HOCKEY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21277, 2 September 1932, Page 9

HOCKEY

FINAL ROUND FOR SHIELD The final round of the Devonport {Shield hockey competition will bo played 'at Kemuera to-morrow afternoon. One of tlio closest and raos.t interesting games of the series should take place at 3.5 p.m. between St. Luke's and University, which, with four championship points-each, arc in the lead. At 1.50 p.m., Somerville, .which won the Davis Cup this year, will meet Mount Eden; North Shore has n bye. Lower grade and ladies' association games will also bo played. In the third grade men's competition Pttpatoetoo will win by default from Wesley Following airo the teams: — SOMERVILLE Senior Grade.—H. Vail, R. Moore, C. Smith, P. Glanville, L. Hedges, D. Gurr. L. Smytheman, D. Maxwell, E. Watts;- 0. Watts, F. Wellborne.

LADIES' TOURNAMENT MATCHES IN DUNEDIN [BY TELEGRAPH-—TRESS ASSOCIATION] DTJNEDIN, Thursday Tho Dominion ladies' hockey tournament was continued to day. Central Otago created a surprise by drawing with Marlborough and thus giving Otago A a chance to win tlie "K" Cup. Otago A and Marlborough are now level in tho A section and will play off tomorrow. Eastern A has maintained its lead in the B' section, and. this team will have to play off with the winner, of the A section in the final on Saturday, unless it happens that it is defeated by Southland B and Canterbury has a win, in which case Canterbury and Eastern A will have to play off for the final of the B section. Results:— A section.—Central Otago, 1, Marlborough, 1; Eastern B, 1, Wellington, 1; Otago A, 3, Southland A, 0. B Section.—West Coast,A, 0, West Coast B. 0: Canterbury. 4, Otagd B, 3; Eastern B, 4, South Conterbury, 1.