KEEN HOCKEY
THREE SENIOR MATCHES ST. LUKE’S V. VARSITY Of the three senior grade hockey j matches set down for decision at Remuera tomorrow chief interest is promised in the meeting of St. Luke's and Varsity. The teams will cross sticks on No. 2 ground at 3.5 and a lively contest is assured. Both sides scored a win last Saturday and St. Luke’s created a surprise by*a notable victory over Somerville, last season’s champions. The students will have to fight all they know to keep their colours aloft in view of the fact that the team is still in a state of flux. On No. 2 at 1.50 Somerville will wield sticks against Epiphany. The match will be fast and open and although the Black and Yellows are capable of surprises now and then the final score should be in favour of Somerville. The third match, that between Mount Eden and North Shore, should produce a willing and sporting battle. Both teams own a dashing forward line, and the game will probably be determined mainly’ through the strength or weakness of these departments. The men’s King’s Birthday seven-a-side tournament will not be held on June 3 this year, but will be played off on the afternoon of Saturday’, June 1. The change has been found imperative on account of certain difficulties concerning financial arrangements with other authorities. Senior Grade Somerville.—N. Chiplin, C. Smith, R. Munro, W. Heard. G. Cole, E. Rogers, H. Watts, A. Seccombe, E. Watts C. Watts, C. Edwards. North Shore.—H. Rankin, T. Parker, R. Frater, A. Frater, X. Naggett, N. Thornton, D. Reid. L. Monteith, P. Anthony, G. Rykers, Ji Lucas. Epiphany.—D. Baxter, E. Michel, C. Mills, L. Winks, L. Mills J. Mills, N. Mills, E. Hewitt, J. Nicholson. L. Davern, A. Dunn. University.—Crawley. Brown, Noakes, Storry, Radcliffe, Ellison, Lamb, Don, Meiklejohn, Hay, Taylor. Mount Eden.—Vail, Anderson. Kelly, Surman, Hughes, Hedges, Horspool, M. Jones, Chaplin, H. Jones, Ash. Reserves: Jansen, Penman. Sfi Luke's.—Highfield. H. Williams, Yipona, W. Williams, Robertson, Clark, Wotherspoon. N. Burnett. J. Giles Bay, T. Giles. Second Grade Somerville.—W. Butler, B. Cooper, S. Bradshaw, S. Hunter. C. Stain ton, G. Gutry, G. McNab, A. Rogers, C. Preston, J. Cooper. L. Schneideman. Epiphany’.—Long, Walker (2), Jewish, Whitelaw, Cohen, Hooker, Exton. Jaekson, Rodgers, Hirst, Day. University A. —Winn, Lumsden, Burnett. Markham, Broun, Wilson, Ross. Smith. Broun. Houchen, Hubble. University B.—Carter, Chambers. Whitley Joll, Alexander, Pollok, Bullock, Leonard, White, Carter, Brodie. Mount Eden.—Brown, Bowden, Horspool, Olliver, Jenkins, Lomax, Lawson, Jenkins, Wellborne, Bartrum, Hirst, Wilson, Taylor. Wells. j St. Luke’s. — Franklin, Hay’ T. Clark, Taylor, W. Burnett, Mansfield, Mellars, Cawkwell, Brown, Pidgeon, Grace. Emergency: Alexander. Papatoetoe.—Knight, Lusby, Moore, Catt, Rankin, Greer, Cutforth, Silvester. Codlin. Low Cliffe. Wesley.—Vinall, A. M. Burton, Stacey, Fleet, Hill, Arnold, Williamson. O. Slane>\ A. B. Burton. Chappell, K. Slaney. Reserve : Bond. Third Grade Somerville. —J. Jordan. L. Grieve, R. Barker, R. Sherson, T. Bruce, L. Lev s D. Maxwell, H. Skinner, M. Smith, A. McPherson, C. Beer. University.—Kayll, Forsyth, Jones, Markham, Fitzpatrick, Gittos. Taylor. Smith, Houchen. Kiff, Marshall. St. Luke’s. —Olsson, F. Clark, Ogilvie, Carson, Brodie, McQuarrie, Goode. Tor-
