HOCKEY.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2122, 13 May 1922, Page 6

HOCKEY.

The hockev competitions will be commenced on the. Sportsgrounds at 2 pm. Five, teams have been accepted for the men’s competition, while there are six teams engaged the ladies’ division. As last S.itmdav's games in the tournaments should have put players m fonn in all the games should pio\t highly interesting, and lm keenly chit; tested. The fixtures are as lotion. Men’s competition: Rcmgotea T-r SOB 2 p.m.: Mossis Cr. 1 * and Milne; Radies' matches: Roseo w Poneoten, 2 p.m. 3\Tgssi.*. . - SxonV c. and C. v. pm Mr Johansen; lecnniv-a Hincmoa. 2.15 P-m Mr. Tuckm High School Old Boys will Ik. i eP»sented in their match Rongo tea by the foUowingi T Barmaid GWebsler. H. G. Knowles. _Ak Hostiek. V. TU The r ’ following >;. ■ r % e :z t Co^dinan-' He^udiehl'' Bfilenl^Matthews! Bell, Yco. Gardiner. ,-puresem - * Oram OoSn. »»» Sew., Bell, Tee, Gardner. MEETING OP MANAGEMENT COMMITTIrE. A meeting of the Management Committee of Dm Manawatu Hocko> Association was held on hmsdaj night Air. L. Jackson presidiiß,. I orim-s were received dom Mes«us T \ Nash AIR. H. Nicholls. and Di. j WUson.’ accepting office with the Association, and forwarding donalions —Received with thanks. The secretary of the New /.cala m Hockey Association wrote mliniaaiG that there would be no reclassification of Associations this year in i esp« to the shield and Nordon Cup matchpc; The challenge of the local As. o ciation for the shield would be considered when the required fee came .o ’hand. It was agreed to pass the sum (£2 2/) for payment. After much discussion upon the subject of teams for the Saturday competition it was resolved to accept the nominations of Rongotea, High Schofi Old Boys. Phoenix. I'."-ted ona ‘Y.M.C.A. Entries for the W * U e« !day competition were extended to Monday. It was agreed to draw the a ttention of Club members to the method of effecting insurance to Mayors. The Wellington, Poverty Ray. Hawke’s Bay and Wanganui Associations .are to be written to with regards to securing representative games with 'Manawatu representatives. It was agreed by the Referees’ Association to send a Pa merston North referee to Rongotea, as advice had been received to the effect that there were no referees in the Rongotea disitrlct.