HOCKEY

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10883, 25 April 1921, Page 8

HOCKEY

MANY GAMES AT KARORI. RESULTS IN ALL GRADES. The of weather favoured the par. ticdpanta in and the spectators of the many hockey matches played at Karori Park on. Saturday afternoon. The following are the results of the ■ various games:— GIRLS* MATCHES. senior games. Wellington Girls’ College, 4; Audit Teasmy, 0 Ramblers A, 4; University, 0. JUNIOR MATCHES. Wellington Girls’ College, 2; ’Varsity B, 2. Y.W C.A., 2; Training College, I. Audit Treasury, 1; Training College, TTntt Junior A defeated Petone by 3 goals to 1. Wesley B defaulted to Hutt. MEN’S MATCHES. SENIOR GRADE. Wakatu, .11; University, 2. The Uni versity team was outclassed right through, but made a good fight to the end. Miles and Whitehead scored for the losing team, and Stratton (2), D. Hood (3), W. Hood (2), Whittaker (4), and Wilson (1) for Wakatu. Referee, R. J. Lloyd. Ramblers 4 (Smith 2, Heaphy 2); Wellington, 0. Referees, L. H. Norton and H. Hatch. MEN’S SENIOR B. Karori, 4 (Johnson 2. Watchman and Lewer 1); Wesley, 2 (Stokes and Burton). J. C. Cusack, referee. MEN’S JUNIOR A. Huia 3, all scored by Guy; Wakatu, 0. Referee, Mr McKenzie. United 3, all scored by Morris; University, 3 (Morine 2 and Nightingale). G. Emptsotn referee. MEN'S JUNIOR B. Wesley A, 1 (McLean); Karori, 1 (Watters). Referee, Mr Catley. THIRD GRADE; Huia 3 (Casey 2 and Landers); Y.M.C.A., 1 MaJlett). Referee, A. Cox. Karori, 1 (Watchman); Wesley, 0. Referee, F. Spiers. At Hutt recreation ground Hutt seniors met Petone, and the game resulted in a draw, each side securing three goals. For Hutt, R. Lusty (2) and Smith scored, and for Petone goals were secured by. Cavili (2) and L. Webley. Mr Casey controlled the gajne. Played on No. 1 oval at Hutt ground this game resulted in a fairly easy win for United by 6 goals to nil. L. Boyd (3) Emeny (1), Barton (1) and Breed (1) scored for the winning team. Mr N. Judd was the referee. „ Hutt Third "B defeated 'Varsity by 3 goals to 1. Hutt Junior A defeated Petone by t goal to nil. THE GAME IN WAIRARAPA FIRST SATURDAY MATCHES. By Telegraph. — Special to "Times.” MASTERTON, April 23. The Wairarapa Hockey Association championship competitions, the first under the Saturday half-holiday, commenced this afternoon. At Masterton the Excelsor and P. and T. seniors met, and a fairly good game for so early in the season resulted. Paly was of an even nature. There. .was no score in the first spell, through the P. and T. team lost two easy chances cf scoring through over-eagerness, combined with lack of power to bring their attack to' a successful conclusion. In the second spell there were good rallies on both sides, and towards the close of the game, from a good piece of play Thompson scored for Excelsior. The game thus ended in a win for Excelsior by one goal to nil.