetai 0.

Invercargill: Wellington High School and Heretaunga College will meet in the final today. Points after four rounds: Wei-

llngton 8, Heretaunga 7, Ashburton College 4, Papanu H.S. 3, Southland B.H.S. 2, Mana College 0. Third round: Papanui 1, Ashburton 1; Wellington 2, Southland 0; Heretaunga 5, Mana 0. Fourth round: Heretaunga 3, Southland 0; Wellington 3, Papanui 0; Ashburton 6, Mana 2. Blenheim: Wairarapa College and Tokoroa High School will meet in the final today. Yesterday’s results were: Shirley B.H.S. 2, Tokoroa 2; Penrose H.S. 2, Rangiora H.S. 1; Wairarapa 3, Marlborough Boys’ College 0; Hawera H.S. 1, King Edward Technical 0; Penrose 5, King Edward 0: Tokoroa 5, Hawera 0; Marlborough 6, Rangiora 0; Wairarapa 2, Shirley 1.

Christchurch: Competition was keen on th* second day of the girls* tournament at Hospital Corner. In the first semifinal today, Darfield will meet Burnside. As Darfield won their annual inter-school fixture, it will start favourite. The second semi-final - will be between Methven and Avonside, which caused an upset in Section C. Results:

Section A: Sacred Heart (Tlmaru) 2, Whakatane 1; Bumside 6, Rangiora 0; Rangiora 2, Whakatane 0; Riccarton 4, Sacred Heart (Timaru) 2.

Section B: Buller 2, Marlborough 2; Darfield 3, Sacred Heart (Christchurch) 0; Darfield 5, Marlborough 1; Buller 2, Papanui 0.

Section C: Waimea 1, Fellding 0: Christchurch G.H.S. 1, Cashmere 1; Christchurch G.H.S. 1, Fellding 1; Avonside 3, Waimea 0.

Section D: Ranfurly 1, St Margaret's 1; Methven 7, Kaikorai 0; Methven 3, Linwood 0; Ranfurly 4, Kaikorai 0. Points —Section A: Burnside 8, Riccarton 6. Sacred Heart (Timaru) 4, Rangiora 2, Whakatane 0. Section B: Darfield 8, Buller 5, Marlborough 4, Papanui 3, Sacred Heart (Christchurch) 0. Section C: Avonside 6, Cashmere 5, Christchurch G.H.S. 5. Fellding 2, Waimea 2. Section D: Methven 7, St Margaret’s 6, Ranfurly 3, Linwood 3, Kaikorai 1.

Wanganui: The holder, Wairarapa, emerged as the only unbeaten team after the second day’s play in the national primary schoolboys’ tournament. It now looks assured of winning a place in the semi-finals, but Wellington and Canterbury are having a stern tussle for the second qualifying in Pool Pool A: Waikato 2, Ashburton

0: Wellington 7, Manawatu 0; Wairarapa 3, Whangarei 0; Canterbury 3, Horowhenua 0; Canterbury 6, Waikato 1: Manawatu 1, Horowhenua 1; Ashburton 2, Whangarei 1; Wairarapa 3, Wellington 1. Points: Wairarapa 8, Wellington. Canterbury 6. Ashburton 4, Waikato 3, whangarei, Horowhenua 2, Manawatu 1.

Pool B: Hawke's Bay 3, Otago 2; Nelson 4, Taranaki 3; Auckland 2, Bay of Plenty 0; Wanganui 1, Central Hawke’s Bay 0: Hawke’s Bay 1, Taranaki 1; Auckland S, Otago 0; Nelson 1, Wanganui 1; Bay of Plenty 2, Central Hawke's Bay 1. Points: Wanganui 7, Auckland 6, Hawke’s Bay 5, Bay of Plenty, Central Hawke's Bay 4, Taranaki, Nelson 3, Otago 0. SOCCER Auckland: Results on the second day in the secondary schools' tournament: —Mt Rosklll Grammar 5, Gisborne R.H.S. 2: Auckland Grammar 4, Wellington College 2; Hamilton B.H.S. 3, Christchurch B.H.S. 1: Shirley B.H.S. 5, Rangltoto College 0: Takapuna Grammar 6, Mt Albert Grammar 1; Christchurch 4, Gisborne 0: Mt Albert 2, Wellington 2; Mt Rosklll 1, Hamilton 0; Takapuna 3, Shirley 3; Auckland 3, Rangltoto 2. Points: Auckland, Mt Rosklll 8, Hamilton 4. Mt Albert, Takapuna, Shirley, Wellington 3, Christchurch 2, Rangltoto, Gisborne 0.

