BASKETBALL
P.B. COMPETITION DRAW FOR NEXT GAMES Last Saturday play in the Poverty Ray Basketball" Association’s competitions was postponed on account of unfavorable weather conditions. The next, series of games are as follow : First Section.-—H.S.O.G. A 2 v. Harriers. No. 2 court, at .2.45 p.m. referee Mr R. Anderson; High School A v. H.S.O.G. A 1, No. 1 court, at 2 p.in., referee Miss C. Meade: Tuis v. Marathons, No. 1 court, at 3.30 p.m., referee, Mrs C. Williamson ; Marist v. St. Mary’s S.S. A, No. 1 court, at 2.45 p.m., referee Miss I*. Beale; Cash Stores A, a bye. Second Section. —St. Mary’s S.S. B v. Caledonian A. No. 2 court, at 3.30 p.m., referee Mr R, Anderson: High School B v. Athletic, No. 2 court, at 2 p.m., referee Mr G. H. Anseli; H.S.O.G. B I v. McKenzies, No. 3 court, at 3.30 p.m., referee Mrs Carlton; H.S.O.G. B 2 v. Ormond, No. 4 court, at 2 p.m., referee Miss W. Murray; lluia, a, bye.
Third Section.—-Rovers v. Caledonian B. No. 3 court, 2 p.m., referee Miss N. Miller: High School C v. Y.M.C.A., No 3 court, at 2.45 p.m., referee Miss M. McKinley; Mangapapa v. Olympic, No. 4 court, at 3.30 p.m., referee Miss RHcwitson; Cash Stores B v. High School D, No. 4 court, at 2.45 p.m.', referee Miss E. Wallace. G roundsmen. — Manga papa.
WAIROA FIXTURES (Herald Correspondent.) The basketball fixtures in Wairoa for Wednesday are:— A grade.—Convent Old Girls v. Waiau, 2.30 p.m., Alexandra, Park; ExIligh v. High School, 4.10 p.m., School courts; Redwing v. Rovers, 4.10 p.m., Alexandra, Park. )», grade.—Primary v. High School I, to be. arranged : Convent Commercial v. High School 11, High School court, 3.30 p.m. On the Alexandra. Park court, at 3.50 p.m. a 30-minute game', possible representatives, will be played.
GAMES IN MATAWAI (Herald Correspondent.) Two basketball matches were played on the Matawai ground on Saturday afternoon. Miss P. Davidson ably controlled tile game between Matawai and Rakauroa, while Miss E. Moffat ref,creed for Motu and Korangu., Both matches were played" under sloppy conditions, intermittent showers adding discomfort to tho players. . ■ . The Rakauroa team included Mrs F. Shaw; Misses B. and E. Smart, M. McKay, M. Tombloson, G. and M. McMillan. D. Nieholls, L. White, and Miss R. Williams played emergency when Miss B. Smart, ricked her ankle and temporarily left the -field. For Matawai the players were Misses Fielder, Scholium, captain. 1. Emmerson, E. Peri, O, Taylor, ami M. Smith'. Tho : scores were Matawai 13, Haknuroa 8. In the Mot-u-Koranga match, • Korauga was represented by Mesdames Hustler and Judd, Misses 11. Lovell-Smith, Ashdown, Korie, Murray, Wauehop, Jacobs (2). and Motu by Misses Hutchins (2), Donaldson, Shepherj.l (2), Dare, Moffat, Twisleton and Dereeourt. Motu 11 beat Korauga 7.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18765, 23 July 1935, Page 4
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