HOCKEY TOURNEY

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20571, 3 June 1941, Page 6

HOCKEY TOURNEY

MAORI TEAMS WIN MEN AND WOMEN Keen rivalry developed in both the men and women’s sections of the King 80-id tournament conducted on the Ch.ldens Hoad Reserve yesterday by \ he 1 ov .‘ y, , v , Hockey Association, Maori teams trom sVaituhi and Mahaki won the men and sections respectively. High Sch “ . „ runners-up to Waituhi, m'd a Waituhi team being second in the womens section. Afternoon results were: — Men’s Section Second Round (late game).— Waituhi 2. “h Round-High School B 2 Wesley 0; Caledonian 3, Foresters 0, Waituni Y 'Fi'ftii A ßound.— Foresters 2. Wesley 1 ; Waituhi 1. Caledonian 0; High School A High School A* 4. High School B 0; Waituhi ’’seventh Round— Waituhi 2. High Schwl B li; Wesley 0. Caledonian 0; High School A 4. Foresters 0. n Waituhi won the tournament with 11 points; High School A being runners-up with eight points. . . Women s Section

First Round.—Waituhi 0. Awapuni 0; MahaSetond Round. —Waituhi 2, Mahaki 0 : Kia T °Thi°rd "ltoun’d.—Kia Toa 0. Waituhi 0; Mahaki 1. Aivnpuni 0. lMay-off—Mahaki 1, Waituhi 0. Mahaki wo-i the section by one point from tournament for girls' teams, held during the morning, was won by Kia Toa with three points, Kahutia being the runners-up with two points. Draw for Saturday

Saturday's matches have heen drawn ns Women’s Section. —Waituhi v. Awapuni, No. 1 ground, 2.30 p.m.; Kia Ton v. Y M.P., No. 1 ground, 3.30 p.m. Men’s Section, —High School v. Foreste-s. .No. 1 ground. 1.15 p.m.; Y.M.C.A. v. baledonian, Wo. 2 ground, 3.30 p.m.; Wesley \» Waituhi, No. 2 ground, 2.30 p.m.