HOCKEY.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 548, 1 July 1909, Page 2

HOCKEY.

WEDNESDAY MATCHES. '

Yesterday was what Charles. Dickens would have termed "a piping cold day for the blood to dance to," but it was evidently: too ooldfor good hookey. The various grounds were rather slippery in consequeneo of recent rains, and only "ordinary Wednesday form" was the order of the day. ' ' ■ HUI MAI A (5) V. PAKEHA (1). The match Hui Mai A v. Pakelia was played on the Basin Reserve yesterday in rather cold weather and resulted in a win, for the former by 5 feoals to 1. In tlie first spelL'the scores stood 2 to 1 in favour of tho Reds (Hui Mai A). For the Reds, both Garbes and Turner knockcd on goals, while for the Blacks (Pakeha) Smithscored. In the second spell Turner, Hoy, and Smith each secured goals. Mr. Carver' was referee. : Y.M.C.A. (6) V. ARTILLERY B (2). This match was played on the Basin Reserve, and resulted in. a win for Y.M.C.A; by 3 goals to 2. ; In the first spall Shipton (2) and Tooby (1) were the scorers for Y.M.C.A. In the second spell' Artillery managed to got a look in,, and scored two'goals, both being shot by Gillespie ( Shipton (1) and ' Tooby (2) also scored fcr Y.M.C.A. The victors; had a new'goalkeeper,' who was - not; very'. effective - in stoooinu.. the shots. The game could hardly be called more than a: scramble, .although,' like • most s other games: of; all descriptions, '"it had its-.■mo-ments.".; Mr; Taylor was referee. , • . , j:""-- ".- '-'a: ' ICARORI (2) V., PETONE A (1). . , This gamo was played'at Karori, tho; ground being very heavy and: slippfery, Goodie, drew first blood for the Petone Ay. and C; Spiers also scored-for Karori, the first spoil ending one all. ,In the second spell Karori had 1 a penalty, goal awarded them. /Tho game at- times was hard: and inclined to be rough. The final result was 2 goals to l .in favour of Karori; ' For-Karori, Spiers brotlicTS, Henderson, Evans, Cooper, a'nd ; Dyer were tlio, best, while. Goodie, Henshaw, M'Dowell, .MHwer ' brothers,'v and Mahoney were noticeable for Petone. . 'Mr. Cusaok carried the whistle. ' ■ ARTILLERY A (4) V. HUI MAI B (1). : 'This match was played at Miramar, and resulted in a-win for the former toam by . 4 goals to 1. In the first .half Cooper (1) scored for' Artillery, while' Davis' (1) scored for Hui Mai' In the secohdV spell May (2) and Rapsom (1) scored for Artillery. During tho first spoil the gamo was fairly even, but Artillery had the better of tho second spell, but lost goals by wild, shooting in the circle., Mr. Sherwood, was referee, 'i ■ \ . ■ ■ ■■■ | :-r-— —'•■ v ." : | POST AND TELEGRAPH (3) V. PETONE B I ' ' (l). Victory in this match fell to the. Post and Telegraph team v hy 3 goals to 1 after a fairly even ,game .on a bad ground. Bale, for Post and-Telegraph, was the only scorer in the first spell.;,ln the;second spell Owens .and Craig each scored for. Post and Telegraph, while .Noble:scored for Petone. Mr. A. J. Taylor was referee.. 1 •< :. the\veek's fixtures. Following aro the fixtures, grounds, and referees. for hockey ;matches.:—. ; . Senior.—Karori v. Wesl<(v, No. 2 Day's Bay, Mr.'K., C. Morpeth; United v. Y.M.C.A;, No.: 1 Day'svßay,- Mr.' G- Carver; Victoria College, v. Vivian, No. 3 Dav's Bay, Rev. Dewdneyj Wei- 1 i lington v. Thorndon, No. 5 Day's Bay, Mr. H. 3: Hufiter. - I Junior.—Collego Av. Thorndon, No.