bet, Douglas, Darville, Harvey. Em**r» gency: Cardon. Fifth Grade Somerville.—G. Butler, R. Kmg. H. Brooker, F. Smith, R. Dawson, C. Burns, J. Knight, C. Stewart, A. Rose, J. Dolores, D. Smith. Mount Eden.—Dean, Beale, Darroeh. Newby, Schofield. Grayson, Fletcher, Mahon. Clark Jenkins, Lomax, Jones. Fourth Grade University.—Torcker, Radford, Cooper. Horreli, Goodsir, Battley, Davidson Sirr.s, Warm, McLean. L. Wilson, Ely, Bowden. Adams. P'apatoetoe.—Wolfe, Kerr, Gubb, Wilsor Mellsop, Anderson. Smythcman, Carr, Morey. Lambert, Wolfe. Waller. C'tahuhu.—Airey, Daley, Ellis <2>, Falwetl, Gardiner (2), Hawori'4 Learning. Orpin, Speed. Reserve: Horan. WOMEN’S TEAMS Senior Grade T.W.C.A.— Misses H. Hinjte. S. Needham. M. McLachlan. M. Waters. Mrs. Sav bridge, Miss E. Harford, Mrs. Mason, Misses M. Raisher. M. Matthews, I. Grace, Q. Ward. Wesley—Misses D. Paddison, M. White, M. Lamond, J. White, H. Saunders, R. Slartev. E. Saunders, F. Chant, L. Thomas. J. Young, T. Brodie. Mount Eden—Misses R. Allison Z. Twining. K. McGill. R. Klenner, C. Kelly , C. Bestic, D. Nash, C. Ushaw, G. Lowe, M. Hamlin, P. Dawson. Somerville—Misses .T. Hoyte, M. Gold?bro\ P. Cooper, L. Andrews. M. Harriu, M. Bullians. B G fidsbro’, M. Francis. M. Walsh. J. Hill'. M. Blake. Junior Grade Y.W.C.A.—Misses A. Morrison, D Ecles, E. Roberts, R. Blair, H. Clarke. V Rickard, B. Fraser, I. Ensor. D. Corson. J. Baxter. R. Woodford Reserve: Miss M. McMlken. Wesley—Misses M. Young. L. Cullum. L. Harrison, I. Moore. M. Lockie. —, McDonald, M. Bathgate. M. Bell. 31. Reader, P. Levy. B. Hagger. Reserves: Misses J. Young Chant. Myunt Eden. Misses S. Michel, J. Thomson, D. Short, D. Rhodes, M. Wan - dell, I. Thompson. P. Camplin. A. Gordon, M. Whitelaw, T. Bell. F. Davis, R. Larkin. M. Weeks. Scmerville —Misses M. Caradus, A. ForR. Crewther, R. Parrish, N. Keeley O. rest ?r. D. George. F. Campbell. F. V righr. Brown. L. Claudet. M. Peterson. \ . Der--1 Old Girls—Misses V. Beere. N. Copeland, M. Patrick, L. Totn an. 3Gardham, X. Svms. M. Whitehouse M. McLain. E. Jeffery. S. Jones. J- McF *Pf.patoetoe—Misses L. p l -' Baird L. Roseveare, D. Leighton, r.. knelling, N. Pnelling. M. Gubb P. Duncan. V? O’Hara. T. Richards. E. May all.
OPOTIKI ASSOCIATION (Special to TUE SLX) OPOTIKI, Thursday. The report presented at the annual j meeting of the Opotiki Hockey Assyria t.on held yesterday under the prcsi--1 denev of Mr. G. Shaifoon stated that I last season had been poor compared ! with other years. The Kusab Shie>d had gone to Whakatane, and the Opotiki team had failed to do justice to I itself at Rotorua, but better results 1 were looked for this season. Officers lor the year are:—Patron. , Mr. G. S. Moody; president. Mr. alter l Burton: treasurer. Miss Freda fchal- ' foor; secretary. Miss Norma Quirk } Management Committee, Mesdames G. Shaifoon, P. Tairua, Papuni. D. Mihaero and Miss Stirling: selectors, Messrs. W. Burton, S. Burnett and W. j G. Recce. Special mention is made in the -»nnua report of the New Zealand RugbyUnion of the deaths of Messrs. T. F. Peake, W. Cunningham. E. J. | ity and Major W. J. Hardham, V.C . during the past year, and sympathy 1* expressed with those relatives who are left to mourn their loss.
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