BASKETBALL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23400, 17 July 1939, Page 17

BASKETBALL

AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION • MATCHES PLAYED ON SATURDAY \ further series of the Auckland Basketball Association's championship matches was ~laved at the Windmill Road courts on Saturday afternoon. Following were the reSU Senior A Grade.—Killarua, 11, St. Peter's, «• University Blues, 15. Seddon, 8; .Surrey Hills 10, Training College B, (3: Unnorsity Whites, 0, Rovers, 6. V wr a v> Senior Reserve Grade.-—l.\> C.A., i-, A"R C (?• Arahl, 10, Manukau Rovers, KiUarua 7, J.C.L., 4:' City Rovers, 18, Trainin Senior 6 B* Grade.-Hellabv's. 30, Balmoral, •*. Gleaner's, 15, Glen Eden, 6; St. Benedict's. 8. Training College, A, 2: Edendale, 8, Atwater's, 3; Arahi-nui, 8, St. I eter s, 3; College B, ?, Arahi-toa, S._ Second A Grade.—Technical, 1<». *.U.C.A., 4J" 'IZM, !•). University. 3; Pacific, 0, Arahi, 5; Smith and Smith, 12, J; KiUarua, J 'Second fiC ß ß Grade.— I Technical, 7, Edendale, 2; Flamingo, 4, Seddon, 3;I acme, 13, Span, !); Hugh u right s, M, 1/M, 0; Aotea, 1!), Shamrock, 5. „ , . ~, Intermediate Grade.—V.M.C.A. A, .1 —. Grammar, 8; Clark and Matheson, 12. Kiwi, I.V IZM 12. Glen Eden, 4; Cambridge, 0, Training College, 5; North Memorial, 11, Ar Thi'rd"A Grade. —Y.WC.A. A, 8, Arahi, 5; Berlei. 12, Wyndham Rovers, 3; VVestmcre, 22. United Clothing. 1: Osborne's, 10, Robinson Brothers. 11; _IZM. 7, Y.W.C.A. B, 0. Third B Grade. —Wcstinere, 11, Arahi-nui, •1; Tamaki A, !>. Y.WC.A. B, r>; Tamaki B, H Farmers' Trading, I; Reid Rubber, «, Myrl, 3: Y.W.C.A A,. 1-', IZM B. 1. Fourth Grade. —University, 0, \.\Y.G.A.., 7; Y.W.C.A. B. 0. Y.W.C.A. A. 3; A.K.L., 5, Arahi, 3; Tamaki, It, Papatoetoe, 9; Ellerslie, -1, Seddon, J.

EDENDALE BEATS WAIKATO The Waikato representative basketball team was defeated by Edendale on Saturday afternoon by 10 goals to 13. A largo attendance witnessed a fast and open game. At half-time Edendale was leading by 10 goals to S. In spite of the difference in scores tho teams were evenly matched. The main factor In Edendale s win was the excellent form shown by the .New Zealand representative Miss M. Tangye. Playing opposite Miss Tangye was Miss L. Benton, a former Auckland representative. Misses D, Clements, M. Boyes and M. Pollard played well for Waikato, Miss Clements in particular producing good form. CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION Results of the Catholic Basketball Association matches played on Saturday were as folloT Grade. —Balmoral. 23, Mount Albert, Hi; Ponsonby No. I, 23, St. Mary's, 0; Oratia, 10, Rcinuera, 7; Ponsonby .No. 2, 18. Silver Fern, 0; Good Shepherd, 27, kia J °B Grade. —Rcinuera, 1, Mount Albert, 0; Otahuini, 17, Good Shepherd, 7; Onehunga, 10, Panmure, 0; St. Benedict's, 12, St. Benedict's White, 5; Otaliuhu, 17, Ponsonby, :i; Panmure, 17. Good Shepherd, »; Trinity Street, 21, Point Chevalier, 28.