SPORTS AND GAMES

Greymouth Evening Star, 8 August 1935, Page 8

SPORTS AND GAMES

e , HOCKEY. ta , SYDNEY, August 7. The Indian hockey team defeated Goulburn at Goulburn by nine goals to one. " The New Zealand women hockey “ players, in the preliminary match, de- " feated Goulburn by nine goals to three. a The New Zealand scoyers were: Misses lt McKenzie (5), Cotter (2), Drake and 6 Saville (one). e/ o) TENNIS. e NEW YORK, August 6. ;l Wood, on his return, in a statec ment, gave the reason why he was f not used in the Davis Cup play. “I . went to the captain, Joe Wear, before the series and said that I did not feel confident. Then, as friend to

friend. I suggested that ho should use Budge and Allison in the singles.” YACHTING. RUGBY, August 6. The Endeavour gained the second consecutive win during Cowes week, when she secured the King’s ('up. The Yankee, not being a British vessel, was not eligible and the Britannia although

entered did not compete. BADMINTON’. '['lie following will represent St. John’< club in a mutch against Hokitika on Tuesdiiv. August 1:’,: — Imliet’ Doubles: Miss N. Tennent. Miss C. Tenm-iii: Mrs. A. McDowall. Mrs. J. b'orbes. Mrs. 0. McLean, Mrs. E. Huy. Men's Doubles: —Mr. V. Stevens, Mt. W. 'i'entieut : Mr. L. Anderson. Mr. E. Hay; Miss e. Tennent. Mr. I Gunn. Combined Doubles:—Miss N. Tennent, Mr. V. Stevens: Mrs. J. b'orbes. ‘ Mr. W. Tennent: Mrs. A. McDowall. Mr. L. Anderson: Mrs. (). McLean, Mr. E. Hay? Misses C. Tennent. Mr. ,1. Forties; Mrs. E. Hay, Mr. C. Gunn. Emergencies; Miss M. Stewart. Mr. I A. McDowall. 1