HOCKEY.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19219, 9 July 1924, Page 4

HOCKEY.

OTAGO LADIKS' ASSOCIATION. The meeting of the Otago Ladies' Hockey Auaocialicn was held in the Umpire Puddings and was a! tended by Mrs Ncison (chair), Misses Campbell, Spittle, White, Ucwar, Lawson, and Hill. The South Canterbury Association advised that its two teams, comprising a trout 30 players, would arrive by the late express on Friday. Misses White, Lawson, and Spittle weid appointed a Reception Committee. Tho secretary reported that the ladies' match was to precede the. men's match on Saturday, tho former commencing at 1.30 on the Caledonian Ground. It was decided that no other matches be aiirnnged for Saturday, bo as to allow all players an opportunity of seeing tho rcpreejmlalivo match. Alias 1). Coghill (cent*- naif) was appointed captain of the Otago team to meet South Canterbury on Saturday. Tho Secretary reported that the first round of the B grade, had finished.—lt waa decided to play another round if time permitted, and that an endeavour bo made to get outstanding matches against College teams played off during week days. This question to be further discussed when days lengthen. iVTiss Dewar (concert secretary) reported that "arrangements were well in hand lor the concert, Air Beniicll having kindly arranged for tlni box idan, programme, etc. Tho Men's Hockey Association had agreed to supply doormen, to save expense, end Mrs Nelson and Miss While, with assistants, agreed to take charge of the sale of sweets in the halL PRIMARY SCHOOL GIRLS’ G A AIKS. The following primary school girls' hockey matches will br played to-day at 2,30 p.iii.:--~i v. Nonna! .15, at Oval; High street A v. Macandrcw Road A, at Oval; St. . v c.,iv. r.?cam ra, at Oval; Alucandrew Road B v. High Street B, at Bathgate The following matches will be played on Saturday at 3.3.') a.m.: , Green Island v. Caverslranr A, at Uvat; Mosgiel v. Bt. Clair B, at MosgioL