HOCKEY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 12 August 1929, Page 13

HOCKEY.

FRANKLIN COMPETITIONS.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WAIUKU. Saturday.

To Toro won tho knock-out competition for ladies' teams conducted by the Franklin Hockey Association. To loro bent Buckland by two goals to one in the final, which was played at Waiuitu to-day, and thus becomes tho winner of the Smith rosebowt. The junior men's shcld was won by Glcnbrook, which defeated Wesley. College in tho final bv 6 goal., to 3. 'Una gamo was also played at Waiuku to-day. The association's season has now ended. MATCHES AT HAMILTON. [BY TELEGRAM. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Sunday. Hockey matches at Hamilton yesterday resulted:—Ladies: Huip. 2, v Kaipaki. 1. Mon (juniors): Y.M.C.A.. 3, v. High School, 2; Ngahiuepouri, 7, v. Baptists, 0. MAT A MAT A V. TE AROHA. [BY TELEGRAPH,—-OWN COB RESPONDENT.] MATAMATA. Sunday. In tho Piako men's senior hockey competition yesterday. Matnraata. dofeated To Aroha by 3 goals to 1. For Matamata Price, Vincent and Sutherland ucorcd, while Mills scored for To Aroha. TE AROHA LADIES' VICTORY. [PY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TE AROHA. Sunday. The To Aroha ladies' hockey team played Putaruru at Matamata yesteiday' and won the final round for the shield by 2 goals to 1. Scorers for Te Aroha were Misses H. Blackmore and B. Manning, and for Putaruru Miss Darrcll scored. WELLINGTON V. WAIRAEAPA. [BY TELEGRAPH. —rKESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, Sunday. The Wellington-Wairarapa. representative hockey game was played on a heavy ground ut. the Basin Reserve yesterday. Mainly owing to defensive work .by boll* sides there was no score, at half-time. The Wellington forwards did not combine well, but the visiting vanguard made a irood showing. In the second spell Wellington was definitely superior. and in tho final stages put on three goals in quick succession. Judd, HOare. and Ferguson were the scorers. The game ended: Wellington, 3; Wairarapa, 0. .MATCHES ELSEWHERE. [BY TELEGRAPH.- —PRESS ASSOCIATION. ] Wellington.—Wellington, 3, Wairarapa, 0. The Chipson Cup war won by Wellington.