HOOKEY.
KIA OHA v. COLLiT'IGK. Kia Ora attacked and Miss Kllcrm scored. College attacked, but, Kia Ora repulsed them, and. Miss Buddy gettingpossession carried the lea'll down the field and scored. Kia Ora then attacked, but Miss Bishop’s defence was too sound*. College then forced the game and Miss Trcvena made a good run from which Miss Kingsbcvr scored. College were, putting up a good fight, but Kia Ora were too strong for them. In the second spell, both tennis played good hockey, ' considering? the ground, hut the score was unaltered and the game resulted: Kia Ora, 3; College, 1. ' PAKEHA v. MAH TON, Marton did most of the forcing, hut Pakcha seized their opportunity and turned the tables on them, Be Brim scoring. Marton again pressed, but their shots went wide, Vail, in goal, saving many a good shot. Cressy made a good run, dairying the ball right down to the. goal, but was beaten back. Maguire, McKenzie and Kilgour showed up well, but could uot score, and the game ended: Pakcha, t; Marton 0.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2646, 15 May 1923, Page 2
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176HOOKEY. Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2646, 15 May 1923, Page 2
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