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Southland Times, Issue 22073, 21 July 1933, Page 11

backs away. The College backs were definitely not as good as the School line. Their handling was good, but they were too orthodox and inclined to be slow off the mark. Harpur played a good game, but was often responsible for slowing the attack and sometimes ho hung on too long. Crisp and Pearson worked together very well. Any advantage College scored from slightly superior forwards was more than compensated for by the brilliant School backs. The inside men worked together like clockwork, and the two wingers, Ullrich and Eathorne, were fast and clever. As a whole, they were faster off the mark than the College backs, sent cleaner and swifter passes, and were generally more enterprising. At times the game resolved itself into a test between the School backs and the College forwards. The tackling of both teams was solid. The game was always interesting. Neither side could hold a territorial advantage for very long, and play swept quickly up and down the field. The first match between the two schols is rc-orded as having taken place in 1883, when College won by 20 points to 0. The record score c' the matches was made in 1905, when School vzon by 41 points to 0. In the last three years the matches have resulted as follows:—1930, College 8, School 3; 1931, School 36, College 0; 1932, School 19, College 6. MEN’S HOCKEY TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. Civil Service A team: Taylor, Gee, Mackley, Vik, P. Anderson, Hope, Souness, G. Anderson, McKelvey, Blaikie, Rennick. B. Team: Potts, Lythgow, J. Richards, S. Richards, Woods, C. Anderson, Sandri, Atley, R. Richards, J. Taylor, Clark. The following will represent Central A against Civil Service B on No. 4 at 3 p.m. on Saturday:—Chisnall, Morgan, Ireland, Semmens, Mayston, Carman, Mullen, Hughes, Tarr, Jackson. Central B to play Collegiate B at Doon street at 3 p.m.: Cook, McCallum, Cathcart, Robertson, Fraser, Logan, Crowther, Curson, Wallace, Howard, Barham, Sherriffs. Central C to play High School A on No. 4 ground at 1.45 p.m.:—M. Crosbie, McGregor, Collins, Low, Mudie, Butler, Parry, Dixon, B. Crosbie, Fields, Farquharson, Poole. NORDON CUP. (Per United Press Association.) New Plymouth, July 20. In a challenge for the Nordon Cup at Waitara, the Waipa (Waikato) hockey team defeated Taranaki by three goals to one in an excellent game. GOLF I,ADIES’ INTER-CLUB MATCH. QUEEN’S PARK v WYNDHAM. A ladies’ inter-club golf match between Queen’s Park and Wyndham will be played at Queen’s Park commencing at 1 o’clock this afternoon. The draw is as follows, Wyndham names appearing first:—Mrs Porter v Mrs McCreary; Miss Rice v Mrs Wilson; Miss Baird v Mrs Miller; Mrs Ross v Mrs Clow; Mrs Traynor v Mrs Stalker; Miss McLauchlan v Mrs Torrance; Mrs Wiliams v Miss Pope; Miss Richardson v Mrs McGregor; Mrs Robertson v Miss Guest; Mrs Murphy v Mrs Tait; Mrs Harper v Mrs Smith; Mrs Wilson v Miss Roscow; Mrs Ball v Mrs Colquhoun. THE OTAUTAU CLUB. (From Our Correspondent). Mrs F. L. Smith won the ladies’ button competition last week with a net 80. A one-club competition was held by the ladies of the local links on Saturday, Miss Porteous being declared the winner with a net 90. Mr H. Farr won the men’s stroke match last week with a net 66. Other scores were: C. Renowden net 68, Pritchett 73, A. I. Milne 77, F. L. Smith 77, and H. Smyth 84. BADMINTON BRITANNIA BEAT ST. JOHN’S. HARD FOUGHT MATCH. A most interesting and keenly contested badminton match between Britannia and St. John’s was won by the former by seven sets to five. Details with Britannia names first mentioned are:—

Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Wade and Ronald defeated Misses Harrington and Sutton 15—4, 15—7; Misses Melvin and Gardiner defeated Misses Turner and McNatty 14—15, 15—5, 15—1; Mrs McNickle and Miss Woods defeated Misses Thomas and Wilkinson 15—8, 15—7. Men’s Doubles.—R. W. Stephens and L. Paterson lost to W. Strang and A. T. Anderson 11—15, 14—15; S. Smith and W. Stirling lost to A. Hobbs and R. Norris 4—15, 13—15; R. Hanning and A. J. Deaker lost to E. Gill and E. Thomson 6—15, 6—15. Combined Doubles.—Sephens and Miss Melvin, defeated Hobbs and Miss Turner 15—8, 15—4; Paterson and Miss Wade defeated Norris and Miss Sutton 15—2, 15—6; Deaker and Miss Gardiner lost to Anderson and Miss Harrington 11—15, 15—5, 7—15; Hanan and Miss Ronald defeated Strang and Miss McNatty 15—13, 15 —12; Smith and Miss Woods defeated Gill and Miss Thomas 15—13, 15—9; Stirling and Mrs McNickle lost to Thomson and Miss Wilkinson B—ls, 4—15. Britannia, 7 sets, 15 games, 323 points; St. John’s, 5 sets, 11 games, 289 points. B MATCH. The B teams played on the Zealandia Courts, St. John’s scoring a comfortable win by 9 sets to 3, the games being 20 to 8. Ths> results, with St. John’s names mentioned first, were as follows:— Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Lush defeated Misses Shand and F. Basstian 15—6, 15—13; Misses Watson and Crowther lost to Mrs Royds and Miss G. Basstian I£—ls, 15—12, 10—15; Misses E. and M. Glennie defeated Mrs Bradshaw and Mrs Harris 15—6, 15—12. Men’s Doubles.—Frampton brothers lost to Dr Jennings and Sutton 15—10, 14— 15, 12—15; Glennie and Marchant defeated Royds and Mayhew 15—13, 15— 6; Derbie and Holloway defeated Carter and Harris 9 —15, 15—3, 15—2. Combined doubles.—R. Frampton and Miss R. Lush defeated Dr Jennings and Mrs Royds 15—6, o—ls, 15—9; P. Frampton and Miss M. Lush defeated Sutton and Miss F. Basstian 15—3, 15—9; Glennie and Miss M. Glennie lost to Mayhew and Miss Shand 13—15, 9—15; Marchant and Miss Watson defeated Royds and Miss G. Basstian 15—13, 14—15, 15—5; Derbie and Miss Crowther defeated Carter and Mrs Bradshaw 15—9, 13—15, 15—13; Holloway and Miss E. Glennie defeated Mr and Mrs Harris 15—3, 15—10. St. John’s, 9 sets, 20 games, 415 points; Britannia, 3 sets, 8 games, 312 points. SWIMMING RECORD LOWERED. (Per United Press Association.) Dunedin, July 20. In a special attempt this evening on N. Crump’s New Zealand junior boys’ 220 yards record, Sydney Jarvis, swimming unpaced, covered the distance in 2min 36 3-ssec, lowering the existing record by 2-ssec.