HOCKEY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 196, 22 August 1935, Page 4

HOCKEY

WANGANUI ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE MATCH RANGITIKEI VISITORS. WAN G A Nil \VOM LN '8 TEA M. A women's representative hockey match will f>»‘ played next Saturday between Kangitikei and Wanganui on the Gonville Domain, commencing at 3.45 p.m. The usual series of fixtures in the women's A grade competition wil/ therefore not be played. The following players have been selected to represent Wanganui:— Goal. —A. Kerwin (Aramoho). Backs.— K. Sm’lh (Ol<l Girls). A. Clark (Tech. Old Girls). Halves.—R. Stevenson (Gonville >, J. Gurr (Aramoho', N. Bullock (Tech. Old Girls' Forwards,—M. Corby (Collegians) M. Dashfield (Girls’ College), K. Brooks (Old Girls), J. Walker (Aramoho), 1. Ginn (Tech. College). Emergencies. Back: L. Hodson (Wanganui Last); halves: G. Johnston (Old Girls), L. Good (T.0.G.); forwards: K. Owen (Gonville), W. Phizacklea (Wanganui East) The selected players are requested to call at the Renown as early as possible for their uniforms as they will require preparation for the match. The Colt® team, to play against Taranaki for the Winter Shield will be published to-morrow. The women’s B grade competition will be advanced a further stage, as will the men’s competition?. Following is the draw, with the grounds and umpires allotted:— Men’s Division. A Section. Old Boys v. Wesley on No. 3 ground at 3 p.m.—Messrs. Condic and T. Grey. Hinemoa v. Y.M.C.A. on No 3 ground at 2 p.m. Messrs. Condie and Hartnell. Katana v. Hinemoa, No. I ground at 2 p.m Messrs Tizard and Thruih. Women’s Division. Representative Game. Rangitikei v. Wanganui, No. 1 ground at 3.15 p.m. Messrs. Upton aud Hartnell. B ►'Section. Kauaug&roa v. Old Girls, No. 2 ground at 2 p.m. Messrs. Glenny and Weir. Kaiwhaiki v. Putiki, No 4 ground al 2 p.m. Messrs, ypurdle &:ul Atkins. Katana v. Technical College No. 2 ground at 3 p.u;. Messrs Gienny and Weir. Girls’ College have the bye. WANGANUI ASSOCIATION MEETING OF EXECUTIVE. WINTER SHIELD MATCH. At the fortnightly meeting of the Wanganui Hockey Association executive committee ou Tuesday night Air. W. Hartnell presided. Resignation.—Air. A. G. Gov er forwarded his resignation as secretary, which was accepted with regret. Aliss O Leigh was appointed to the vacancy. Y.M.C.A. Club.—Permission was granted to Y.AI.C.A. to travel to Masterton on September 7. Representative Alatch. Arrangements were finalised in connection with the ladies’ representative match at Wanganui versus Rangitikei next Saturday. Air. R. L. Thompson was appointed manager, it was decided to entertain the teams to afternoon tea at. the conclusion of the match. Winter Shield. —Air. C. A. Condie was appointed manager of the Wanganui colts team for the match v. Taranaki at Wanganui, on August 31. The teams are to be entertained to a dinner at the conclusion of the game. Senior Representative Alatches. —It was decided to invite llorowhenua and Wairarapa to play a match at Wanganui during their forthcoming tour of Taramtki. Grounds.—A special grounds committee consisting of ALessrs. Thompson, Connell and Spurdie was appointed to report at next meeting in connection with top-dressing, etc., to the grounds at Gonville Park. Transfer. —L. Byres was granted a transfer from Technical to Hinemoa Club. Postponements. The grounds committee were appointed postponement committee for the balance of the season. WINTER SHIELD MATCH WANGANUI REPRESENTATIVES. A hockey match for the Winter Shield will be played at Wanganui on August 31 between Wanganui (challengers) and Taranaki (holders). The following colts’ team has been selected to represent Wanganui:— Goal: Allen (Hinemoa). Full-backs; Breed (Hinemoa), Alyers (Y.M.C.A.). Halves: L. Byres (Technical), Chis holm (Hinemoa), Cairncross (Old Boys). Forwards; L. Stewart and R. Sheri iff (Hinemoa), Howatson (Y.M.C.A.), E. Wallace (Old Boys), Ransom (Y.AL0.A.). Emergencies: Full-back, Latham (Technical); half, McElwain (Technical); forwards, AlcGrath and M. Stewart (Hinemoa). WIN FOR TARANAKI MATCH AT FEILDING. LADIES’ KEI’. FIXTURE. I [ Per Press Association. J FEILDING, Aug. 21. In ;he ladies’ representative hockey match Taranaki beat Feilding by four goals to one.