HOCKEY

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10689, 8 September 1920, Page 8

HOCKEY

-iNTEE-iSLAND-.MATCH.,. TEAM TO. EiBiPBBSENT, THE NORTH.. The following, team has been, selccced to represent North Island in theinterjr island matcb at the Bis'n ?^ v \"i "jV Saturday:-Goal, B. Cooper (Auckland); right fvilUback.-B." England (Auckland); left' full-hack, 0:"K. Perrin <Mannwatu); right half, C. Mattin tre half. C. V.' Johns (Auokland)', 'eft half. &. '■ OfftG-negor i(Wellington): firwards : . risrht wing, N.. B. .Tacobsen (Hawke's . Bay), inside, right, A. ander (Auckland), bully, L. H, Grice (Auckland), inside left.. L. ''Wellington), left wing, S. "Land (Hawkes Bay). ', ';'. ..''..' LADIES' HOCKEY. . .TOWN r. COUNTRT. The follo.winj; toarr.s, have been selected to play curtAin-raiser at the Basin Kesf.rve on Saturday, September 11th, at 1.30 p.m.:— •.'•' Countrv—Mis-es Palmer (Hutt), M Wilson (St. Augtistino's), ; Wilson (St. Augus<ino'is),-Pavids6n (Hutt), E. Wilson; (Si Augustine's). Sundgren (Hutt), Anstis (Hntt), Hanson (Hutt), Baumber (Huttj x Jollands (St. Augustine's), McCrea (Hutt;. Town.—Missos ; Ferguton (Cent.ios>, O'Donnell' (Centics),; Henry (Miromar), Svkes (Centics), P. Brown CMiramary, Monk-s (Centics), -Kahaini (Centics), Harrison (Miranim). MoLean . (Centics;, llrunette (Centics), Lawn (Audit;. LAbIES 1 CHAMPIONSHIP. THE GISBORNB TOTJENAMENT. PEB PRESS AfSOCIATIOM. ■ GISBOBNE, September 7. , The third day of the Poverty .Bay ladies', hockey .'championship ■ was held in fine weathor And in thor presence of a large attendance. ..-• ■•::■'■ In the A section Canterbury beat Wellington, by six goals to nil. Tho game was a" hard-contested one, and'.'at tho end of the first speli there wae no "score on either side "':. For' the vhrst hilt oi the second spell play was again even and the .mutch "looked, .ike a draw. Then Cathrbory scored..a .soal, and, shortly after, netted three goals in four minutes. vvte-Uimgiton'is ,dofenoe collapsed, and. shortly before", time another goal was added.' ' The scorers wer-e Miss Bitchie (3), and Miss Johnsor. (3). » Poverty Bay A beat Hawke's* Bay by thren goals to nil. Hawko's Bay surprised the spectators by "their remarkuble. display, and the. game >was well on in the second'spoil before "the first goal was netted. The scorers "ore Mi«es A. Hei,. Pearca and Hill." ~..■"-1' In'section B, Poverty, Bay B beat Wanganui by ' two ■ to one. The game' was' interestinp, both" sides show, ing flashes of brilliant (lay, and tjis score faithfully represents rfhe difference in the two .teams." Miss Gblding scorea both goals for -the winners, and Miss Perrett scored for the lowrs. v Attekland beat Wairarapa" by sic goals to niL. The • game • was"- raJther onesided, b-utWairarapa/nut np an excellent defence. The AucMand scorers were Misses Tanner (2), MoMichen, Crsrwford, H*rhlm ««nd Lamb.