HOCKEY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13481, 4 July 1907, Page 3

HOCKEY.

! FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. I In consequence of tile A and H trial match tflk- | inc. place on Saturday no senior grade matches will be played on that day. The junior and ladies' watches, however, will be continued, atRemuera. The trial mutch will be played on the Domain. The. A team will play in "white and the B team in red and black. McWh. K. Madden and Larkin will control the game, which will commence at 2.4;; p.m. The following- are the other fixtures:— ! ' SECOND GRADE. J No. 1 ground, Remuera: Y.M.C.A. v. College (Rifles; referee. .Mr. T. H. Wright. I No. 2 ground, Remuera: University v. United; l referee, Mr. -Hoy... ~-• -.■ ,.■■; -•• -.;•■ -- -. i No. 1 ground. Remuera: Ponsonby. v. St. i George' 6; referee, Mr. Dinnison. At Ellerslie: Ellerslie v.. Training College; reI fereo, Mr. ■ Robinson. THIRD GRADE. No. 3 ground, Remuera: Auckland v. United B.; referee, Mr. Zim-an. No. 5 ground, Remuera: Y.M.C.A. v. United A: referee, Mr. Coldwaler. No. 1 ground, Epaom: College Rifles v. Epsom; referee, Mr. Osborne. LADIES' ASSOCIATION. No. 3 ground, Remuera: Rawhiti v. Moana; referee, Mr. Price. ;.. ■ No. 4 ground, Kemuera: Ladies' College v. Kopana I.; referee, Mr. Hay. ~,. No. 5 ground, Remuera: -"Whaia-a-Mua. v. Kopana II.'; referee, Mr. Osborne. «*he ladies' matched will commence at two p.m. , GOLDFIELDS V. THAMES, [BY TELEGRAPH.— COIIR.ESPONDEST.] Waihi, Wednesday. < The following players have been selected to represent the UoidfieJd*' Hockey Asaociatioii -in the mutch with the Thames representatives uext Saturday:—Forwards, Jury (Ka/angahake), Mor- ' gaii, Ulricb, Burnell (Waihi;, Horn (Waikino); ! halves, Young (Kaiungahake), Whitehead (Waihi), Malyon (Waikino); backs, Kenny (W'atkino), Chappeh (Karangahake); goalkeeper, Cotterall (Waikino); emergencies, Mclviniay (back), Douglas and Johnston (forward*). ATHLETICS. AUCKLAND ATHLETIC CLUB SPORTS. - There was an attendance of over 2000 persons at the Auckland Athletic Club sports, which were held on the • Khybev Pass track last evening. In addition to the usual Novice Handicap, a 100 yds Championship race figured on the programme, Day, McLachlan, Weston, Cotes, Nicholson, Tate and Haswell, being the entrants, The championship race furnished a surprise, F. Coles, who hails from Masterton, winning by inches from Day, who was only inches in front of McLachlan. The Novice Handicap resulted in a win lor H. Kneeboiie. The racing, as on previous occasions, was of an interesting character, and reflected great credit on the handicappers, Messrs. W. Riley and F. H. Bui bush. The following are the result* :— 100 YARDS CHAMPIONSHIP. F. Coles . ..... . 1 li. It. Dai • ■-'- . '" y L. C. McLachlan _ "... 3 McLaughlan was first 'off the mark,'but Dav and Coles drew up to him at the 75yus mark, where Coles went to the front and won by inches from Day. who just beat McLachlan for' third place. Time, 10 2-ss. NOVICE HANDICAP, 75 YARDS. H. Kneebone 1 W. .': Warnock '■ ' ... • ... . •,.. ... '.'■ W. Brown ... .". ... ... 3 ; S. Becre was fourth, and I.', Morris fifth.. The runners finished iu a bunch. Time, 7 4-5». 1;