MEN’S HOCKEY

Southland Times, Issue 23181, 23 April 1937, Page 10

MEN’S HOCKEY

TEAMS FOR TOMORROW CIVIL SERVICE Senior—Jones, Butler, Jenkins. Elliotte, Sharp, Oram, McCormack, Murray, Dakin, Gray, Rennick. Emergency- Dixon. CENTRAL Central.—Chisnail, Lythgoe, Tisbury, Fields, C. McLean, Semmens, Mullen, Maystone, Kennedy, Hughes, Speirs. Central Blues.—P- McNamara, Kissel, Gregg, Lowe, A. McLean. W. Anderson, Berry, Brumby, Walker, Dixon, Flaus. COLLEGIATE Seniors.—Poole, Dixon, Fenton, Hunt, Pankhurst, Melrose, Donaldson, Waddell, Poole, Shields, Broad. Junior.—Campbell, Martin, Prentice, Stott, Latham, Cochrane, Crawford, Flaus, Dark, Trim, Cockrane, Trewick, Hopgood. DRAW FOR TOMORROW Following is the draw for the men’s senior hockey matches tomorrow:—High School v. Central Blues, No. 3; Collegiate A v. Civil Service, No. 3; Central v. Collegiate B, No. 1. High School A and Collegiate B have been raised to senior grade. The position is to be reviewed again at the end of the first round. The draw for the junior games is as follows: Technical B v. High School B; Technical A v. Murihiku. The referees will be as follows:— High School v. Central Blue (Messrs Gregg and W. Stirling); Collegiate A v. Civil Service (Messrs F. Hinton and Holmes); Central v. Collegiate B (Messrs J. Wren and J. D. Gregg); Technical B v. High B (Mr Poole); Technical A v. Murihiku (Mr Dakin). DOMINIONS’ ATTITUDE TO INTERNATIONAL BODY (Received April 22, 6.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 22. It is reported that during the visit of the New Zealand hockey players the advisability of breaking away from the International Federation de Hockey, Paris, will be discussed. The Sydney secretary states that the New Zealand and Australian associations are dissatisfied because they have no representation on the International board and are not consulted about the rules of the game. Moreover, their representation of the Tokyo Olympiad will be impossible unless they are affiliated with the International Federation.