HOCKEY

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 21064, 16 June 1938, Page 12

HOCKEY

ENGLISH WOMEN S TEAM HAS ANOTHER WIT By Telegraph—Press Association NELSON. June 15. Playing in brilliant weather on the i best ground yet experienced in the i Dominion, the English women’s hockey team outclassed Nelson this afternoon in all departments of the game, win- | ning by 10 goals to nil. The forwards 1 revelled in the fast playing surface. ' They showed speed, clever stickwork j and attacked for most of the jame. j The Nelson goalkeeper played a ster- i ling kept the score down. I The scorers w’ere Misses O'Donoghue j (3). West <2). Wright (2). Lodge <2), and Judd. i INDIANS BEAT MANAWATU By Telegraph—Press Association PALMERSTON NORTH, June 15. Before a crowd of 1200 the Indian hockey team beat Manawatu by 4 goals to nil. The game was very even in the first spell which closed one-nil in the visitors’ favour, a goal scored near the call of half-time. Manawatu played the Indians’ own game, showing clever stickwork. In the second spell, however. the visitors gave a machine-like display, adding two goals shortly after the recommencement and a fourth a quarter of an hour later. The Manawatu forwards were not able to exploit advantages to the same extent as the Indians and a number of shots at goal went wide. The Indians were frequently penalised for obstruction, but their positional play and control of the ball was almost uncanny. The crowd was thrilled at the speed of the 1 game in the first spell, but the game was more one-sided in the second half. ' The ground was heavy and Manawatu seemed more troubled on that account than the Indians, who also missed goals. Hart, the Manawatu goalie, played a magnificent game and on the day was one of the best players on the 1 field. REPRESENTATIVE TEAM The following have been selected to j represent South Canterbury against I North Otago at Oamaru on Saturday: j Senior—J. Cowles, E. Saunders, T. Cowles, S. Dobier. H. Thomas (capt.). R. Cowles, P. Newman. A. Boyd, C. * Mayston, S. Hughes,. J. Davie. Re- ! serves: J. Rodgers, H. Purcell, I. Hawkey. M. Broad. Jtinior—V. Cook. j. Allen. M. Pimm, i C. Barker, W. Watson. H. Davis, R. Armstrong, B. McDonald. W. Clarke 1 (capt.), A. Howe, V. Harding. Re- I serves: C. Tutty, H. Thomas. Umpires: Messrs L. C. Davis and A. Good- j man. A bus will leave the Post Office at f noon. FURTHER EASING IN METALS LONDON MARKET LEVELS United Press Association—By Electric 1 Telegraph—Copyright (Received June 15. 6.30 p.m.) LONDON. June 14.

PRICE OF GOLD United Press • -By Electric Telegraph—Copyright ‘Received June 15, 6.30 p.nu LONDON. June 14. Gold is quoted at £7 0 8 a fine ounce.

Copper— June 13 £ s. d. June 14 £ s. d. Standard, spot . 34 11 3 33 13 li Forward .. .. 34 15 IL 33 18 1* Electrolytic 38 10 0 38 0 0 to 39 10 0 39 0 0 Wire Bars 39 10 0 39 0 0 Lead— Spot 13 9 42 13 6 3 Forward .. .. 13 9 4L 13 6 lOi Spelter— Spot 12 7 6 12 8 1’. Forward .. .. 12 11 10* 12 11 lOi Tin— Spot 172 10 0 170 2 6 Forward .. .. 173 5 0 171 0 0 Silver— d. d. Fine, per oz. 18 15-16 183 Standard, per oz 20 7-16 20;