HOCKEY
SATURDAY'S MATCHES CHAMPIONSHIP FIXTURES ARRANGEMENT OF THE DRAW The following games will lie played on Saturday under the control of tho Auckland Hockey Association: —- Senior (initio.— Somen alio v. I'nivrrsity, Keniurra No. a.,1 p.m., Messrs. Jl. JlcQinirric and (:. Preston; Failed v. Mount Ktk'ii, I\oimuo rji No. 1, 1.11 ii.m., Mrssr«. 11. K. Ituukiu and 11. Skinner; <irannnar Uld Hoys \. SI. Lukes, Hemuera No. 1, a.O p.m., Messrs. A. Jackson and li. Cai'son. Second Grade A. t'nivcisily v. St. Luke's, lleinner.i No. 1.1.'i |i.ni.. Messrs. K. Houghton ami 11. Donaldson, i; rji in in ii r Old boys v. Soinerville, Kemuera No. I. Ip.m., Messrs. A. Burton iiml W. Ilollay; Papatoctoe v. VM.I .A., Paputoeloe -No. I, p.m., Mr. A. Johnson; Training College v. Aiherti.ilis. Papatoctoe No. ISO p.m., Mr. (i. Wells.
Second tirade Ji. Wesley v. Waitemata, Keinnera No. a, a.,1 p.m., Messrs. 11. Donaldson and J,. S. Taylor; SI. George's v. Mount Ktlen, I'apaloelor No. ;i, -j.ao |i.m., Mr. M. I'.. Mieiicl; Air Miisc v. Fniversity, Walker I'ark No. 1, a.:, p.m., Me.-srs. o. ,1. Cooke iiiul ,1. Mlil/..
, Third tirade A. Fniversily v. Mount ; Albert (irainmar. Walker I'ark No. I. I.IT, ' p.in., Messrs. K. Sonimerville and T. Milling; I Somen ill <• v. Si. Luke's, Walker Park No. 'J, i a..1 pin . Messrs. J. Donaldson ami A. ](. j Keeping. I Third tirade M. Training College v. Alhertinns, Papnloctoe No, 1, '.'.ail p.in., Mr. I''. Knight; I ';ij'iitoeloe v. Tainaki, Heniuera No. a,.") p.in., Messrs. I[. Kankiti and 11. Skinner; Auckland tirammar v. Grammar Uld Hoys, I'apntoetoe No. 'j.ao p.m Mr A Middle. I'ourlh tirade, Knock-out. -Somerville A iv. Auckland <i ra miliar A, Keuiiicra Nr, .| a.l p.m., Mr. A. Barton; Y.M.C.A. v. Mount ! bden, Walker I'ark No. 1.10 p.m., Messrs. i K. M. Fraser and T Walstin; Papatoctoe v. i SI. I.uke's, Paiialoetoc No. < 'j.ao p.m., Mr. I'.. Hay; Mount Albert tirammar v. C'nivcr- | silv, Kemuer.i No. s,, a,.', p rii.. Messrs. W. Ilollay and L. Finer; Somerville v. Wesley, Hemuera No. it, a..", p.m., Messrs. A. Ryan and J. Nicholson; Auckland (iraminar 1) a hye. r iftli tirade. Knock-out. Somerville v. , Mount Alhert tirainmar M. Kemuera No I ! I t", p.m., Mr. W. Koss; Mount Alhert Gram- [ m.ir A v. .Mount Kilen. Kemuera No. I.i.i p.m.. Mr. 11. Hay; Auckland <rainniar A v. I'a |i,i 1 oetoe, Papaloetoe No. 7, 'J.ao p.m., Mr. F. orke; St. Luke's v. Auckland (iraminar B. Kemuera No. I. I -j.ao p.m., Mr. W. Koss; Auckland tirammar (.', a hye. Sixth tirade, Knock-out. Mount Kden v. Mount Alhert liratuinar M, Kemuera No. 7, 1.1.1 p.m., Mr. W. !•'. (iil.h; Y.M.C.A. v. Auckland tirammar A, Kemuera No. 7, l'_>.,'to pin , Mr. O. Merriot; Mount Alhert tirammar A v tilen Kilen, Kemuern No. s. Ig.ai) p.m.. Mr. 11. Hiiy; 11 nwick v. Somerville, Tie in uer ;i No. !i, ]'_'.a|i p.m., Mr. I:. Cochrane; V.W.C.A. 1! v. Si. Lukes, Reniuera N'o. !i, 1.1.i p.m.. Mr. W. Flack; Auckland Grammar B, a hye. ANOTHER EASY WIN INDIANS OUTCLASS FEILDING [liV TEI.KC; It A I'll -I'ItKS.S ASSOCIATION J FKI LDI NO, Wednesday Completely outclassed in every department of (ho game the Feildmg representative hockey team was defeated hy lo goiils to nil hy the louring Indian team at Keilding today. Heavy rain fell all (he morning, making the ground -oil and muddy. This helped lo keep down the score against Keilding. The dazzling stickwork and control of the hall h.v the Indians had Keilding nonplussed. Only the sterling defence of the local goalkeeper, Whileman. prevented many more gnals. The Indians rapidly adapted themselves to the muddy ground, exploiting the push shot to full advantage in passing rushes agaiii"l which the orthodox methods of Keilding were fruitless. I'lay was fast throughout with drizzling rain keeping the ground slippery. There was a large attendance in spile of the rain. COLLF.G lATF. MATC HES The following rollegiate hockey games will he played next Saturday:— Senior Grade.—Kpsom A v. Jvpsom Old Girls, Kpsom Grammar, 'J.ao p.m.. Miss Loudon; Diocesan High School v. Y.W.C.A.. St. Ciithbcrt's College. 'J.ao p.m.. Miss MeNicol; St. Cijthhert's College v. F.psom M., Si. t'uthhert's College, a p.m., Miss MrN ieol. Junior Grade - Y.W.C.A. v. Kpsom I"), Ki'sorn Granimar. 1 .an p.m., Miss Bilkey; Si. Cnllihert's College v. F.psnm B, St. CjithhertV College. J.ao p.m., Miss Scot I - "Noung- Diocesan High School v. Kpsorr* t', St.. Cuthhert's College. 1 .ao p.m.. Miss ScottYoung; Kpsom A. a hye
LADIES' ASSOCIATION Senior Grade.—Mount Kden v. University, Kemuera _ No. .">, a."i p.m.. Misses Cullen and Jefiery; j raining College v. Kiwi, Training College No. I, J..Mi p.m.. Miss Dawson antl Mr. Avery; Clevedon v. Technical Past Students. Kemuera No. l ..in p.m Mrs. Hamlin and Miss Hall; Wesley, a hye. Intermediate Grade. --Fniversity v. Training College H, Training College No. 2, 11.5 p.m.. Misses Smith and Taylor; Technical t'ast Students A v. Training College A. Training College No. 1, a..1 p.m.. Misses Taylor and Dawson; Kiwi v. Technical Past Students B, Kemuera No. <l, a..1 p.m., Mrs. Hamlin; Mount Kden. a hye. .Junior Grade. -Technical Past Students r. Wesley, Training College Xo. 1 ..in p.m.. Miss N'ealis; Fniversity v. Clevedon, Kemuera No. ii, I ..II) p.m., Mrs. Nicholson and Miss Bedford; Training College, a bye.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23101, 28 July 1938, Page 19
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