Tournament Results

Press, Volume CX, Issue 32391, 2 September 1970, Page 14

Tournament Results

HOCKEY Hawera Canterbury and Wairarapa; held a two-p.oint lead in their respective sections after thej second day of the Hatch Cup national primary schoolboys’ hockey tournament at Hawera. However, Wairarapa had to; struggle for al 1-1 draw against ‘ Nelson and Canterbury was hard pressed to beat its closest rival, Waikato, 1-0. Ashburton, untroubled by the rain which fell steadily all day, had the day’s biggest score, defeating Taranaki B. 8-0. Results: Section One. —Waikato 3. Whangarei 2: Wanganui 2, Horowhenua 1: Whangarei 2, Manawatu 1; Canterbury 1. Waikato 0. Section Two.—Wairarapa 3, Hawke’s Bay 0; Ashburton 8, Taranaki B 0; Nelson 4. Wellington 2; Wellington 5, Hawke's Bay 1; Wairarapa 1, Nelson 1. Section Three. —Bay of Plenty 2, Otago 2; Taranaki A 3. Auckland 0; Auckland 1, Central Hawke's Bay 1: Otago 2, Marlborough 0. Dunedin Conditions were dismal, with rain and heavy grounds, on the first day of the national colts tournament. Results: I Canterbury 16, Central Dis-

tricts f; Otago A 11, Southern Minors South 3: Nelson 2. Eastern Districts 1; Wellington 5, Otago B 0; North Auckland 5, Southern Minors North I; Auckland 11, Taranaki 0; Canterbury 4, Eastern Districts 0: Nelson 12. Southern Minors South 0: Otago A 10. Central Districts 0; : Auckland 3. North Auckland v: Wellington 5, Taranaki 1: Otago B 1, Southern Minors North 1. SOCCER Canterbury had convincing wins over Southland and Marlborough on the second day of the South Island under 14 soccer tournament at Timaru. Results:— Canterbury 5, Southland 0; South Canterbury A 5, Nelson 3; North Otago 1, South Canterbury B 0; Nelson 5. Southland 2; Canterbury 11, Marlborough 0; North Otago 4, Marlborough 0; Otago 2, South Canterbury B 0; Otago 2, South Canterbury A 0.

Yachting.—The European oneton yachting championship ended at the week-end with victory for J. C. Berger (Switzerland) in Joran. Apecist (H. Lisen, West Germany) was sec- ! ond and Windliese (P. Hertz, I West Germany) third.