SPORT TO-MORROW.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11093, 2 June 1914, Page 6

SPORT TO-MORROW.

RUGBY SEVEN-ASIDE.

BIG HOCKEY FIXTURES. LADIES' TOURNAMENT. To-morrow, from an eorly hour, Christehurch will be the convincing ground for a programme of sports that in point of number and variety should go clow to a record. Pride of place will be occupied by the Rugby Pmon'ti annual wren-a-sido tournament at Lancaster Park, which providisl such keen struggles hi*t year. Sydenham Park will bo tteeupied Jill day with lueirs hockey fixtures, including two " rep."' matches and several fire-a-MuV tournaments. At the polo ground the LadieV Hockey- Association will conduct Senior' and Junior six-a-srdo tournnnunit*. On Richmond Domain Canterbury Association footballers will defend thoir title to the, Brown Shield agaimu Westland. Details of the fixtures) art* as follow:- - RUGBY SKVKN'-A-SIDK. At Lancaster- Park three grounds will b* played on from ten o'clock. The following is the draw- for the, preliminary rounds in the order of play on each ground :--- OVAL. Xo. of Game. Gt»'lo. ■2 Lincoln College v. .Sydenham . . 3 a Bo;-*' llitfh School-v. 'Vr.-rMt-y . . 3 8 Liiiwocd •.. .Men v.tie, B. . . ■> 11 Old Boys v. Meriva'.e A . . .3 It Star li v. Albion . . • ■ • :1 17 Chrifttcliurch v. AUrist* . . .2 •20 M*rivnl? v. Lincoln C<!!lc?r_ . . 2 •It "Wi'ruifv* Is'o. "v. wimier* No." ft . 3 •it! ttakaja v. winner No. J6 . . .'J ■J) Waiau v. winiierH Xo. 'JI . . • '- 1 SI Christ-church v. Linwood . 1 .•U Old Bey* v. Albion .... 1 .17 "Wirnieisi No. 30 r. wir.norn No. 33 < 40 Winners Xo. .11 v. tvitniws Xo. 33 '2 42 Winners Xo. 34 r. Tvimvors No. 35 '- 1?. "Winnws Xo. ?,6 v. «-irinrrs Xo. ,18 ." 4t Wiiir.w* Xo. SO v. winner* Xo. 41 'i Ij AViici«B Xo. 40 t. winner* Xo. i L 2 1 SOUTH GROUND. 1 Northern v. Meoriv*!* .... * 41 Li'iiwikk! v. Bov-r' High School . . < 7 Belfsuai v. Ms-riftt? . . . . 1.1 titer y. winner.-* Xo. 1 ... 4 13 Old Boy* v. winiiwst Xo. -1 . . t 16 'Varsity v. LyttcHon . . . . '1 19 Albion v. North Canterbury . • 2 •ii Winner* No. 2v. winners Xo. o . i> 25 ChrJ«fr-b'iTcli v. winners Xo. II . a !2fi Winnerr. Xo. 19 r. winners No. '2O '2 .10 Winner* No. .10 v. winners No. V2 1 .IS Svcfenhßin v. MeriTf.'p . . .1 .16 Xo. li v. winrera Xo. 21 3 no Afinners Xo. 00 v. wir.!ier« No. '27 1 WEST GROUND. S Sydenham v. North Canterbury . 4" S ▼. Sumner . . . .4. 0 Wa-irowa v. Star A . . . . 3 13 Albion y. winner? Xo. .1 . . . -t 15 L-yitelton v. winners Xo. 8 . .4 lft Li nwood v. Wairewn . . . . 2 : H Old Boy* r. Sydenham . . .3 '2l "Winners* Xo. 9 v. -winner? No. 11 . .1 2.7 Wirtnw* No. 17 v. winners No. 18 2 .12: Wiiinars Xo. 13 v. winners No. 15 < 15 "'Varsity v. Marine . . .1 .W Wiiine.iw Xo. 2t r. 'winners N'o. ,1 41 Winnftr* Xo. 28 v. AVlmi?re Xo. 29 a After'the luncheon the-usual relay race will l>e held in which each runner will have to pass a football to his team mate on finishing hi« lap. ASSOCIATION/ GAME. Th<> .'viccer match, Canterbury v. "Weistlnnd, will be played at Richmond 'Domain. Tho t«ants are s,h follow: Canterbury.—Goal. Hennaf,; hixvus, Baker, and YPFarlaiie; halves. Clay, Ptlllorton. Uaxter; forwards. \Vard. Bissett, Xornnin. Grant, Reid: resorves, "\V. Watson, Mitehell. Mayo. Woods. Wostlnnd.—Morton, "Wallace, Kiclioll, Crompton, l?oa<, fteid, .iolinston. Sherrer. J. Andprwn, Shedden; jeserves, M'Rrifir nud \Y, ' Antle.mnv.

MEN'S HOCKEY. In ■ addition to the largo five-a-side tournament at Sydenham Park to-mor-row, two ■■..represents tiro matches will he played hy Canterbury, tin* A team against South Canterbury, and the B team against, Ashburton. The five-a-side, matches will commence at. 9.30 a.m., when the third, fourth and fifth grade, competitions will be run off. The Senior and .Tupior matches will be commenced at 1.30 p.m. For the first time in the history of the flre-a-s.ide tournaments, a cup will be competed for between tlio Senior grades. This cup has been presented by the defunct Drapers' Club, which disbanded this year on Account of insufficient membership. Having a large surplus in hand, the club decided to donate n silver cup to the Canterbury Hookey Association, and as a result of their action the cup will l>e an extra trophy in, the tournament. In addition, the Canterbury Hockey Association is presenting gold pendants to'the members of tlu> winning teams in the Senior and Junior grades, and silver pendants to the members of the winning teams in the third and fourth grades. . -LADIES' HOCKEY. SIX-A-STTMS TOU.K NAM KNT. The annual six-a-side hockey tournament of the Canterbury Toadies' Hockey Association will take place to-morrow at the Polo Grounds, where seventeen teams will participate in the Senior and Junior competitions. There are pevea entries in the Senior grade, and ten in the Junior, and the latter gomes will bully off at 11 a.m. and tho Senior games at 2.30 p.m. After the tournament-, the presentation of the Senior and Junior cups will be made. The following is the draw for tomorrow's games : SENIOTC TJinemoa A v. Pigby's. West Christchurch v. Wnimairi A. Waimairi K v. Hinemoa B. Waimairi C a. bye. JUNIOR. Asbburton v. Digby's A. Sydenham B v. Technical College H. Wnimairi v. Technical College A. Sydenham v. Oxford Terrace. Digby's H v. Sydenham C.