HOCKEY.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 121, 8 May 1911, Page 3

HOCKEY.

SATURDAY’S GAMES. MEN’S SENIOR, ' A” GRADE. NAPIER' 6) v. BIBLE CLASS (1). These teams met on Nelson Park. The Napier forwards showed greatly inmproved form to that of the previous Saturday, and the superior combination of their forwards enabled them to win by 6 goals to J- Grange and Mackie (.3 each)

scored for Xapicr. and 11. Thompson notched the goal for Bible Class.. Mr. R. Hicks was referee. MERCANTILE (7) V. lIERETAUNGA (2). The Mercantile had the best of this game from the start, their forwards being fast and playing with. ; good combinations. The Heretann-' ga forwards played well, but the • hack division was rather weak. Rudolph Anderson (!) ami Edmund- ; son, Ayling and Dalgleish (1 tcich) ■ scored for Mercantile, and McCork | indalc and Mclvm- (1 each) were

the scorers for Heretaunga. Mr. C L. Thomas was refugee. Civil Service met Hastings al Cornwall Park on Saturday, am were defeated b.v 5 goals to I. Hal left 3. Poppelwell l and Taylor j scored for the winners. Popp*elwell’> goal being scored irom a penalty bully in the circle. Mr. L. Fail acted as umpire. MEX'S SENTCP. -B GRADE. HASTINGS <5) v. UNITED mt The above match was played at Cornwall Park on Saturday/ Hast ings winning by 5 goals to nil. For the winners goals were registered by Poppelwell (2), Wall t?}. and Tong. Mr. H. Frederickson was in charge of the whistle.

' UNION (3) v. MERCANTILE (1). • This was a fairly good game, ; Union winning by 3 goals to 1. Ashworth. Bourgeois and Forsyth were i the scorers for tne winners, and j McMillan for Mercantiles. Mr. H. ; H. McDougall was referee. ] MEN’S JUNIOR, i KOH-I-NOOR (8) v. UNION (1). This game was played at Nelson ; Park, and was a very one-sided ex- ’ hibitiou. Koh-i-noor won by 8 goalspo 1. Wall (5). Hogan (2). and ; H. Walden (!) scored for Koh-i-noor • and Parker (1) for Union. Alr„ E. ' Thomas was referee. St. Matthew’s defeated Napier by 4 goals to 1. at Cornwall Park, m Saturday. Air. R. Smith was rel 1 <T. ' > ing to an alteration in the railway timetable on Wednesday next file match Athletic v. Zingari. set down for that day. has been i postpone d. ;