ATHLETIC NOTES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13183, 22 May 1906, Page 3

ATHLETIC NOTES.

HOCKEY. DRAW FOR THE LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIPS. 'f The draw for the championship matches under the auspices of the Auckland Ladies' 'Hockey. Association, which commence on" Saturday, June' 2,has been made as follows ;•- ~'. . ;\ ■; SENIORS. ' '' '■$ ';- June 2: Ladies' College (Remuera) v. Moana; (on Ladies' College ground), Kopana v. Te Huia'(on Kopana's ground). :< June 9: Ladies' College v. Kopana (on Ladies' College ground), Moana v. Te Huia (on Kopana's ground). Juno 16: Ladies' College v. Te Huia (on Ladies' College ground), Moana v. Kopana (on Kopana's. ground). - • • .» ft. The second round will be a repetition of the first, the only variation being that the MoanaKopana match will be played on the Moana ground. " ■ JUNIORS. FIRST HOUND. June 2: Kopana B v. Kopana A-(on Huia'a ground), Ladies' College (Remuera) a bye. June 9: Kopana B v. Ladies' College ..(on ,'Te Huia's ground), "Kopana A a bye. " 4. '-''••, ;.,'. June 16: Kopana A v. Ladies' College (on Te Huia's ground), Kopana C a bye.'' '• ; : • SECOND ROUND. July 7: Ladies' College v. Kopana B (on Te Huia's ground), Kopana A a bye. July 14: Ladies' College v. kopana A (on Te Huia's ground), Kopana 15 a bye. July 21: Kopana 13 v. Kopana A (on Kopana's ground), Ladies' College a bye. FOOTBALL. "■[ • NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY V. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. - A football match will be played on the North Shore ground on Thursday next between the employees of the New Zealand Insurance Company and the South British Insurance Company. The teams will be as follow :— New Zealand Insurance Company: N. A. Burgess, D. M. Wright, Reed, Taylor, H. Brassey, A. Johns, 0. T. George, 0. J. Lennox, H. Clay, Robinson, Cooper, 11. R. Sellers, R. D. J. Morrin, Leyland, Hunt; emergencies, R. W. Dyer, Clark. South British Insurance Company: Duthie,'", N. Barstow, M, Kiflsljng, Kerr-Taylor, J. a. Howarth, Forster, Harrison, Commons, Dean, Totton, Halliwell, •McLean, Prime, Feinoy, Williamson. ■', Mr. Mays will act as referee. *.' .. PAEROA V. KARANGAHAKE; [BY TELEGRAPH.— CORRESPONDENT.], . I'AEROA, Monday,.. The following is the football team to represent Taeroa against Karangahake on Saturday next':— Fullback, Shaw; threequarters, Sherson, Fly'lln, Clarke; five-eighths, Smith ; halfback, Brenan; wing-forwards, Silcock and Pennell; forwards, Collins. Tremain, Maro, J. Sorcnsen, Rukutai, Whitmore, McGuire; emergency, H. Sotensen. IIAWERA MATCHES. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] . * HAWERA, Monday, Saturday's football matches resulted as follows: —Seniors: Okaiawa (17) beat Hawera (6), Patea (3) beat Bltham (nil), Waimate (8) beat Opunake (nil). Juniors: Waimate A (17) beat Opunake 11. (nil), Waimate B (12) beat Patea 11. (3), Okaiawa 11. (6) beat Hawera 11. (3), Hawera 111. (14) beat Waimate (3), Okaiawa 111. and Elthani 111. drew (3 points each). ..•-,.' FRANKLIN RUGBY UNION. ''.',. I'ukekohe seniors v. Tuakau seniors: This match was played at Tuakau on Saturday afternoon and resulted in a win for Fukekohe by 14 points to 3. In the first spell honours were even, neither side gaining any advantage. In the second spell the efforts of the Tuakau players to prevent l'ukekohe from scoring were unavailing, and at the call of time l'ukekohe had the advantage as stated above. For ' the winners tries were scored by Blake, Bayley, Brunton, and Fausett. One of these was converted by Fausett. Schotield scored a try for Tuakau. Tin Tuakau forwards played a solid game, the most conspicuous being McGuire and Smccd, while the Schofield brothers, amongst the backs, showed solid:, form. The Pukekohe backs all played good games, while Bayly, MuShane, Fausett, 'and Jackson, amongst the forwards, were the most prominent. Mr. C. M. Brown officiated as referee. He had the. unpleasant dutv of ordering a Tuakau player oil' the field. Waiukn v. Bombay : The opening match of the season was played in Mr. Barriball's paddock, Waiuku, between the Waiuku and Bombay clubs on May 19. J. Bennett captained the local team and Jackson the visitors. The game was very evenly contested, neither side being able to cross the line. The matcluended in a draw. Mr. Geo. Large as referee gave every satisfaction. WAIPA RUGBY UNION. Otorohanga beat Paterangi at Otorohanga on Saturday by 8 points to nil. Tukere scored two tries, one of which was converted by Wilkinson. Otorohanga has now won the first two matches in the competition. GOLF. AUCKLAND GOLF CLUB.

A number of matches were played off on Saturday in the Bret round for the captains prize, resulting as follows Dargaville beat J.- basic, five up and lour to play; E. R. Blamfield beat M. D. Tavlor, five up and four to play; Pollen beat Hay,' two up and one to play; Bruce beat Elliott, three up and two to play; Ball beat KMlender, seven up and six to play; Dawson beat H. Horton, four up and three to play; Rendeß beat Dr. Gordon, two up; Fergusson beat C. Nathan, three un and two to play . Seniors • Colbeck beat. C. Heather, five up and thre" to play; J. W. Hall beat Upton, four up and three'to" play; W Heather beat G.lfillan, two up- ___,