HOCKEY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21782, 23 April 1934, Page 13

HOCKEY

PRACTICES HELD BY CLUBS With the opening of the seapon fast approaching, members of the hockey clubs in the city and suburban areas arc losing, no opportunity of getting fit and thero were good attendances at the various practices held on Saturday afternoon. Some new talent was tried out in several instances and the 1934 standard should again bo high.

COMPETITION AT HAMILTON [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday Piny in the preliminary round of the local hockey competition resulted as follows: Cambridge,' 6, v. Old Boys, 2; Kaipaki, 5. v. Old Technicals. 0; Colts, 1, v. Hincmoa. 3.

KEREONE BEATS MORRINSVJLLE

[from our own correspondent]

MORRINSVILLE, Saturday

A men's hockey match at Morrinsville today between the Kereono and Morrinsville teams resulted in a. win for the former l>y six goals to two. The score at halflimc was one all.

CAMBRIDGE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE. Sunday The Cambridge Ladies' Hockey Club opened its hockey season yesterday with a seven-a-side tourney at the Leamington Domain. Leamington A. 2. beat Ngaruawahia. 0; Leamington B. 2. beat Ngaruawalna. 0. TAUBANGA ASSOCIATION [from our own correspondent] TAURANGA, Saturday The annual report presented to the annual meeting of tho Tauranga Hockey Association stated that the past season had been a successful one, and the balance-sheet showed a credit balance. A motion of condolence with the relatives of the late Mr. J. A. Jordan was passed in silence. Officers wore elected as follows: —Patron, Mr. W. S. Harris: president. Mr. M. Murphy; vice-presidents, Messrs. K. Connell, P. F. Purcell. H. E. Olding, F. Jordan W. A. Paterson, L. Green; secretary and treasurer. Mr. T. Wylie; executive committee, president, two vice-presidents, a member of the Referees' Association, one member froni each club, and the secretarytreasurer. It was decided that the season be opened on Wednesday week. Meissrs. F. Armer and Arthur Stewart were elected life members in recognition of tlieir services to the association over a lons period.