HOCKEY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22957, 12 August 1936, Page 7

HOCKEY

WOMEN’S ASSOCIATION An executive meeting of the Women’s Hockey Association was held on Monday evening, when there were present Miss Hill (in chair), Mrs Nelson, Mrs Sonntag, Misses Adams, Lee, Wilson and Warburton. The secretary of the Primary Schools Sub-committee advised that they would be holding the annual tournament on the Oval to-day, commencing at 1.30. There were 11 entries, and it was therefore decided to divide them into two grades. The cups are to be presented to the winning teams at the close of Play. The Otago Central Association advised that September 12 would be suitable to them for the match with Otago, but it was decided that arrangements should be made to play the match earlier—August 29 being suggested as a suitable date. The West Harbour Club applied for permission to play the Athletic Club (pamaru) on August 15, but it was decided that as this would interfere with the B Grade competition they would have to play this match at a later date.

The North Otago Association advised that they would be prepared to send a senior and junior team to Dunedin on September 5. —It was suggested that the junior team should play the winner of the B Grade here. TEAM TO PLAY SOUTH OTAGO The team to play South Otago at Milton on Saturday is as follows: Goal, D. Brosnan; backs, R. Burt, R, Wilson; halves—A. Mackie, M. Bevvley, A. E. Ellis; forwards—L. M’Neur, H. Johnston, A. Harley, K. Angel, R. Warburton; emergencies, N. Cannon and E. Sonntag. Miss Mackie was appointed captain and Miss Wilson deputy captain. The bus will leave Queen’s Gardens at 1.15. The draw for Saturday is as follows: B 1 Section. —Brighton v. Momona, at Oval No. 3, at 1.30 (Mr Monti); Otago v. Training College, at Oval No. 3 (Mr Monti); West Taieri v. Technical School, at Oval No. 2, at 1.30 (Mr Paulin). B2 Section.—Kings v. Y.W.C.A., at Oval No. 2 (Miss Lee); University v. West Harbour, at Logan Park No. 1 (Mr Wallace); Taieri v. Dunedin, at Mosgiel (Miss Thomson). C Grade.—Technical School v. Otago, at Oval No. 1, at 1.30 (Miss Sturgeon); Kings v. Dunedin, at Logan Park No. 2 (Miss Moi’ton); Momona v. Training College, at Oval No. 1 (Mr Paulin). BOYS’ HOCKEY SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT The following is the draw of the boys’, hockey seven-a-side tournament to be played to-day on the Oval at 2 p.m.:— A Section First Round.—Maori Hill A v. Macandrew Road A, Macandrew Road C v, Kensington B, Forbury B v. Forbury D, Second Round.—Maori Hill A v, Macandrew Road C, Kensington B v. Forbury D, Macandrew Road A v. Forbury B. Third Round.—Maori Hill A v. Kensington B, Macandrew Road A v. Forbury D, Macandrew Road C v. Forbury B. Fourth Round. —Maori Hill A v. Forbury B, Macandrew Road A v. Kensington B, Macandrew Road C v. Forbury D. Fifth Round.—Maori Hill A v. Forbury D, Macandrew Road A v. Macan- • drew Road C, Kensington B. v. Forbury B. B Section First Round.—Forbury A v. Forbury C, Kensington A v. Maori Hill B, Macandrew Road B a bye. Second Round.—Forbury A v. Kensington A, Maori Hill B v. Macandrew Road B, Forbury C a bye. Third Round.—Forbury A v. Maori Hill B, Forbury C v. Macandrew Road B, Kensington A a bye. Fourth Round.—Forbury A v. Macandrow Road B, Forbury C v. Kensington A, Maori Hill B a bye. Fifth Round.—Forbury • C v. Maori Hill B, Kensington A v. Macandrew Road B, Forbury A a bye.

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