LADIES' GAMES.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 26, 31 July 1911, Page 3

LADIES' GAMES.

SENIOR. After a strenuque game with Petone, Ramblers had again to admit defeat, Tlie match was a most determined one, and the suburban team played a really good game right through. The forward line was particularly effective. Miss Lepper put two goals through for Petone, and Miss Scrimshaw one. The goale for Ramblers were got by Misses Tonill and Reid. Mr. Searrell wa# .referee. Hinemoa juefc managed to snatch a. victory from Wellington, after a hard tussle, on No. 4. The single goal was obtained in the first spell, and it was Miss Stairmand who was successful. Mr. Thomson acted as referee, v College Old Owl* and Victoria College played on No. 6, which, wae in a very bad state. The game was not very exciting, and eventually resulted in s. win for tlie Old Girls by 5 goals to 2. Misses Shearer, Woodman, and Charlesworth »coted for the winners. Mi*. Cfrrver held the whistle. REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS. At the conclusion, of the games the following two teams were chosen by the selector (Mr. A. C. Geddis) :— A (white) : Goal, Mis* Harris (Ramblers) ; rights full, Misb Tinney (Hinomoa); left, Miss X., Ca-meron (Ramblers); halves, right, Miss A. Warren (Hinemoa) ; centre, Mira Turner (College Old Girls); left, Miss Harris (Victoria College); Forwards, right, Miss Macdonnell (Ramblers) ; inside, Miss Scrimshaw (Petone) ; bully, Miss Dement (Victoria College) ; left inside, Miss P. Warren (College Old Girls)} wing, MIF6 Shearer (College Old Girls). B (ih colours) : Goal, Miss Jackson (Petone); fullbacks, right, Miss Bramley (Hinemoa) : left Miss Roadley (Wellington); right half, Mi*s May (Petone); centfe, Miss Ford (Petone); left, Miss Allen (College Old Girls); farwards, right wing, Misfl M'Kenaie (Victoria. College) ; inside right, Mi6B Charles* ■worth (College Old Girls); bully, Miss C. Cameron (Ramblers) ; inside left, Miss Williams (Victoria College) ; left wing, Miss Wilson (Victoria College). Reserves : Goal, Mies Fisher ; fullbacK (Petone); left half, Miss Siev wright; forwards, Misses Cook, Bennett, Shephard, and tapper. JUNIOR. What wa-s the deciding match in the junior championship was played between Girls' College and Ramblers. The position of the two teams was that the former were one step higher up the championship ladder. As the match resulted in' a draw (no score) the position remains unaltered, and the College girls take tlie cup. As the result indicates the game was a most determined one. A TRIAL GAME. The following two junior teams have been chosen to play in a trial match at bay's Bay next Saturday :— *A-~Goal« keeper, Miss Grace Flaws (Herewhini) ; Tight full-back, Miss Speyer (Herewhini), left. Miss Harvey (Ramblers) ; right half, Miss M'Kenzie (Orris' Coltege), centre, Miss Burr (Girls' College), left, Miss Worboys (College Old Girls) ; forwards, Tight wing, Miss Meilor (Girls' College), left inside, Miss Laing (Celtic), centre, Miss % Barnard (Herewhini), right inside. Miss Benge (Ramblers), left wing, Miss O'Neill (Herewhini). B — Goal, Miss Murphy (Celtic), right, full-back, Mks Ellison (College Old Girls); left, Miss Pattersoh (Girls' College) ; right-half. Miss Leddy (HerewMni); centre, Miss Hicks (Girfo' College) ; left, Miss Jennings (Ramblers) ; right-wing, Miss Kksbie (Celtic) ; right, inside. Mtee O'Shea (Ramblers) ; bully, Miss O'Lejtry (Celtic) ; left-inside, Miss Hally (Girls' College); left-wing, Miss Wagetaff (Ramblers). The members of the four teams select* ed (senior and junior) are asked to attend at the Y.M.CA. building next Tuesday evening. ,