HOCKEY.
LADIES’ TOURNAMENT. GAMES At GISBORNE (by TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION.) GISBORNE, Aug. 29.. The New Zealand, iladiets’ hockey tournament opened to-day. > There was overcast weather with occasional showers. There was -a large atteiulauce. The grounds were heavy. Results: A Section. — -Poverty Ray A beat East Coast by -eleven goals, scored by. Newey (six), Hill (two), Fautbiel-le. Teote, and Martete. to two, scored by Temple and? Rjangi; Ruahine beat Eastern by four go-ais, scored by McDonald (two) and V.' Rediearn (two) to one, scored by' Stewart. 1 )’ B Section.- —Southland beat Poverty Bay by two goafe, scored by- Ashley and Horper, to nil ; HaAvke-’ s Ray -beat Wellington by six goals, scored by 'Jook (three), 'Hamlin (ttwo) and Lean, to four, scored by Wilkins (two), Harper, .and Hen-derison. : LADIES-’ HOCKEY. HAWKRA v. NEW PLYMOUTH. - New' Plymouth Old Girls defeated Haiwera on their own. ground on Saturday 'afternoon ‘by three goals to nil after a very good game. The home team, (showed superiority throughout, but 'the Kaiwera defence prevented a high score. Goals were scored by F. Knapman (2) iand V. Mountfotrd, ■ Mr. O. Prior refereed.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 31 August 1925, Page 6
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