HOCKEY.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1179, 14 July 1911, Page 7

HOCKEY.

MATCHES FOR TO-MORROW. Saturday's hockey fixtures and grounds are as follow:— Senior Grade. Karori v. Victoria College, at Day's Bay, So. 1. I.M.C.A. v. Wesley, at Day's Bay, No. 3. United v. Wellington, at Earori, No. 5. Junior. United r. Metropolitan, Day's Bay, No. 2. Wellington v. Y.M.C.A., Day's Bay, No. 5. Government Insurance v. Wesley, Miramar, No. 3. Kilbirnio Young Men's Institute v. Victoria College B, Duppa Street. Karori v. Gregg's, Karori, No. 4. ' St. Mark's v. Jtlutt, Mutt. Victoria College A, a byo. Third-class. St. Mark's t. Victoria College, Day's Bay, No. i. Government Insurance v. Gregg's, Miramar, No. 2. Wellington v. Hutt, Basin Reserve. Wesley, a bye. ' Ladies' Matches.—Senior. College Old Girls' v. Ramblers, at Day's Bay, No. 3. Petono v. Wellington, at Petone. Victoria College v. Hinernoa, will be played at tho end of tho round. Junior Grade. Herewhini v. Girls'' College, at Day's Bay, No. 1. College Old Girls v. Ramblers, at Day's Bay, No. 2. Celtic, a bye. KEFEREES FOR SATURDAY. Th« following are the referees appointed by the Wellington Hockey Referees' Association for Saturday:— ■ Senior: Karori No. 5, Dr. K. C. Morpeth; Day's Bay No. 1, Mr. G. Carver; Diy's Bay No. 3, Mr. M. Luckie. ; Junior: Day's Bay No. 2, Mr. B. Manning; Day's Bay No. 5, Mr. C. M'Konzie; Mirainar No.. li, Mr. A. W. Grindrod; Duppa Street, Mr. E. J. Collie; Hutt, Mr. B. IveanThird Class: Miraniar No. 2, Mr. C. H. C'ockrell; Basin Reserve, Mr. Forrest; Day's Bay No. -1 (to be arranged). WAIRARAPA MATCHES. (By TfJeerauh.-SDOcial Correspondent! Cartertorii July 13. Senior hockey competitions to-day resulted as follow:—Carterton (2), Masterton Post, and Telegranh (1); Dalefield Juniors (1), Carterton (0). LACROSSE. The following arc the lacrovo events for to-morrow.—Columbia v. Wellington, at Basin Reserve; Capitol" v. Ivelbunic, :a.t' Duppa Street. ' " " ' ! : ' '"''■' Capitol team.—Andrews, Montgomery, Moran, JV Renkin, Rubbard. ' C'orne'y, Forbes, Boyd, Snow, Hugo, King, Clouston; emergency, Culvenvcll. SCULLINQ CHAMPIONSHIP. PEARCE AND ARNST MEET, fly Telccraph— Press Association—Copyricrhl Sydney, July 13. • Arnst and Pearce. -who nro matched to row for the sculling championship of the world, are rapidly approaching their truo form. ' It is stated that Pcarce has greatly improved in stamina, and is now able to complete the- course at high speed. Formerly ho was considered only a good milc-r. Arnst appears to develop a better catch, with a drive and finish as powerful as over. , Yesterday the two men met on the course for the first time, and raced together for two- and a half miles, Pearce being slightly ahead. They left the nacemakers far behind. It is not known whether both men ■were fully extended.