HOCKEY.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1845, 21 June 1920, Page 7

HOCKEY.

SAT URDA V COM PETITION. Hockey matches on Saturday were inter- ’ fered with to a certain extent by the ruin which feU during the afternoon, rendering the grounds very soft for play. ’Nevertheless, the games were inoresting I Ln tho men’s section High School Old Boys defeated Post and Telegraph by 7 t goals to 2. Mr G. Davis referred. United, i which only placed 8 men in tho field, were I vanquished by Banks’ by the' narrow margin of one goal, the scores being 3—2 in ‘Banks’ favour; referee Mr Oram. I Only one- ladies’ match was played, as , Rosco defaulted to High School Old Girls. This was between Hinemoa and Technical School, and resulted in a drawn game, • each side netting 3 goals. Mr J. Nash refereed. The representative team (o play for (lie ; New Zealand challenge shield, will be chosen from the folliwing teams: —A team. Goal, Cousins; fullbacks, McAnally and McLaughlin; halves, Bramwell. Wallace and Barker; forwards, Kyle, Anderson. Tucker, Fitt’and Barnard B team: Goal, (.'aims; fullbacks, Perrin and ‘Kansu: halves, Whitehead, Le Compte and Bason ; forwards. Hammer. Lye, Webster, Knowles and Aitchifon, Emergences: Forwards, Dixon, Thorburn, Crump, Rutherfurd, Inkpen; backs, Liddell, Govrand, Miller, Cl i fie. Regular practices tiro to he held on days to be notified shortly, and players are remind d that attendances at practices will be one of the decisive factors in the final selection of the 'teams.