HOCKEY.
REPRESETsTATIVE MATCH. The final representative hockey match of the season will be played at 'English Park to-morrow, when Auckland wilt endeavour to wrest the shield froth the unbeaten Canterbury team. There are a few changes in. th* Canterbury team, but they cannot make a great deal of difference to; the team, and it is questionable if it is quite fair to ask Bobb to do justice io the goalkeeper’s position after a three weeks’ ■ spell. • The same remark applies to Martin’s inclusion,in place of Hay, as, while it is recognised that Martin is better, he cannot be in, form. following are the teams:— Auckland—Goal, Hanna; backs, Slomaa and England; halves, Jonns, Hunt and Rea* nie; forwards, Grice, D. Alexander, A. Alexander, Mackin and Harman Reserves. Jarman and Sparkes. Canterbury—Gcal, J. Robb; backs, P.Martin and J. Soper; halves, J. Pascoe, S. Maodcr and B. Morris; forwards, W. R. Patrick (captain). A. Beaton, H. Bell W. Bell and H. Throp (deputy-captain). Reserves—Back. W. Hay; half, W. Dullield; forward, D. G. Holland.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12755, 26 September 1919, Page 5
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