HOCKEY TOURNEY

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 157, 4 June 1929, Page 8

HOCKEY TOURNEY

BUCKLAND CUP TO WOODVILLE. LADIES’ CONTEST DRAWN. (Special to “Standard.”) FEILDING, June 4. Hookey enthusiasts had a gala day in Feilding yesterday on the occasion of the annual King’s Birthday tournament of the Feilding Hockey Association which, this year, was held-on the racecourse grounds through the courtesy of the Feilding Jockey Club. Clubs from all parts of the lower portion of the North Island were repre sented, the players numbering close on 700, while an exceptionally large crowd' of visitors attended the games throughout the day, the assemblage being the largest yet seen at a tournament in Feilding. To accommodate the players eight grounds were in constant use and it is to the credit of the officials of the association and Mr H. Toye, who acted as tournament secretary, that the large programme was got off with a minimum of delay. The grounds were in excellent order and stood up to the hard usage they were subjected to, with the result that each game was a keen and fast contest, the smallness of the scores throughout the day testifying to this nlso. The trophies competed for were the Buckland Cup for the men’s five-asirle games and the Dainties Cup for the ladies’ seven-a-side, the holders last year being respectively United (Dannevirke) and Lower Hutt A. Local enthusiasts were more than delighted with the success of the two home teams —Hinekoa (ladies) and Carnarvon (rpen), the former fighting out a hotly contested final with Dannevirke _ Old Girls, while Carnarvon were eliminated, by Woodville in the last game of the semi-finals. Results in addition to those published yesterday are as follow: LADIES’ GAMES. Section one. —Kia Ora B 0 v. Athletic A (Halcombe) 0; C. and C. 0 v. Manchester Street School 0; Kia Ora B' 0 v. C. and C. 0; Athletic A 4 v. Manchester Street School 0. Section winners: Athletic A. and C. and C. equal. Section two —Carnarvon A 3 v. \\aituna 0; O.G. (Masterton) 1 v. Maharahara 0; Carnarvon A 2 v. Maharahara 0; O.G. 1 v. Waituna 0. Section winners : Carnarvon A. Section three. —Hukunui 2 v. Carnarvon B 0; Ramblers A (Dannevirke) 2 v. Apiti (£f Ramblers A 1 v. Carnarvon B 0; Hukunui 2 y. Apiti 0. Section winners: Hukunui. Section four. —Hinekoa A 3 v. Kia Ora A 0: Hinemoa A 0 v. Feilding High School 0. Section winners: Hinekoa A. . Section five.—Rua Tamaki A 3 v. Colvton A 0; Hinemoa B (Halcombe) 1 v. Uhakea 0; Rua Tamaki 3 v. Hinemoa B 0; Colyton A 1 v. Ohakea 1. Section winners: Rua Tamaki A. Section six.—Hinemoa 62 v. Marton B 0; Mangatera B 0 v. Pahiatua 0; Hinemoa C. 0 v. Mangatera B 0; Pahiatua 1 v. Marton B 0. Section winners: Pahiatua. Section seven. —Hutt Valley 1 v. Bunnythorpe 0; Bunnythorpe 4 v. H.S.O.G. (Feilding) 0; Hutt Valley 6 v. Colyton 80. Section winners: Hutt Valley. Section eight. —H.S.O.G. (Palmerston North) 2 v. Tokorangi 0; H.S. O.G. 2 v. Wanganui O.U. 0; O.G. (Wanganui) 1 v. Hinekoa 0; H.S.O.G. (Palmerston North) 1 v. Tokorangi 1. Section winners: H.S.O.G. (Palmerston North). Section nine.—Wanganui O.G. A 1 v. Mangatera A 0; Hinemoa A (Carterton) 1 v. Huia (Taihape) 0; Mangatera A 0 v. Hinemoa A 0; O.G. (Wanganui) 2 v. Huia 0. Section winners: Hinemoa A. Section 10.—Norsewood A 1 v. Rangiwahia A Oj Kaitawa forfeited to Norsewood. Section winners: Norsewood A. Section 11.—Hinemoa B (Carterton) 1 v. Taihape O.G. 0; Hamua 1 v. Hinemoa 0. Section winners: Hamua. Section 12.—Dannevirke O.G. 1 v. Masterton O.G. 0; Marton O.G. 0 v. Masterton O.G. A. 0. Section winners: Dannevirke O.G. Section 13. —Rongotea 3 v. Rua Tamaki B 0. Section winners: HS 0 G Section 14. —West End O.G. 1 v. Ramblers B 0. Section winners: West End O.G. Section 15. —Norsewood B won by default from Athletic B ; Star 2 v. Norsewood B 0. Section winners: Star (Wanganui). ELIMINATING ROUNDS.

