SPORTS AND GAMES

Greymouth Evening Star, 24 July 1936, Page 11

SPORTS AND GAMES

IKAMATUA GOLF CLUB The first qualifying round for the championships will take place this week-end. The draw will be made on the grounds. BADMINTON Last evening the St. John’s Greymouth Badminton team travelled to Holfltika and played the Hokitika team (holders of the Gunn trophy) in a challenge match for the trophy. Hokitika proved themselves a much better team and retained the trophy, bv ten games to two. Results were as follow (Greymouth names firsts Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Forbes 7, Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Stapleton 21. Mrs. McLean and Miss Tennent 12,' Mrs. Rutland and Miss Ridland 21. Mrs. McDowall and Mrs. Stewart 6, Miss Anderson and Miss Keller 21. Baird and Stevens 21, Oakey and Stevenson 19. Beynon and Tennent 11, Stapleton and McLean 21. Anderson and Smyth 16. Milson and Baine 21. Mrs. Buchanan and Baird 11, Mrs. Stevenson and Oakey 15. Mrs. i orbcs and Stevens 15, Miss Stapleton and Stevenson 13. Mrs. McLean and Anderson 1; Mrs. Rutland and Stapleton 15. Miss Tennent and Beynon 6, Miss Ridland and McLean 15. Mrs. McDowall and Smyth 7, Miss Anderson and Milson 15. Miss Stewart and Tennent I, Miss Keller and Blank 15.

SOCCER

Mari st juniors v. Blackball at Blackball to-morrow. Meet P.O. at 1.15. —Mulqueen (3), Beams (2), Hay (2), Gough, Behan, W. Hopkins, Grogan, Kelly, W. Tones, Wasley. Old Boys v. Runanga at Recreation, 1.30: Henderson, Larking, Jenkinson, Coppersmith, McFadgen, W. Paton, Kerr, Airns, Mclntyre, Cruse, J. Paton. Technical Old Boys and Runanga will meet at the Recreation Ground at 1.30 p.m., not 2.30 p.m., as previously arranged. HOCKEY. Mawhera v. Wesley, 1.30 p.m.: — Perrin, Youngson, Kelly, Grogan, Quinlan, Wright, Walker, Sloss, Ryan, Raleigh, Cameron, Taylor. TENNIS. LONDON, July 23. Heavy rain prevented the Australian Davis Cup players from practising. Quist’s ankle now seems to be sound.