TEACHERS’ CONTEST.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 493, 30 June 1932, Page 16

TEACHERS’ CONTEST.

Annual Training College Tournament. Yesterday afternoon, under favourable conditions, the students of Christchurch Training College held the annual senior v. junior tournament, when the firstyear students tried conclusions with the second-year students in various sports. The events included swimming, basketball, hockey and football. The swimming contests were decided on Tuesday afternoon, but the lawn tennis games are still in progress and the result there is in doubt. The cricket match will not be played until the final term. The results so far have given the senior students victory in four contests and the juniors in one the men’s hockey. The tournamenl therefore must result in a win for the seniors. A tournament dance in tin College Hall last evening concluded the day’s activities. Results:— SWIMMING. Men’s 33 1-3yds free style—.T. Barli (S.) 1, W. Hocking (.1.) 2. Women's 33 3-3yds free style—H. Jackson (S.) 3 W. Ween ink (J.) 2. Women’s 66 2-3yds breaststroke—D. White (S.) 3, D. An drews (J.) 2. Men's 100yds breaststroki —A. Kemp (S.) 1, J. Koller (S.) 2 Women’s 66 2-3yds free style—H. Jack son (S.) 1, K. Wallace (S.) 2. Men’! 66 2-3yds free style—J. Bark (S.) 1 W. Hocking (J.) 2. Men’s dive—W Marshall (S.) 3, J. Koller (S.) 2 Women’s dive—M. Adkins (J.) 1, N Come (S.) 2. BA SK ET-B A LL. The basket-ball match resulted in : win for the second-year students by 3< points to 2. The game was much mon even than the score would indicate. Th. juniors had slightly the better of th< game territorially, but their goal throwers were not up to the standard o the other team. For the juniors Miss E Goodland was outstanding, and Mis Wallace was well to the fore on th WOMEN’S HOCKEY, a An even game was witnessed, then •t being no score until well on in th ” second half. Up and down play was th it order of the first half, and no one couh ,s genetrate the goal until Miss Hallinai s; opened the senior account with a fas h shot. The seniors played with mor s combination and Miss Alley scored b; t a fine solo effort. Then, in a melee nea the goal-mouth, Miss Alley netted agair „ making the final score: Seniors 2 |r Juniors 0. Referee: Miss Z. Giorgi. MEN’S HOCKEY. y The junior team gradually asserted : 1- definite superiority, as its eombinatioi >- was better. After up and down play W J. Peebles netted from a corner. Tin juniors maintained the pressure am ■ from a melee near the goal B. Moua , scored. Prior to half-time Peebles agaii goaled from a fine angle shot. Moua .9 and Pul la r were scorers in the secom half, making the score at the fina whistle: Juniors 5, Seniors 0. Mr T Vernon Griffiths was referee, s. FOOTBALL. *' The teams were:—Seniors: Flynn (cap tain), Foster, Brown, Wilson, Marshall Grey, M’Auliffe, Holmes, Bennett, Simp c - son. M’Rae, Sweeney, Jones, Taylor am Kemp. Juniors: ITopkinson (captain) Nicholls, Strachan, Roberts, Kelman Brittenden, Williams, Hookings, Wills Pemberton, Maclntyre, House, Peebles ” King and Hooker. Despite a slipper: . ground, a fine game resulted in a victory for the senior team by 11 points t< v 3. Although both packs of forwards pu s in some solid work, the game was no merely a forward struggle, and soim effective passing with a greasy bail -wa; witnessed