HOCKEY TOUR
REVISED ITINERARY
The revised itinerary of the country ■ tour to be undertaken by a Wellington men's senior representative hockey team next week is as follows: —Tuesday, 25th August, leave Wellington to play Bush at Pahiatua on the same day; Wednesday, 26th August, play Dannevirke at Dannevirke; Thursday, 27th August, play Hawkes Bay at Hastings; Friday, 28th August, motor through to Hawera; Saturday, 29th August, play Taranaki at Hawera; Sunday, 30th August, return to Wellington. The Feilding, Manawatu, and Wanganui Associations have been unable to arrange matches on the dates available. E. King, of the Karori Club, replaces J. W. Newport in the touring team, tho latter being unable to travel. REPRESENTATIVE MATCH. A keen and interesting hockey match may be expected on the Basin Reserve to-morrow afternoon, when the Wellington and Wairarapa men's senior representative teams will meet. For many years there has been friendly rivalry between Wellington and Wairarapa, and. every season the teams have provided a good exhibition of hocksy. The Wellington team are a strong combination, mainly composed of young players who have shown form this season, practically the only seasoned player being the captain, B. M'Leod. In the past Wairarapa have always fielded a reliable team, and tomorrow's match is expected to be well up to the standard of previous encounters. The game commences at 3 o'clock.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 45, 21 August 1931, Page 14
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252HOCKEY TOUR Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 45, 21 August 1931, Page 14
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