HOCKEY.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14924, 29 August 1910, Page 3

HOCKEY.

LADIES' TOURNAMENT. (Pbr United' I'nißs Assocutioh.) j WELLINGTON, August 28. < The following players are going to the < Nelson ladies' championship hockey I'ourna- i "lent us Wellington A:—Misses Flaws, I Moore. K. Fleet, D. Tinnev, L. MTntosh, •11. Smith, 1.. Xl'Killnr, 11. Snindale, H. " Hhii'mam!. Killing. IC. M'lntosh, Lepper, ' Male, and Scrimshaw. Wellington will also ' be represented at the tourney by B Team. : OTACiO v. CANTERBURY LADIES, < A DRAWN GAME. 'j (Pia UsiTr.n L'biss Assocutioh.) C'HUISTCIIURCII, August 27. Tin conditions on th-3 polo ground ,th : s afternoon for the game between the reprarantative ladies' hookey teun-g of Can- i torbury and Otaga were uninviting. The . play was mainly a scramble in tho inud, and Iho drawn game that resulted was : really no indication of the relative nreritr, of tho teams. Otai<o' showed fair conibinai tion, and -Miss Fisher, theii centre forward, stood out as the lx>,;l individual player on the ground. Miss Brown scored ■ for Otago from a scramble in the circle, and than the Canterbury forward, swept down ; t,ho field, and Miss Alley scored from a nioo 'pas/ The sacond spell was characterised l by fast play and hard hitting, but, thcro ■ was no furthc.r score. The game resulted in a draw—l goal oach. ' WELLINGTON v. AUCKLAND. (Pir United Paiss Asmcmioh.j , ' WELLINGTON, August 28. The following will represent Wellington ; in a hockpy match against Auckland on September 10Goalkeoper, W. G. Mor- » peth; full backs—C. Hickson and 11. Harty; halves—L. Christie, C. Campbell, and R. i Thompson; forwards—G. Davies, D. Smith, G. Strack, C. Struck E. Loader. i LOCAL MATCHES. The match between St. Martin's and 1 Otago was won by the former by 4 qoils to 3. This is the firct occasion on Which Otago have been beaten this season. The poifn t:ons of the three leading teams in tho junior competition aro ns follow:—St. Martin's, 18 points; Otago, 17 jx>ints; Gym- [ naslio A, 17 points. As each team lias siill one match to play the final issue is still uncertain. e City defeated Gymnastic Bby 6 goals to 3. Gymnastic played three men short. LADIES' MATCHES. ; _ A'Gride. 8 University beat Momona, who were two players short, by 8 goals to nil. ■ The match Otago v. Ravcnsfcourne was drawn, each team scoring two goals. ri B Grade. University defeated Waiata by 5 goals to ml. rs , Hi ?\ h School' beat Moraington by 3 soals to nd. ■, Alb.on beat St. Joseph's by 1 iroal to 3 - ml. )r The match Braemav v. Rabcnsbnuvno ended ill a, draw, each side scoring 3 goals, hby defaulT° UrCti win - againsfc Hilda's 4- ii id :