HOCKEY

Evening Star, Issue 19931, 30 July 1928, Page 5

HOCKEY

SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE TEAM P Tho following team has been chosen to represent Otago in the match with the South Canterbury representative team in Timaru on Saturday next, August 4; — Goalkeeper—ll. Twose. Full-backs—Les. Ireland, H. Barrett. Half-backs—D. Gurr, G. Chantrell, E. Jory. Forwards—N. Edson, L. Silver, D. Woodiield (captain), (J, Mayston, R, Johnston. Emergencies—Forward, J. Watson; back, I. Witholl. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE TEAM The following team has been chosen to represent Otago in their match with tho South Canterbury representative team in Timaru next Saturday, August 4;— Goalkeeper—Lane (Albany). Full-backs Tyrrell (H. 5.0.8.), M'Donald (Technical Old Boys). Half-backs—Frost (Albany), Clark (Training College), Wilson (’Varsity). Forwards; A. Sew Hoy (Technical Old Boys), Remiiek (Albany), Bellringer (’Varsity), Gallon (H. 5.0.8.), Hanning (H. 5.0.8.), Emergencies—Back, Poison (Albany) j forward, Donovan (High School). Any of tho above who are unable to make the trip are requested to notify either selector before Tuesday. Training for both teams (senior and junior) will be carried out on the North Ground at 7 p.m, on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Bus for Timaru will leave Manse street at 6 a.m. on Saturday morning, August 4 CHALLENGE SHIELD In the Now Zealand Challenge Shield at Auckland, Waikato was beaten by Auckland by 3 goals to 2. SECOND GRADE, TRIAL MATCH. Colours 3, AVhitcs 2. THIRD GRADE. Albany 4, Primary Schools 0. LADIES’ GAMES TRAINING COLLEGE THE CHAMPIONS

TRAINING COLLEGE v. TRIANGLE. —Cup Einai.— The contestants for the cup met on Oval No. I, and provided a fast, hardhitting game. There was little combined work, and solo forward play was in evidence. College had all the best of the play in the first half, and at half-time were 2 goals in the lead. Triangle made things more interesting in the second spell, and showed better defence'. AJiss Butler made two great solo efforts and scored on both occasions, while College added a further two goals to their score. Final;— Training College 4 Triangle b. 2 Messrs Miller and 'Wallace controlled the game. ’VARSITY A v. MOMONA. 1 The Blues Pared the play from the initial bully, and the Alomona rearguard had a busy time. ’Varsity were on attack for the majority of the time, and had no difficulty in putting up a big score, A one-sided game ended in victory for ’Varsity by 8 goals to nil. 1 Air T. Aloore was an elfieient referee. ’VARSITY B v. EX-HIGH. Playing on Oval No. ,‘5 at 1.30 p.m., Ex-High proved too good for ’Varsity B. Play was even in the first spell, and half-time found ’Varsity 1 up. ExHigh livened up in the second spell, and put more vim into their work. The Blues were kept busy on defence, but wore unable to keep the Ex-High forwards out of the circle, and a rather ragged game ended: Ex-High 4, ’Varsity 15 1. Mr l), .Miller was (he referee. TECH. OLD GIRLS v. O.G.H.S. Technical proved 100 good for the younger School team on Oval No. _2. Technical forced matters from the start, and School were busy_ for the rest of the time. Poor shooting kept the score down. Technical eventually won a keenly-contested game- by 5 goals to nil. Air A. Chapman was the referee. B GRADE. Kaikorai I. 4, Training College 11. 0Technical Old Girls B I. G, Technical Old Girls B 11. 0. Triangle 1, Taien 11. 0, SOUTH OTAGO GAMES Only two South Otago Association’s shield matches were played on Saturday (writes our Milton correspondent). Milton A met Clutha on Milton Ground. It was a well-contested game. Milton A 10, Clutha 1. Alilton B team journeyed to Kaitangata, and played Kaitangata B team on their own ground. Result; Alilton, B 4, Kaitangata 2.

Duplossis. Lucas and Sheen then went down tho line in a pretty passing movement, and from a serum tho Free State backs started a dangerous movement, which ended in Tromp being pushed out past tho half-way flag. Lilbnrno, taking the ball near his own goal lino, raced .down tho side, and a clever passing movement followed, in which both hacks and forwards handled the ball. This carried play to tho local side’s goal line, where the New Zealand backs opened out, but found tho tackling of the opposing backs sound. The State forwards got going and went down tho field in a fast combined attack, play settling in the New Zealand twentyfivo for a time. Roth sides wore making many, mistakes and losing opportunities., At this stage, -for the first time in tho match, tho AH Blacks’ forwards showed cohesion. They swept the ball the length of tho field, and Dailey, • from a line-out, cut clean through the backs in front of him and scored” near the posts. Strang converted. I NEW ZEALAND n ORANGE FREE STATE ... 0 After this there was a spell of appallingly ragged play, the backs on both sides continually dropping passes. The State backs at last were sent away by Potgieter from a ruck, and Tromp put in a lino run, and went over the line, but lost possession. Sheen was temporarily laid out, but kept ou after being, attended to.. A .scrum followed a kick to tho twenty-five yards line, and

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