SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19550, 5 August 1925, Page 8

SPORTS AND PASTIMES.

HOCKEY. WELLINGTON DEFEATS OTAGO. (Pen United JPkess Association.) WELLINGTON, August 4. The hockey tourney was continued to-day in good weather. Results: Wellington A 4, Otago 1; Canterbury 6, Wellington B 3. LADIES’ ASSOCIATION. The weekly meeting of the executive of the Otago Ladies’ Hockey Association was held on Monday evening, when there were present: Mrs R. Hudson (in the chair), Mrs G. A. Nelson, Misses White, Adams, Turner, Anderson, Burton, and Hill. A letter was received from the secretary of the New Zealand Ladies’ Hockey Association advising that a special meeting of the council was to be held in Wellington od August 10, the main business being to consider the allocation of the dominion tournament. In order to raise funds the executive decided to hold a dance about August 19, details to be arranged at the next meeting. Tiie following is the draw for Saturday’s matches: A Grade.—Training College 1 v. Otago, on Oval No 1, at 1.30 p.m. (Mr .7. Martyn); Training College 3 v. University, on Oval No. 1 (Mr R. S'. Wallace); Momona, a bye. B Grade (First Section).—Technical Old Girls 1 v. Technical Old Girls 2, at Domain (Momona referee); Training College 1 v. Ravensbourne, at Ravensbourne (Mr IX Miller); Triangle 1 v. Otago 1, on. Oval No. 2, at 1.30 p.m. (Mr J. Long); Kaikorai, a bye. B Grade (Second Section).—Taicri v. University, on Oval No. 2 (Mr J. A. Robinson); Technical Old Girls 3 v. Otago 2, on Oval No. 3 (Mr C. Henly); Triangle 2 v. Waiata, on Jubilee No. 2 (Miss M. Holmes). PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ BOYS’ GAMES. The following matches in the primary schoolboys' hockey competition will be played on the Oval to-day;—Normal A v. North-East Valley (Mr Fleet); Albany A v. Fortuity (Mr Forrester); Caversham v. Normal B (Mr Hubbard). PRIMARY SCHOOLS' GIRLS’ GAMES. The following are the schools’ hockey fixtures for this week: Wednesday. A Grade.—Macaiidrcw Road v. St. Clair, at Bathgate Park; High Street v. Normal, at Oval. B Grade.—High Street v. Caversham, at Oval. * Saturday. A Grade.—Mosgiel v. Caversham, at Mosgiel. B Grade.—Macamlrew Road v. St. Clair, at Bathgate Park. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The following is the draw for Saturday: First Grade (A Division).—Seacliff v. Old Boys, at Culling Park (Mr W. P. Smith); Northern v. Kaitangata, at Kaitanga/ta (Mi Richardson). , First Grade (B Division).—Technical Old Boys v. Mornington, at Oval No. 8 (Mr Mann); Maori Hill v. Mosgiel, at Clear (Mr Preston); Southern, a bye. Second Grade.—Old Hoys B v. Y.M.C.A., at Oval No 2 (Mr H. Bunn); Ravensbourne v. Morningtrn, tt Ravensbourne (Mr M’Lennan); Old Boys A v. Southern, at Culling Park (Mr F. G. Smith); Technical Old Boys v. Maori Hill, at Oval No. 1 (Mr Sudden); Northern, a bye. Third Grade.—Ravensbourne v. Maori Hill, at Ravensbourne (Mr Wilson); Post and Telegraph v. Old Boys, at Oval No. 2 (Mr Sudden); Mosgiel v. Mornington, at Mornington (Mr Stanaway); Northern Av. Northern B, at Gardens (Mr Anderson); Pride of Leith v. Technical Old Boys, at Clear (Mr Newell); Y.M.CJV. a bye. Fourth Grade.— Technical Old Boys v. Southern, at Oval No. 1 (Mr Simmonds); Northern A v. Maori Hill, at Gardens (Mr Macklc); Port Convent v. High School A, at Littlcbourne (Mr Davidson); Northern B Ravensbourne, at Gardens (Mr Hackle); High School B v Old Boys, at Littlebourne (Mr Davidson); Mornington v. Y.M.C.A., at Montecillo (Mr C. G. Smith). Fifth Grade.—High School A v. Y.M.C.A. Rovers, at Robin Hood (Mr Eggars); Eavensbourne v. Technical College A. at Oval No. 3 (Mr James); High School B v. Mornington, at Mornington (Mr Stanaway); Port Convent v. Y.M.C.A. Swifts, at Robin Hood (Mr Eggars); Normal v. Technical College B, at Oval No. 1 (to arrange); High School C, a bye. RUGBY LEAGUE. MATCH AGAINST NEW SOUTH WALES. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, August 4. . (Received August 4, at 11.5 p.m.) A further match has been arranged between New South Wales and the New Zealand League team. It will be played on August 15. GOLF IN AUSTRALIA, Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, August 4. The Australian Medal Competition was won by T. E. Howard with a score of 142.