Christchurch: Canterbury A and Otago have emerged as favourites to meet In the final of the South Island under 12 tournament at Spreydon Domain today. They are the only unbeaten teams In their sections. Yesterday’s results were:—

Section one: South Canterbury 7, Marlborough 0; West Coast 2, North Otago 0: South Canterbury 4, North Otago 1: Otago 9, West Coast 0. Section two: South Otago 1, Nelson 0: Canterbury A 1, Canterbury B 0: Nelson 1, Canterbury B 0: Canterbury A 12, Southland 1.

Invercargill: Canterbury, leading with eight points, Is assured of winning the South Island under 16 tournament. Canterbury has easily won all its four games to date. Results: Canterbury 8, South Canterbury 1: Southland 2, Otago 2: Nelson 9. North Otago 2: South Canterbury 2, Southland 0; Otago 2, Nelson 1: Canterbury 12, North Otago 01 Nelson 3. Southland 1; South Canterbury' 7, North Otago 1: Canterbury 3, Otago 0; Otago 3, North Otago

2: Canterbury 7, Southland 0: Nelson 0, South Canterbury 0. Points: Canterbury 8, South Canterbury. Nelson and Otago 5, Southland I, North Otago RUGBY LBAGUB Hamilton: Auckland’s 77-6 win against Taranaki was the highlight of the second day’s play in the senior schoolboys tournament at Huntly; Results:— Division A: Canterbury IS, Waikato A 4: Auckland 77, Taranaki 0. Division B: Wellington 9, Waikato B 4; West Coast 11, Bay of Plenty 4. BASKETBALL Dunedin: King’s High School became the section one winner In the South Island secondary schoolboys basketball tournament yesterday. The under 17 section finalists are Kings, Christ's College, Kaikorai Valley High School and Nelson College. Section 1: Otago B.H.S. 38, Nelson 31: Kings 52, Christchurch B.H.S. 29: Nelson 61, Rangiora H.S. 28: Southland B.H.S. 46, Talerl H.S. 43; Kings 79, Ashburton 31.

Under 17: Kings 39, Christ’s College 35; King Edward Technical 37, St Paul's 27; Kaikorai Valley 21, Otago 13; Nelson 32, Bayfield 30; Kings 40, Otematata D.H.S. 23; Christ’s College 32, King Edward 27; Nelson 37, Otago 32; Kings 47, St Pauls 36: Christ’s College 60, St Pauls 15: King Edward 32, Otematata 23; Kaikorai Valley 60, Bayfield CHESS Timaru: Results In the South Island secondary schools chess championship were:— A . ? radc: B. Waayman (Whakatane) beat R. Temby (Shirley); P. Paris (Southland) beat R. Maclntyre (Otago); J. Mulligan (Timaru) drew with A. Carpenter (St Bede’s); A. Pomeroy (Southland) beat H. Chin (Otago): R. Thomson (Southland) beat W. Tutty <T* m * ru >: P- Garbett (Mount Albert Grammar) beat R. Ferguson (Otago); C. Baker (Cashmere) beat A. Spence (King’s); O. Kennard (Timaru) beat R. Chaplin 8.H.5.). B , ? r *de: B. Goulter (Shirley) beat E. Whiting (Kaikorai Valley); M. Tiscenko (Timaru) beat J. Welch (Timaru); J. Brunsden (Timaru) beat „ J.’ Pyatt (Otago); L. Mac Neil! (St Andrew’s) beat ® arbara Patton (Queen’s H.S.); *<•»»„ p «‘ on beat Tiscenko: MacNelll beat Whiting; Pyatt beat Goulter; Welch beat Brunsden.