FOURTEEN GOALS SCORED

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22421, 18 May 1936, Page 15

FOURTEEN GOALS SCORED

Fining college outclassed toVa 07er 'yhehninc iriarsin of 14 gonls jfge i'n ,1 merv '"e outclassed Trnininfr Co! thoiioiT -n - ? !U 'y match at Rermiera. Aliunii.r ,| ln ' n ff' College included a few lor jtn U ayers : this could hardly account •eninr which was well below *ill6 fn«? j •• Time after time the Somerards riddled the defence and went

straight through to the coal. When the Training College backs did manage to effect a clearance, the ball seldom travelled past the halfway mark l>efote it was regained bv Somerville and sent down to the circle. Training College raids into Scsmerville territory were generally of an individual nature, and were beaten off with little difficulty. In the first half goals wero scored by Pickup (4). Cochrane ('2) and Braithwaite (2). In the second spell Braithwaite secured (3). Cochrane (2) and VVellbourne (1). Somerville pressed hard in the early part of the game, but toward the latter stages indifferent snooting in the circlo prevented an even larger score. Messrs. E. Hewitt and H. "Williams were umpires. LOWER GRADE RESULTS Second Grade.—St. Luke's. 4. Waitemata. 3; Y M.C.A. 2. Air Base. 0; Mount Eden won from Training College by default: Grammar, 5, Somßrville. 2: Albertiana. 2. Papatoetoe. 2. Third Grade.—St. Luke's. 2. University. 0; Y.M.C A., 12. Grammar Old Boys, 1: Papatoetoe. 6. Albertians. 2: Somerville. 2. Auckland Grammar, 1 Fourth Grade.—St Luke's. 4. Somerville. 2; Grammar won from Mount Albert Grammar by default; Papatoetoe. 2, University 2: Wesley, 4. Waitemata 3,. LADIES' ASSOCIATION Senior A Grade.—Kiwi A, 9, St- David's. 1; Mount. Eden. 5, Wesley. 1. Senior B Grade.—Clevedon, 14, University B, 0: Technical Past Scholars, 2. University A, 0. Intermediate Grade.—Mount Eden, 7. Wesley. 1; Technical Past Scholars A. 1. Papakura, 0; Technical Past Scholars B. 4. Y.W.C.A., 0. MATCHES IN THE PROVINCE [from herald correspondents] Thames.—Matches in the Thames Hockey Association's competition were played on the Haurnki Plains. At Kopuarahi. Kopuarani, 4, defeated Hovers (Thames), 3. At lverepeehi the home team inflicted defeat upon Wanderers (Thames) by 7 goals to 1. The Indies' game was also played at Kopuarahi, the local team defeating Thames by 3 goals to 1. Franklin.—Avery Cup (women): Buckland, 5, Bombay, 0; Whiriwhiri United won by default from Tuakau. Guest Shield (men): Kohekohe, 5, Glenbrook B, 0; Glenbrook A, Q, Waiuku, 0. MOrrinsville.—Playing under the Piako Association at Morrinsville the men's home team defeated Kereone by 8 goals to 1. Hamilton The Waikato Hockey Association's competitions were continued in fine weather. The results were:—Colts, 4, Cambridge, 1; Kaipaki, 3, Old Boys, 2. Juniors: Old Technicals, 6, Kaipaki, 1: Hinemoa, I'. Old Boys, 1. Ladies: Oddfellows, 1, Technical Old. Girls B. 1; Nurses, 1, Leamington, 0; Technical Old Girls A, 2, Horotiu, 1.