HOCKEY
WINIFRED CUP FINAL. ! A WIN FOR HIGH SCHOOL. ine \\ ethiouay competition hoc] final. jv. <1 between High School and I i:iv< ti A ,;!;<■ Wieilied ( tip, i.ued a a aii: tow victory tor the Scl ;.ani l iy one goal to nil. The g; '■••'s fast t lirougiiout and a splendid 111 -itit>ll oi hockey was given in b and forwar! departments oi' l ( ilvens. I'li st one ide and then< 1 ti:er attacked, tile lev,aid cominj iiigii School well on in the second s| It was tiie outcome of pas rush, tlie liafT passed to Jaeol in tiie circle, and this player drove the net. Stobie, tiie United <j keeper, stopped tlie hall, Imt it through eventually, amid cheers f the School's supporters. No furs score resulted, and High School's cess gives them absolute possessioi the Winifred Cup, as they have wo: now ior the third year in success -Messrs Fabling and Hunter sin duty as referee. WAIKATO CHAMPIONSHIP. At 2 p.m. to-morrow High School meet the Hamilton club, winners of J Saturday competition, for possession the Hooper Cup and Swarbiick med| At the termination of the game Areta Club, rnnners-up for the An land championship, will play Frank at Seddon Park. The Hamilton team i,s: Humphi (2), Ellis, Crickett, Lowry, Marqua Killip, Edmonds, Holloway, Nor Goodver. I
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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13274, 1 September 1916, Page 4
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219HOCKEY Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13274, 1 September 1916, Page 4
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