LADIES' HOCKEY

Evening Star, Issue 19637, 17 August 1927, Page 11

LADIES' HOCKEY

MEETING OF EXECUTIVE Tlie weekly meeting of the executive of the Otago Ladies’ 'Hockey Associa tiou was held on Monday night; pro sent —Mrs R. Hudson (in the chair) Mrs Nelson, Misses White, Adams. Lane, Brockie. and Hill. The Vincent Sub-association again wrote about sending a team to Central Otago.—lt was decided that no team be sent this season, but that the matter of an extended tour of Central Otago be considered next year. A letter’was received from the South Otago Sub-association accepting the invitation'for. a match against Otago at Dunedin.-—lt was decided that this match he played at Logan Park next Saturday.—lt was also suggested that a second Otago, team, play a match against a combined Milton-Bruce team as a curtain-raiser.— I This' was agreed to. The following is the team to play against South Otago:-—Goalkeeper, 'Miss Benfell; left back, Miss T£. Miller ; riobt back. Miss I. R. Wallace; left bnlf, Miss M. Blaedon; centre half. Miss B. Grigor; right half. Miss A. Mackie; left wing, Miss P. Lawson; left inner, Miss L. Gray; centre, Mrs L. Purvis; right inner, Miss 0. Butler; right wing. Miss B. Gosney. Reserves: Forwards—Misses V. Comack, N. Mnllonger, D. Moir; - backs—Misses B. Newlands. Cl Lyders, M. Lane, M. Adams, M. Hcrvcy.

The following team will play ugninst •he combined Milton-Brucc team; — -loalkceper, Miss M. Wither; left back, M'iss V. M'Millan; right back, Miss M. fame; left half, Miss R. Sargent; ceu.re half, Miss G. Lydcrs; right half, Miss M. Harvey; left wing, Miss D. Moil-; left inner, Miss V. Gonnaek; outre. Miss M. Bennett; right inner, Miss A. Roimiek; right wing. Miss L. Memlra. Reserves : Forwards, Miss I). York; hacks—Misses I. Bennett, J. Coxon, V. F.clser. As the members of the O.G.H.S. team will be.out of Dunedin, tho following players will take their places:—Goalkeeper, Miss H. Knowles (Triangle); centre, Miss G. Fraser (Technical Old Girls); reserve forward. Miss I. Lee (Triangle"). The representative team for the New Zealand tournament will not be finally chosen until after Saturday's matches. The Vincent Sub-association wrote advising that its six-a-sidc tournament will ho held in Cromwell on August 27. A letter was received from the New Zealand Ladies’ Hockey Association, giving particulars concerning the championship ' tournament. The entries numbered eighteen teams, to be divided into three sections, as follows:—A section ; ’ Canterbury, Eastern, Mnnawatu N. Rnahf ne-Dnnnevirke A. Taranaki, Wairarapa. B section; Bush Union B. King fonntrv. Manawatn A, Poverty Bay, Southland, Wpßi*vrton. G section : Auckland Bush Union A, Feeding, Rnahine-Dannevirke B, South Canterbury.

With regard to tho B grade competition it was decided to close this. A motion was passed congratulating the winners, Training College, and also tho runners-up, Otago I.

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