BASKETBALL

Evening Star, Issue 22686, 28 June 1937, Page 5

BASKETBALL

A GRADE REPRESENTATIVE TRIALS. The following, players are asked to attend a practice at 6 p.m. on Tuesday next:— Forwards. —D, Adams. E. Buchler, M. Gillies, L. Guthrie, B. Knowles, J. M'Kenzie, A. O’Meara. Centres.—E. Brown, M. Buttars, J. Clayton, J. .Leckie, G. M'Auslin, M. Sinclair, D. Swift, J. Wood. Defence.—C. Batchelor, F. Edie, ■ E. Gillies, A. Kerr, B. Mowat, J. M'Lean, A. Reidy, E. Sinclair, G. Thompson. TRAINING COLLEGE v. UNIVERSITY. Training College met University on Logan Park No. 1. The game was full of incident, Training College, playing with great dash in the first half, obtaining a double majority before halftime was called, the score being 11-5. In the second half the game was more evenly contested, University adding 7 goals to its opponents’ _ 6. The final score was 17-12 in Training College’s favour. Mrs E. M'Aughtrie controlled the game. ALBANY 111. v. J, R.. M'KENZIES. Albany 111. and J. R. M'Kenzies met on Logan Park 4. Good defensive work prphibited. scores being added very quickly. M'Kenzies was unfortunate in losing the services of Mavis Hastie in the first half of the game through an ankle injury. Miss Lil Meining, who turned out for her old club for the first time this season, played a very sound gapie. The final score was 7-6 in favour of Albany HI. The game was controlled by Mr A. Flett. ROSLYN v. ALBANY 11. Roslyn and Albany 11. met on logan Park 55. The game was not so closely contested as was expected, Roslyn proving successful by 23 -goals to 7. Roslyn’s forwards scored at every opportunity, and quickly established a lead. Albany’s ll.’s centre third was the most outstanding section in its team. Miss M. S. Flomigng controlled the game.« Y.W.C.A. v. RAWHITI. The game between Y.W.C.A. and Rawhiti was very closely contested, neither team gaining any advantage in the first spell. Half-time was called with the score standing at 6 all. In the second half Y.W.C.A. speeded up its play and succeeded in adding 5 goals to its opponents’ 2. The final score was: Y.W.C-A. 11, Rawhiti 8. Miss M. Sinclair controlled the game,

SECOND GRADE. ■ Woolworths 16, Roslyn 9. Triumph 26. Varsity 17. Kiwi 18, Albany 11. 2. ' O.G.H.S. 20, Rawhiti 4. ■ . ' THIRD GRADE (SECTION I.). Rechabites 22, Albany I. 0. Y.W.C.A. 13, M'Kenzies 10. N.B. Valley 16, Training College C.F.H. 31, Varsity 5. . Ravens 13, Maori Hill 7. THIRD GRADE (SECTION II.). Ravens 11. 19, Rawhiti 2. Port Presbyterian 12, Wesley 11. FOURTH GRADE (SECTION I.), Zepith defaulted to- Greggs. C. 12, N.E. Valley_ 4. ' Training College 18, ‘'Y.W.C.A. 11. FOURTH GRADE (SECTION II.), Glenross 21, St. Patrick’s 7. . Elco 16, Musselburgh Presbyterian* 16. FIFTH 'GRADE. Y.W.C.A. I. 10, Kowhai, 9. Forbury , Ex-girls 21, Musselburgfc’ Presbyterian 3. . : INTERHOUSE. ' Standard 14, Wax Vesta 5. Rlackies I. 21; St. George 1, Rovers I. 17, M'Kinlays 4. Rovers H. 15, A.S.C. 14. Victory 11, Strand 4. D. A., 14, Coral 8. Methvens 39, Blackies 11. 1. , Swifts 29, Sargoods 11. 1.