HOCKEY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20950, 13 August 1931, Page 14

HOCKEY.

MATCH AGAINST WAIKATO. AUCKLAND SIDE SELECTED. TEAMS TO VISIT WHANGAREI. Mr. W. Newsham, sole selector for the Auckland Hockey Association, has announced the following team to represent Auckland in the return match with Waikato to be played at Remuera on Saturday next, at 3 p.m.:—Goal. H. Vail (Mount Eden); fullbacks, B. Williams (St. Luke's). W. Gardner (Somerville); halfbacks. G. Cole (Somerville), S.' Robertson, T. Clark (St. Luke's); forwards, L. Monteith. D. Reid, P. Anthony (North Shore), E. Watts C. Watts (Somerville). Emergencies: Back. C. Radcliile (University); forward, F. Wellbourne (Mount Eden). Four changes have been made in the team which visited Hamilton last month and was beaten by 3 goals to 1. Two Auckland hockey teams will visit Whangarei on Saturday next. The senior team will play Whangarei A, and the junior team will meet AVhangarei B as a curtainraiser. Mr. Arthur Playle, chairman of the Auckland Hockey Association executive, will accompany the team as manager. The senior team fe as follows: —Goalkeeper, Ml Wattam (St. Luke's.); fullbacks, C. Smith, C. Stainton (Somerville): halfbacks D. Gurr, P. Glanvitle, captain (Somerville), W. Ahlers (Wesley); forwards. G. McNab (Somerville), W. Hayson. Cr. ourman (Wesley), J Torbet. W. Grace (fat. Luke's). „ „ r The junior team is:—Goalkeeper. W. Speedy (Wesley); fullbacks, D.. Jewish (Somerville). M. Vipond, captain 'St. Luke's); halfbacks. H. Eraser. F. rj'air (University), B. Knight (Training College! ; forwards, A. Shepperd, .T. Crozier. M. Cooper (Training College). N. Corin. (ot Luke'a). J. Kid (Wesley). FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. Representative Match.—Waikato v. Auckland, Remuera No. 1. 3.5 p_m., rofeiee to be appointed. _ Junior Representative Match.—Waikato v. Auckland third grade representatives, hemuera No. 1, 1.50 . p.m.. referee to be apXjointed. , ~ ~ , . Special Match.—Hamilton High School Old Boys v. Auckland Grammar Old Boys. Remuera No. 3. 1.50 p.m., Messrs. G. Peace an prnctico* Mjitch.—Wesley Club, Remuera No. G, 3.5 p.m. LADIES' MATCHES. Senior G?ade.—Clevedon v Kiwi. No. 0. 1.50 P.m., Mr. R. C. Avery: Wesley v Somerville, No. 5 1.50 p.m., Mr. F. Jsicholson; Y.W.C.A. v. Papatoetoe, >io. 4. 1.50 p.m.. Mr A Biddle. Mount Eden, a bye. ' intermediate Grade.—Ngataririga v. Ngaro. No. 8. 1.50 p.m., Mr. C. C. Preston: 1 apakura v. Technical, No. 9, 1.50 p.m., Mr. Li. Spooner; Wesley, a bye. Junior Grade.—Mount Eden v. Technical. No. 4, 3.5 p.m., Mr. RC Avery; Kiwiiv Wesley A, Kiwi wins by default, but will plnv \Vesley intermediate, No. 5. 3.0 p-™--Miss M. Clark: Y.W.C.A v. Clevedon. No 0 150 p.m., Mr. H. McQuarne; Manurewa v. Wesley B, No. 7. 1.50 p.m.. Mr. P. T Representative Elimination Trials^-City A v. City B, No. 2, 3.5 p.m., Mr. A. Rivers. COLLEGIATE SECTION. Senior Grade.-Epsom Girls' Granunar School A v. Diocesan High School. St. Cuthberfs No. 1. 1.30 pm Mr. H E. Rankin: St. Cuthberts Old Girls v Training College B. St. Cuthbert s I«o 1. 2.30 pm Mr. H. E. Rankm: Lniversity v. Tat. Cuthberfs College. St Cuthberts No. 1. tat) in Mr. 11. K Jv£iGxcin. _, Junior "Grade.— Training College A v. Diocesan High School. St. <C ut^er^,,? b ° er rs 3.30 p.m., Mr. F. Clark: St. College v. Epsom Grammar B, St. Cuthberfs No. 2. 2.30 P.m Mr. F Clark. Epsom Grammar A v. University St. Cuthbert's No. 2. 3.30 p.m.. Mr. F. Clark. LADIES' ASSOCIATION. REPRESENTATIVE TRIAL GAMES. At the request, of the selectors, the executive of the Auckland Ladies' Hockey Association at its last meeting decided to arrange the ordinary fixtures so as to permit of representative trial matches being played for the "next two Saturdays. A match will be arranged for the country provincial representative team competing in the New Zealand tourney with an Auckland eleven on August 28. . . .' The Wesley Club was given permission to merge its junior teams into one. An application for a visit from an Auckland representative team was received from the Pneroa Association. It was decided to reply that the matter could, pot be Riven consideration until the New Zealand tourney had been completed. It was resolved that entrance fees for' the New Zealand tourney should be one shi ling for adults and sixpence for school children. TAURANGA BEATS TE PUKE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TAURANGA. Wednesday. A hockev match, played between Tauranga and To Puke men's teams, was won by Tauranga by eight goals to two. Te Puke Indies defeated Tauranga ladies by two goals to one