HOCKEY

Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 August 1933, Page 6

HOCKEY

LADIES’ TRIAL MATCHES. On Saturday next at Greytown, trial matches between A and B senior hockey teams selected from the North and South sections will be played. From these games two teams 'to represent Wairarapa at 'the Dominion tournament at Dannevirke will be chosen: — The following are the .South teams: — A.—Forwards: J. Wilson (Feat'lierston), D. Roberts (Parkvale), A. Urquhart (Magpies), M. Daiwtoe-r (Greytown), Z. Aslin (Magpies). Halves: R. Peterson (Greytown), D. Playle (Magpies), 11. Tidy (Kiwi). Backs: M. Bassett (Kiwi), N. Hood (.Magpies). Goal: >O. Playle (Magpies). JB team. —Forwards: 'C. Lipinski (Kiwi), M. Rhodes (Greytown), E. Best (Greytown), B. Dud'ar (Kiwi), G. Denny (Martinborough). Halves: L. Roberts (Parkvale), E. Howat (Martinborough'), S. Julian' (Feathe-rston). Backs: T. Brooks (Greytown), R. James (Parkvale). Goal: F. Bliss (Parkvale). Emergencies: Forward's, L. Cadwallader Greytown), M. Thompson (Kiwi); backs, K. Hiroti (Greytown), C. Palmer (Magpies). Both teams are to play in white blouses or jumpers. The following mil represent the North (players in the A team will wear yellow and the B team green): — A. —Forwards: L: Armstrong (H,iS. 0.1 G.), 'G. Jackson ('Gladstone), I. Booth (Gladstone), Z. Pickering (0.G.), H. Winter (W.H.S.). Halves: I. Namaua (Gladstone), J. MeMaster (W.H.S.), T. -Cole (0.G.). Backs: N. Stalker (W.H.S.), A. Booth (Gladstone). Goal: M. Reid ('Carterton). B team. —Forwards: -U. Elaton (Gladstone), M. Norris (WJELS.), P. Buckley (W.H.S.), B. Jack-son (Gladstone), L. Yeoman (0.G.). Halves: E. Williamson (0.G.), J. Rutherford (H.-5.0.-G), J. Andrews (W.H.S.). Backs: 'R. Co-wan (Gladstone), L. Taylor (Carterton). 'Goal: Mrs Smith (O.'G.). Emergencies. —Forwards: M. Eaton (.Gladstone), K. Te Tau (Te Ore Ore), M. Clarke (0.G.). Backs: J. Miller (0.G.), E. Wainscott (0.G.), A. O’Brien (Gladstone). , The A teams will play at 3 p.m., and the B teams /at 1.45 p.m. The- South t.eatms were selected 1 by Mr H. Playle, -and the North by Mr G. W. Morice.