LADIES' HOCKEY

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 23, 27 July 1914, Page 4

LADIES' HOCKEY

TEAM TO MEET ENGLAND. Although all men's hockey, matches were postponed on Saturday, the' ladies' trial game took place on Karori Park under favourable conditions. : As was generally expected, the A team won easily, the final score being 7 goals to nil. The scorers were Misses Dobbyn (4), Carrick (2), and Pickering. Messrs. J. W. Cendall and C. P. MacKenzie refereed. After the match' Mr. Manning chose the- following players to represent Wellington in the match with the English ladies' team, which takes place on the Basin Reserve on Saturday nexfc:-*-Goal, Mies 0. Roadley (Rambler); right full-back, Miss D. Tinney (Rambler); left full-back, Miss M. Neumann (University); right half, Miss H. Lauremson (Girls' College);. centre half, Miss; C. Terry : (Rambler); left half, Misfi N.' Brown (■Syren); forwards, outside fight,. Miss M. M'Donnell (Syren); inside right, Miss J. Dobbyn (tJniversity); bully, Miss M. Carrick (University); inside left, Miss K. Pickering (Rambler); Miss N; Laaig (Rambler). Emergencies':. Back,. Miss I. Ureu (St. Augustine); half. Miss Lj Morgan (Girls' College). Miss Neumann will captain the team. The team is requested to attend gymnasium practice this evening. ENGLISH LADIES' TEAM. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright.) SYDNEY, 26th July. The Maunganui : sailed at 2.30 yesterday. The English ladies' hockey team, are passengers. ' AUCKLAND v. COUNTRY. (iT TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) AUCKLAND, 25th July. In the match Auckland v. Combined Country, the former won by 4 goals to 1.