Hockey Notes.

Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10566, 12 June 1907, Page 1

Hockey Notes.

LAST SATURDAY'S GAtMEt

The game on Saturday last between Young Men's Club and Haiiraki Rifles AVas of a decidedly initerestingi n«r ture, and resulted in a win for the latter by four goals to & The class of hookey at Thames is certainly improving, for the games this yearl appear to be far more interesting!* than those of last year, ■'■and now each dub appears.to muster 1;* full team.

For Rifles, A. M^rtM ix>i«d; 2 goals: I Thomson 2, while J. Paul 1 scored two; j and) Ooutte.l goal for Young Men.; I For the'/.winning!' team Kinghani at ■ goal/played a, sals gjaime, Vnd ffopp^d a particularly hot shot hv, Paul during the second spai. ,U full-tiaoW Sanders and Daldy yer> .playing splendidly, b\it ,^e lattc: '-ad; to [ t*. tire" at m^* r beginniiig; oj" t!ie second spell, owing to ; Severe injuries tjeceived* Of the halved Brbkensmr©! was perhaps the picifc, .though all aire j inclined to give sticks too. much. The ' forwarfs. all forked Veil,' but thwr shooting/at;times waf faulty. ' " For^the losers, Paul was .undoubtedly the best forward, and worked hard to sa,ye his side from, defeat At Bully, (Jordtes appeared, ta haVe the besti of; his opponent., arid at time* put in some good! work The full-l*iok^ J. Riokard and E. Mlarijin; did splendid work. Martin stopped some very good, rushes, and! I would suo^esf that hebe placed in, goal, in which potation. he should l>e a decided success. McIntyre played a dashingl g*me as half. .Cbutts on the wing is improving 'fast and shot a very smart goal. 1 . : T Mr Harold Spmervell jgave ©Tery iatisfactfon as referee; /• |