CLUB HOCKEY TO BE RESUMED TOMORROW AFTER LONG BREAK

Wanganui Chronicle, 1 September 1950, Page 3

CLUB HOCKEY TO BE RESUMED TOMORROW AFTER LONG BREAK

After a spell of three weeks, women’s club hockey will be resumed : in Rangitikei tomorrow, the main game being between Marton Athletic and Te Kauwau at Sanson. Only one point separates the two teams in the competition. In the first round Athletic won easily by seven goals to one. As Ohakea have defaulted, only two games will be played in the senior B grade championship. If Athletic win tomorrow’s game against Swifts —previous performances suggest that they should experience no trouble—they are practically assured of the 1950 premiership. Fixtures, ground and umpires were announced last night as follows: Senior A: Athletic vTe Kauwau at Sanson, 2.15 p.m. (umpires, Mrs M. McLennan and Mr. A. D. Brooker); United v Rata at Marton, 2.15 p.m. (Mesdames I. Hammond and F. Tolley); Swifts v Hunter ville at Hunterville, 1.30 p.m. (Mr. V. Hodder and E. Dyason); Bulls a bye. Senior B: Tuis A won by default from. Ohakea; Swifts v Athletic at Feilding, 1.30 p.m. (Feilding umpires); Huia v Tuis B at Feilding, 3 p.m. (Feilding umpires). The following are the points to date:—

Senior A: Swifts 14, United 13, Athletic 11, Te Kauwau 10, Hunterville 4, Rata 2, Bulls 0. Senior B: Athletic 14, Tuis B 11, Huia 9, Tuis A 9, Swifts 4, Ohakea 1. Athletic A. —M. Towler, M. Dailey, J. Kinlock, S. Campbell, F. Palmer, B. Curry, R. Girling, N. Blackledge, B. Kinlock, J. Whale, E. Angus. Transport leaves Campbell's Garage at 1.15 p.m. Athletic B:' N. Hoskins, J. Coleman, A. Ferguson, J. Cairncross, C. Hogan, V. Summarton, M. Dailey, F. Girling, M. Parkinson, M. Parewiti, R. Campbell. Emergency: D. George. Transport leaves Campbell's at 12.15 p.m. MARTON GOLF TEAM. The first challenge golf match for the Transport Cup between Marton (holders) and Hawkestone (challengers) will be played on the Marton links on Sunday, commencing at 12.45 p.m. The following team will represent Marton: M. C. Fenwicke, A. D. Fullerton-Smith, V. W. FullertonSmith L. T. Coleman, N. B. Langston, R. G. McConnell, A. G. Duncan, R. H. I Todd, A. R. Marshall, L. A. P. Sher-' riff, A. R. Charlton, H. A. B. Coleman. | In the return inter-club match with j Hawkestone, Marton will be repre- j sented I,;: A. B. McFarlane, R. j Crawforu, R. A. Still, M. C. Twist, J. 1 B. Watt, S. W. Morrison, D. B. Siad- I den, V. Simcox, H. K. Slocombe, J. A. I Simcox, A. W. Low, G. G. Oliver, A. S.I Todd, V. E. Frost. MARTON HARRIER TEAMS. The Marton Harrier Club has entered two teams in the senior road relay race from Palmerston North to | Feilding and return tomorrow. A colts team has also been nominated for the relay race from Feilding to Palmerston North. All three events are being staged by the Palmerston North Y.M.C.A. Club. The Marton teams are:— Senior A: S. Robertson, G. Bromley, A. Jelley, C. Cox, D. Robertson, D. Bond. Senior B: M. Griffin, T. Rivers, F. j Hill, C. Simcox, J. McLeod, T. Pat-1 terson. Colts: B. Bennett, R. Stent, B. Gardiner. I. Hausman. | The seniors are to assemble at the [ Marton Sports Hall at .12 noon and the ■ colts at 12.30 p.m. MARTON GOLF DRAW. An L.G.U. medal match will be 1 played on the Marton links tomorrow ; and Saturday. The following is the j draw: — No 1 tee: Mrs Wilson v Mrs Fui-j lerton-Smith, Mrs Caithness v Mrs. j W. T. Galpin, Mrs Siaden v Mrs A. H. ' Marshall, Mrs Morrison v Mrs. Hen- j i derson, Mrs Fenwicke v Mrs Knox, i I Mrs Stanford v Miss E. Galpin, Mr;.: Tolley v Mrs McFarlane, Mrs Crawford v Miss S- Galpin, Miss P. Galpin v Mrs Whale, Mrs Scoon v Mrs. Glasgow. No. 5 tee: Mrs McDonald v scorer, Mrs Mogridge v Miss Ladley, Mrs Slo combe v Mrs Coleman, Mrs McConachie v Miss Beckett, Mrs Sherriff v Mrs Low, Mrs Cornfoot v Miss Ful-lerton-Smith, Miss Rubery v Miss Morris, Miss Brenchley v Miss Hop-; kins. No 1 tee: Mrs. Christensen v Mrs! A. B. Marshall, Mrs. Bending v Mrs! Reid, Mrs Shelton v Mrs Popplewell. | Stableford points results for Mrs: Knox's trophy Miss E. Galpin 32,: Mrs Fullerton-Smith 30, Mrs Knox 29. I PERSONAL. | Major N. R. Ingle has left, to attend * a course at the R.A.F.’s School of j Land-Air Warfare in Australia. Major Ingle, who is stationed in the Auckland district is a son of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Ingle, Marton. CHANGE IN RI GBY TEAM. The only alteration so far made in the Rangitikei senior representative Rugby team to play Manawatu at Bulls tomorrow has been in the list of forward emergencies. R. Price (Athletic) is not available and he has been replaced by P. O’Regan (Bulls). No special transport, has been arranged to take players to Bulls and they will be required to make their own arrangements.