ZANOL JUNIOR CUP.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 4

ZANOL JUNIOR CUP.

i AUCKLAND V. CANTERBURY. d - ; ' ' - ,;-..-.■ . • a GAME ENDS FOUR ALL. i- ■<,".:■ - • h _.- . '.---■ ; -■."■'■ :i • - [BY lELEGBAPH.— COBBESPONDENT.] v CHRISTCHCRCH. Saturday. The second' Zanol Cup hockey match, be- ;• tween juniors representing Auckland (chali- lengers), and Canterbury (holders), was '- played at 'Lancaster Park to-day. Soon a after the start, Canterbury worked play into > the. visitors' circle, but a penalty corner « against Auckland brought ao result. A k scoop stroke by Newsham set Auckland 1- going, but Eogers cleared, and transferred 7 to Teague, who passed to Richmond. The 1. latter was enabled to score with a clever t shot: Canterbury, 1: Auckland, 0. Auck1. land Bet off from the bully, and a come bined rush put the visitors in the Lome a circle, where a penalty corner was awarded, >. from which Alexander shot smartly. Hara vey effected a clever save Auckland pushed 7 hard, and Giles equalised the score From a - scramble: Auckland. 1; Canterbury, 1. A ;• promising rush by the home team' was S spoiled by offside, and the visitors aeain 1. assumed the aggressive. A miss by Hore e gave an opening which enabled Auckland to reach the home circle, but Harvey saved. Rogers and Hoskin headed a rush up theright wing. Auckland returned, but offv - side spoilt their forward play, and many ohances of sooring were lost. A solid right wing effort was started bv fioskin, who passed to Richmond. The latter transferred to Teague, who scored with a clever shot: Canterbury, 2; Auckland, 1. Auck--8 land took charge once more, and, after * being stopped by Hore, returned, and. were '• rewarded, Alexander s scoring from a ' scramble from a penalty corner: Auckland, P 2; Canterbury, 2. i- , Opening the second hailf, Auckland ata tacked down the right wing, but Hitchens a intercepted. Hunt got away, but Neal cut '- in for an obstruction. Auckland were a- awarded a penalty corner,, which Riohmond '. cleared cleverlv, and ho and Ter.gue carried '»' play to Auckland's circle. The visitors returned, "but a free hit ' gave relief. Auck'i land were pushing hard, and Hcrvey fisld- • ing badly. A fine centre by Hunt gave '- Alexander a ohance, which he turned to p account: Auokland, 3; Canterbury, 2 A l. combined" rush forced through the home de- ? fence, and Fanthorpe added another goal: '.' Auckland, 4; Canterbury. 2. Canterbury 9 gained possession, and Hahn carried play > rnto the visitors' oircle, but a penalty corI ner was well cleared. The home team was i pressing hard, but Till and Dutton put up a a good defence. Rogers started the home a team moving, and Hahn carried play well r down, transferring to Richmond. The lata ter scored a clever goal: Auckland, A. Canterbury 3. ij Canterbury pushed hard from the bnilv, and,, the team following up well put a Canterbury level with a good shot: Canterbury s .4; Auckland, 4. Auckland - pushed hard, but. with ; only a minute to 1 go, Canterbury returned plav into the Anck- . land circk, yhere play ended. The final a score .wasl'- - - k » ' . ,1 Canterbury -~,,„„ ~4 . ' .: .Auckland »«-.,,, „.;- *„ & - "*■ ■■■-*'■■■~yj-:': :'■ :'.:-y'•{ - ■ 1. '-/'. i '.--A''- *•;•. -.■.'..-..■.•.■■:■ ■■■;■■ :■■'■■:■.■. -.'■'? -^-.- :