WOMEN’S GAMES
Arawa v. Y.W,C.A. Y.W.C.A. opened briskly again?* Arawa and several times went close scoring, too much haste spoiling tf’ movements, arid Arawa/ returned tr attacks. The play during the fiff. spell was fast and neither side cou‘ claim superiority until, from a from near the corner, Miss Cfosd scored for Arawa just on Play was again even following ' interval, but shortly' afterwards Simpson increased Arawa's toia making the score even. Y.W.C.A., stung by r the second r verse, made desperate efforts and Waters netted, making the tally Ar* 2. Y.W.C.A. I. The game ended out. any' alteration to the score. Mr. X. J. Ellison was the reefr** Mt. Eden v. Wesley Mount Eden pressed Wesley **arly in its game on No. 1 ground. the green’s defence was good. Hi Wesley took a turn in attacking, the efforts were fruitless and E of the first half play ranged bw* the goals without either side D ‘ successful. Just before came Miss Thomas netted for Soon after the resumption Miss eron secured and netted, making score even. . Wesley' then came into the t Miss Thomas again finding ami putting the Greens in fn* After some further mid-field P* a * attacked, and with a r-ffnrt Miss Hamlin netted. Tn? ** y. ended without any further score- Jt f he match a draw, 2-all* » • Watts was referee.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 672, 25 May 1929, Page 12
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