Hockey tournaments for week-end
South Island under-age . tournaments, which the New I {Zealand Hockey Association 1 hopes will be the forerunner to finding national champions, will be held at Queen's . Birthday week-end. { An under-15 tournament with four teams — Ashbur- : ton, Canterbury, Otago and ■ Southland — will be staged in Dunedin, and an under-17 1 tournament with eight teams will be run at Ashburton. Those entered in the latter tournament are North Otago, Marlborough, South Canteri bury, Canterbury, Nelson.
[West Coast, Otago and AshI burton. i A North Island under-17 tournament was held in i Franklin last week, and a I third and fourth form tournament has been held in the lower half of the North Island at Queen's Birthday i week-end for several seasons. I The secretary of the N.Z.H.A. (Mr A. W. Barrett) I said it was hoped to standardise the tournaments ■in both islands and event[ually have the winners meet 'in a national final, but that I would probably be a couple lof seasons away.
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