HOCKEY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22328, 31 July 1934, Page 16

HOCKEY

PRIMARY SCHOOLBOYS' MATCHES. The following is the draw for the primary schoolboys' matches to be played to-morrow at 3 p.m.:— A Grade.—Maori Hill v. Kensington, at Oval No. 2 (Mr A, K. Smith); Forbury v. Caversham, at Tonga Park No. I (Mr L. Brdwn). B Grade.—Forbury I v. Forbury 11, at Tonga Park No. 2 (Mr. Kilpatrick); Kensington v. Union street I, at Oval No. 3 (Mr L. Sew Hoy); Union street II v. Caversham, at Oval No. 1 (Mr S. M'Gregor). MANIOTOTO SUB-ASSOCIATION The selectors for the Man iototo Ladies' ; Hockey Sub-association .have chosen the following 14 players, from whom the final selection will be made after the ■ matches on August 4, to play against i the Tuapeka Comity on August 11:—E. George (Naseby; F. Scott (Ranfurly); ' T. Jones, E. Jones (Waipiata) ; J. Harley; D. Johnston, M. M'Gregor, J. Shaw (Dunstan Creek) ; M. Helm (GimtneiS burn); F. C. Becker. J. M. Nicolson, A. C. Nicolson, M. Becker (Oturehua) ; 15. Duncan (Wedderburn). MEN'S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The weekly meeting >of the Otago Hockey Association Executive Committee was held last evening in the Y.M.C.A. There were present Mr Payton (in the chair), and Messrs Warrington, Brow:). Twose, Pickup, Dcnsern, Dey, Cailou, Allen, M'Quecu aud H. Sew Hoy (secretary). A protest was received from the Caversham Club, allegiug that C. Whitburn, an Albany player, while refereeing the match Caversham v. Albany, offered advice to members of the latter team, and generally conducted the game unfairly. A letter was also received from Whitburn, who denied the allegations of the Caversham team. and. declared that be had had occasion to warn the Caversham team for appealing against his decisions.—lt was decided that Mr Whitburn was thoroughly capable of refereeing a junior match, and that his explanation be accepted. •' The selection of the following Otago team for its match oh August 4 was. approved:—Pickup, Wadham, Whitburn, Gurr, Ward, Butler (captain), Botting, Itcnniek, L. Silver, Gray and Dey; emergencies—Allen, Walton and Kerr. The question of referees not attending at their proper matches was unfavourably commented upon by Mr M'Queer., who pointed out that protests such ns had been received from Caversham were inevitable if spectators offered their services and were accepted. It was decided to ask the Southland Association to provide a limited number, of billets for the teams on August If*. The Canterbury request for billets .was referred to a sub-committee composed of Messrs Gallon, Densem," M'Qucen, Alien and Brown. Arrangements for ..the •*!- terta'inment of visiting teams were finalised. 1 ' . - / Mr Brebner was appointed as line umpire for next Saturday's representative match. . The Match Committee advised that in the Second Grade Technical College Old Boys B had 18 cup. points and University C 16. —It was decided that these two teams play ioff next Saturday. It was also decided to close the senior cornpetition, and to declare Technical College Old Boys the winners of the Gilray Cup.- ■ '.;'■' //: • SATURDAY'S DRAW The following is the draw for Saturday:— First Grade.—Otago v. North Otago, at Tonga Park No. 2, at 3 p.m. (Messrs C. Sew Hoy and North Otago referee). Second Grade.—University By. Caversham. at Oval No. 1. at 2.45 p.m. (Or Monheiner and Mr W; Gibson) ;-University C v. Technical Old Boys B, at Qj/'iV No. 2, at 2.45 p.m. (Mr A. Wheatley and University referee) ; Technical Old Boys C v. High School Old Boys' Colts, at Tonga Park No. 1, at 2.45 p.m. (Mr E. Densem) ; Albany v. High School, at Oval No. 3, at 2.45 p.m. (Mr A. Chapman).

Third Grade.—High School D v. Technical B, at Oval No. 1, at 1.30 p.m. (Mr A. Sew Hoy); Primary Schools v. High School C, at Oval No. 2. at 1.30 p.m. (Mr W. Warrington); High School B v. Technical A. at Oval No. 3, at 1.30 p.m. (Mr K. Brown); High School E v. Technical C, at Tonga.. Park No. 1, at 1.30 p.m. (Mr 11. Bond).