-i Day's Bay, Mr. M'Lachlan; Gregg's v. United, ilielburne No. 1, Mr. S. Hickson; Metropolitan v. I Karori, Karori, Mr. R. L. Jones; Y.M.C.A. I Wellington,"-'Wellington,-".Mr. A., Portor;. St. Patrick's v. Wesley, Duppa Street, Mr. T. H. i Wilson; Collego Ji v. Pctono, .Petono No. 1, Jfr. A. C. Wheatloy; Government Lifo v. l Vivian, Wesley ground, Mr. W. E: Southwick. Third Cln6s.—College B v. Petone, Petone No. 12,; Mr; A.. J! Hollis; Grogg's v. Metropolitan, Kelburne N0..2, Mr. L. tr. Forrest; Wesley v. Government 1 Life, Y.M.C.A., Mr." M. Turner; Wellington t. St; Patrick's, Vivian, Mr. W. A. .Wilson;. College A a bye. Fixtures [for tho. rest of the season 1 ' will' bo published next'week., "'i-" , • " "''''i'.' .«u'(i!wisi c. [yi : v LADIES' ASSOCIATION FIXTURES Owing to the fact of tho Victona . College teams having byes this week, a number of the . grounds aro. free..The:followinghave been , allotted for prachoe games V, Day's Bay, Hmomoa; No. Ill,: Day's Bay, St,John's. Kelburne I is still available for the use of clubs. Permission to play there may be, obtained from the secretary.- ■ "-. >. Fixtures . for,; Saturday noxt are announced as follows—Senior—St. John's- v. Petone, at Petone (a match in .first -round not played on June;s)-..' Junior-rViotoria College A v. Ramblers, i Victoria College B v. Haeremai; (owing to'iCollege .vacation, during which the Victoria Collego. .teams, have byes, these matches will■be .played at the end of the,round); /College Old Girls' v.: Physical. Trailing Sohool,>Duppa Street'; St. John's ■ B v. - Hereawa, 11, Day's Bay; Gregg A- v.' Gregg B, Basin Reserve; St. Mark's v. Hinemoa,'l, Day s Bay; St. John's-As° a . bye. '• -Third-class—Celtic . "B . ;:v.; .' Roseneath,- IV, Day's' Bay; Normal ;A, v. Ramblers, 11, Kelburne; - Kia, Ora, a.j bye.■These., matches,'.: with ' tlio ' exception.' of, two ■matches'funplayed .on, May 29, complete tho' third : class round.. The match; Celtic' A", v. Normal B, will not be playpd owing to Normal ;,B .team haying been withdrawn.:. Celtic A will havo a win by'default,'. The fixtures for senior' 'and; third-class' 'teams in :second round be drawn next week, , iiThe fallowing complete the junior 'round:—' Julv-10 —Victoria^'Collego A, o bye; yiotoriai College, By.By. Hereawa, St; Mark's vl Ramblers, College .Old' Girls v. St. John's A, St.. John's! B .\v Gregg .B, Physical Training School v. jHaeremai, .:Gregg ■ A ' v.Hineinoa.:' July'. 17Victoria College B, a bye; Victoria: College A v. Stl: .John's, A; St. Mark's 'v. CoUego Old Girls y.„ Gregg B; St.; John s B v. 'Hinemoa; ,'iPhysical Training School v. 'Ramblers, iGrege A .'v. Hereawa. July 24—Gregg A, ;a bye;, St. Mark's v. Physical Training School, .Victoria 'College ,A; v v.' Gregg' B; 'Victoria 'Col■lego B v., Hinemoa, College Old Girls v. Ramblers, St. John's A, v. Hereawa,' St.; John's BT.;. HAeremai.,. -'July i;3l—Physical Training Sohool a bye, St; Mark's v. Gregg A ( ' Victoria College A - v.' Hinemoa, . Victoria. Collego. By., Gregg Bj: College Old Girls .v. - Hereawa,. St.' Jolui Q A v.. Hoeremai, St. John's-B v. Ramblers. ..-. August.7-jSt. Mark's a:bye, Hinemoa v.. Ramblers, Victoria Collego A v. Hereawa,. Victoria College B v. St; John's A, Collego Old .Girls' v. ; St.; John's;• ;B, Physical..Training School v. Gregg B, Gregg A v. Hacremair Aug:ust 11—College OV! Girls a : bye, St; Mark s v. ; Hereawa;', Victoria 1 Collego A v. 1 Hae'remai,' Victoria College ;B v. St, John's; B, St. John's ,A .v. Gregg B, 1 Physical Training School v. Hinemoa, Gregg A v. Ramblers. ■■ ".