HOCKEY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22956, 11 August 1936, Page 11

HOCKEY

OTAGO ASSOCIATION A meeting of the executive of the Otago Hockey Association was held last night. Mr B. Felton occupied the chair and there were also present Messrs H. W Tyrrell, A. Roberts, E. W. Densem, J. S. Ainger, R. T. M'Elvey, A. C. Barnes, A. Hanna and J. P. Northey. The South L id Association wrote accepting August 29 as the date for the senior and junior representative matches at Dunedin, and September 12 as the date.for the return games at Invercargill.—Received. The following team to play North Otago at Oamaru on Saturday was approved:—G. S. Botting (University), E. S Hobson (University), R. T. M'Elvey (Training College), L. Edgington (HS.O.BJ, O. B. Dey (Albany, captain), C. Galland (T.C.0.8.). D. Ward (Albany). E. W. Densem (Albany), R. Kerr (T.C.0.8.), W. Boocock (Albany), L R. Hercus (University). Reserves— J. S. Ainger (Albany). L. Gurr (H 50.8.), K. Wadham (University). The following Second Grade Otago team was approved:—Goal Carr (Otago Boys' High School): full-backs, K Hay, Gash (University): halves— Galland (Albany), Sanderson (High School Old Boys), BedforH (Albany): forwards—Henderson (Otago Boys High School), Mong (Albany). Aldred (Otago Boys' High School). A. Sew Hoy (Technical Old Boys), Stewart (Albany) ; emergencies—Cuthbert. Archer. Wellington. . t . ... ~ Arrangements in connection with the visit to North Otago were completed and it was reported that the teams would leave by bus from the Queen's Gardens at 11 a.m., returning to Dunedin the same night. Mr D. T. Woodfield was appointed manager. It was reported that so far no date had been agreed upon for the match with Canterbury.

High School Old Boys A were granted permission to play High School Old Boys Collegiate on Saturday. The following is the Third Grade draw for Saturday:—Primary Schools v. Technical College B, High School B v. High School C. Technical College A a bye. BOYS' HOCKEY The sixth annual boys' hockey scven-a-side tournament will be held on the Oval on Wednesday. August 12, commencing at 2 o'clock sharp. The following entries have been received:— Kensington (2), Forbury (4), Maori Hill (2), Macandrew Road (3). The draw will be announced in to-morrow morning's paper. Any senior or junior players able to referee or assist in the boys' seven-a-side on Wednesday afternoon arc asked to be present at the Oval east pavilion at 2 p.m. Finals will be played at about 3.45 p.m.

" The Unknown Understood" was the subject on which the Rev. Gertrude Brooks spoke at the Greater World Spiritualistic Mission. Latent within man, she said, were all the attributes of divinity. There was no virtue he could not evolve; there was no degradation from which he could not rise; and there were no bonds he could not break. " Man, Know Thyself " meant something very profound. It meant that law, divine law, must be understood. Man was a spiritual being. Around him were the glorious possibilities of all he desired to be and to understand.