HOCKEY IN FEILDING

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6919, 27 May 1929, Page 3

HOCKEY IN FEILDING

AFFILIATED CLUBS’ XUU.KJNEY, WINS FOIt HINEKOA AND BEACONSFIELD. On Victoria Park on Saturday, the Feilding and District Hockey Associa jtion held its annual affiliated clubs’ tourney, 30 teams taking part. Hair, 101 l early in the afternoon and rather spoilt play, making the ground slow and slippery. Organisation for the _ lengthy programme was splendid, all j games being got off well within scheduled time. I Jw the men's section, Bcaconsficld team captured the Association Cup by : defeating Carnarvon A in the iinal by 2 goals to nil. Hiuclioa ladies’ team, holder of the Kosc Bowl, successfully defended its title to the trophy by defeating Carnarvon A by 3 goals to nil. Following arc I the details: — ; Men’s Games, j Section I.—Carnarvon U 2 v. Bea'consiield B, 0; Carnarvon C 1 v. Stau- . way A, 0; Bcaconslieid B won by default from Haicombe; Stanway A won |by default from Haicombe; Carnarvon ;C won by default from Haicombe; Stanway A 1 v. Bcaconslieid B, 0. Section winner: Carnarvon C. Beet-lon 2. —Wanderers B 1 v. Colyton A, 0; Bcaconslieid A 2 v. Pirates A, 0; 1 Celyton A 2 v. Pirates A, 0; Beaconsfield A d v. Wanderers B, U; Pirates A 1 v. Wanderers B, 0; Bcaconsficld A 3 v. Colyton A, 0. Section winner: Beaconsiicld A. Section 3. —Wandcres A d v. Stanwtty B, 0; Carnarvon A 3 v. Colyton B, 0; Carnarvon A -1 Sfamvay B, 0; Wanderers A, I v. Colyton B, 0; Carnarvon A I v. Wanderers A, 0; Colyton B 3 v. fctanway B, 2. .Beetion winner: Carnarvon A. Section I.—Carnarvon B 1 v. ColyIton C, 0; Carnarvon B 0 v. Pirates B, 0; Pirates B 1 v. Colyton C, 0. Section winner; Carnarvon B tossed with Pirates B to save time and won. Semi-Finals. Carnarvon A 2 v. Carnarvon B, 1. Beaconslield A 3 v. Carnarvon C, 0. Final. Carnarvon A.—C., F. and A. Florence, W. Giles, G. It. McKenzie, nil lost to Beaconslield: H. Grice, H. Morris, P. Strawbridge, It. Strawbridge, G. JSnci wistle 2. The scorers were Grice and Strawbridge, both in the iirst half. Ladies’ Games.

Section 1.—Carnarvon A 4 v. Atli|letic B, 0; AVaituna 1 v. Hincmoa A, 0; Carnarvon A 5 v. Hincmoa A, 0; Athletic B 1 v. Hinemoa A, 0; Carnarvon A 1 v. AVaituna, 0; Athletic B 0 v. AVaituna U. Sectiou winJncr: Carnarvon A. | Section 2. —Hinemoa B v. Tokorangi jB, 0; H.S.O.G. A 2 v. Ivia Ora, 0; Tokorangi B 1 v. H.S.O.G. A, 1; H.S.O.G. A 1 v Hinemoa B, 0; Tokorangi B 1 v. ,is.ia Ora, u. Section winner: H.S.O.G. :A. " Section 3. —Carnarvon B 1 v. Athletic A, 0; Hinekoa 6 v. Colyton A, 0; Carnarvon B 0 v. Colyton A 0; Hinekoa 1 v. Athletic A, 0; Hinekoa 6 v. Carnarvon B, 0; Athletic A 3 v. Colyton A, 0. Section winner: Hinekoa. Section 4.—Tokorangi A 2 v. High School Old Girls B, 0; Colyton B 3 v. Tokorangi, 1; Colyton B 2 v. H.S.O.G. B, 0. Section winner: Colyton 8., Semi-Finals. Carnarvon A 3 v. H8.0.G., 1. Hinekoa 3 v. Colyton B, 0. Final. i Carnarvon A. —E. Harris, N. Scott, R. McKelvic, AV. Clare, B. Reeve, R. Dixon, M. McKelvic, nil, lost to Hinekoa: B. Dcwe, E. AVorsfold, F. AVaterworth, AV. , Dewo, D. AVorsfold, M. Read, N. Burko 3. The scorers were F. AVorsfold (2) and B. Dowc.

KING’S BIRTHDAY TOURNEY. RECORD ENTRIES RECEIVED. The executive of the association is delighted with the splendid entries 'given for tho five and seven-aside tourney to be held on the polo grounds, Feilding, on Juno 3. No fewer than IOU teams have entered and this includes 70 visiting hockey teams. This will bo tho largest tournament held in New Zealand and all records have been broken, tho previous record being 68. Thanks to the generosity of the Feilding Jockey Club in placing the polo grounds ou the racecourse at "the disposal of tho hockey authorities, there j will bo ample accommodation and , grounds for the 600 players. Entries have come from various parts of tho North Island, including AVellington (15 teams), Carterton, Pahiatua, Dannovirke, AVanganui, Masterton, Lower Hutt, Petone, Norsewood, Taihape, Greytown, AVoodviilc, Marten and Parmerston North. Given fine weather, tho tournament will prove a record in every way.