Results At A Glance

Northern Advocate, 13 May 1940, Page 2

Results At A Glance

HOCKEY MEN’S A. Man gaps i 9, Maungakaramea 0. United 2, Kara 1. Springfield 3, Mata 0. MEN’S B. One Tree Point 5, United B 4. Ctaika 2, Whatitiri 1. Bargain Stores 3, United C 0. LADIES’ A. Hora Hora'4, Kara 2. LADIES’ B. Manaia 3, Bargain Stores 2. Hikurangi 9, Y.W.C.A. 0. RUGBY * Senior: Hikurangi 19, ’Karamea 15. Old Boys 6, City 5. Junior: Hikurangi 9, Old Boys 3. Third Grade: Central 8, Kamo 0. Hikurangi 6, Hora Hora 0,

half when Old Boys had the advantage of the sun and the slight advantage of a cross wind. . With Stockwell scoring in the second spell, Old Boys had a six-point lead, but shortly after! Cunliffe scored for City and Duncan Taylor’s kick hit the uprights to bounce inside, to add the major points. Cunliffe, who turned out for City last year, is now away from this district attending St. John’s College, but, being up here for the holidays, ho turned out for his old club.

There were a number of stoppages during the match on account of injuries, , but ttye ..phly., player who had to retire was Hale, of Old Boys, nearly at the conclusion of hostilities. Shorts also suffered, and two players had to replace these indispensable articles of their attire. A number of opportunities were given Old Boys to increase their score from kicks, but on the day not one of those who attempted the kicks had their kicking boots on, and so the opportunities were lost. Mr J. Dennehy was referee.