Norsewood A defeated H.S.O.G. (Feilding) by a hit behind after playing extra time. Rua Tamaki 2v. Hukunui 1; Hinemoa (Carterton) won by a hit behind from Athletic (Halcombe) after extra time; Hinekoa A 1 v. Hutt Valley 0; Carnarvon A 2 v. C. and C. 0: H.S.O.G. (Palmerston North) 1 v. Pahiatua 0; O.G. Dannevirke) 1 W.E.O.G. 0; Hamua 2 v. Star (Wanganui) 1. SEMI-FINALS. First Round. —Hinemoa (Carterton) 2 v. Rua Tamaki 1; Dannevirke O.G. 1 v. Hamua 0; Carnarvon A 1 v. H.S.O.G. (P.N.) 0; Hinekoa A won by a hit behind from Norsewood A. Second round: Dannevirke O.G. 2v. Carnarvon A 0; Hinekoa A 1 v. Carterton 0. FINAL. Hinekoa A and Dannevirke O.G. played a drawn game. After several minutes’ overtime had carried the play into darkness without a score, the game was adjudged a draw, each team to hold the cup for six months. MEN’S GAMES. Section one.—Beaconsfield A 3 v. Halcombe 2; Phoenix 13 3 v. Pirates C O. Section winner: Beaconsfield A. Section two. —Lower Hutt D 1 v. Carnarvon B 1; Lower Hutt D 1 v. Mangatera A 1; Star A 3 v. Carnarvon B O. Section winner: Star A. Section three.—AVoodvide 3 v. Wanderers A (Feilding) 1; Petone C 0 v. Lower Hutt E 0 ; AVoodvide 5 v. Lower Hutt EO. Section winners: Woodville. Section four.—Wanganui O.B." 1 v. Petone A 0; Halcombe B 0 v. Wanderers (Greytown) 0; Halcombe B 2 v. I’etone A 0; Wanderers 2 v. Wanganui 0.8. 0. Section winners: Wanderers. Section five.—Pirates A 2 v. Colyton A 1; Wanderers B (Feilding) 2 v.

Stanway A 1. Section winners: Wanderers B.

Section six.—United A 4 v. Colyton B 0; Y.M.C.A. (Masterton) Bv. Petone B 2. Section wiiyiers: United

A. Section seven. —Wellington A 3 v. Dalefield A 0; Star C 3 v. United C 1; Dalefield A 0 v. Star C 3; Wellington A 4 v. United C 0. Section winners: Wellington A and Star C equal. Section eight.—Central 0.8. 2 v Pirates B 0; Carnarvon A 2 v. Pirates B 1; Central 0.8. 3 v. Wanderers C (Feilding) 0. Section winners: Central 0.8 and Carnarvon A equal. Section nine.—Wellington B 5 v. United B 0; Carterton 1 v. Y.M.C.AA (Taihape) 0; Y.M.C.A. 3 v. United B 0; Carterton 2 v. Wellington B 0. Section winners: Carterton. Section 10.—Fire Brigade B (Dannevirke) Iv. United D 1; Y.M.C.A. (Wellington) 4 v. Y.MXI.i. (Taihape. B 0; United D 4 v. Y.M.C.A. (Tai- J hape) 0; Y.M.C.A. (Wellington) 1 v. |

Fire Brigade 81. Section winners: Y.M.C.A,. (AVellington). Section 11. —Fire Brigade A won by default from Dalefield (J; Lower Hutt B 5 v. Star C 0; Fire Brigade 4 1 v. Lower Hutt B 0. Section winners: Fire Brigade A. Section 12.—Pakeha forfeited to Wanderers D (Feilding); Phoenix A 6 v. Stanway C 0. Section winners: Phoenix A. Section 13. —Lower Hutt A 3 v. Stanway B 0; Dalefield 1 v. Mangatera Cl. Section winners: Lower Hutt A.

Section 14. —Kiwi A 3 v. Mangatera B 0 ; Wellington Civ. Halcombe C 0; Halcombe C 2 v. Mangatera B 3; Kiwi A 0 v. Wellington C 0. Section winners: Kiwi A and Wellington C ecjual. Section 15.—Wanganui 0.8. won by default from Dalefield D; Y.M.C.A. B (Wellington) 1 v. Kiwi B 0; Y.M.C.A. won by default from Dalefield D; Kiwi B 2 v. Wanganui 0.8. 1 ; Kiwi B. won by default from Dalefield D; Wanganui 0.8. A 0 v. Y.M.C.A. (Wellington) 0. Section winners: Y.M.C.A. B (Wellington). Section 16. —Lower Hutt Civ. Kiwi C 1; Beaconsfield B 1 v. Lower Hutt C 0; Kiwi C 0 v. Beaconsfield II 0. Section winners: Beaconsfield B. ELIMINATING ROUNDS.

Y.M.C.A, A (Wellington) 2 v. Lower Hutt A. 0; Y.M.C.A. B (Wellington) sv. ■ Star C 0; Wellington C 3v. Beaconsfield 2: Carnarvon A 2 v. Y.M.C.A. (Wellington) 0; Wellington C 2 v. Y.M.C.A. B (Wellington) 0. SEMI-FINALS. First Round. —Fire Brigade A 1 v. Star A 0; Wanderers B (Feilding) 3 v. Wanderers (Greytown) 2; Phoenix A won by a hit behind from Beaconsfield A; Carterton heat Kiwi A; Woodville 2 v. United A (Dannevirke) 0; Wellington A 3 v. Central 0.8. 1. Second r°ond. —Woodville 2 v. Wellington A 1; Carterton 3v. Phoenix A 1; Carnarvon A 4 v. Wellington C 1; Carterton 2 v. Fire Brigade (Dannevirke) 1; Woodville 2 v. Carnarvon A 0. FINAL: Woodville 1 v. Carterton 0.

The following will represent Central Old Boys against Broadway B and Palmorston North at the Showgrounds to-morrow: — B team: Tlickin, Glastonbury, Cutler, McM'nn, Gourlay, Marshall, Burno, Chatfield, GalUohan, Gibson, Honey. A team: Sutton, Honro, Anderson, Kylo, York, Sutton, Bentley, Byers, Philip, ' Ekersloy, Tromcwan. WIN FOR CANTERBURY. Per Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, June 3. At hockey, the Canterbury representatives beat a combined universities team by 2 goals to nil.