HOCKEY

Waikato Times, Volume 111, Issue 18652, 2 June 1932, Page 11

HOCKEY

WAIKATO ASSOCIATION. SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. FIXTURE 'FOR TO-MORROW. Excellent entries -have been received for the Waikato Hockey Association’? annual seven-a-side tournament to In ■held at Steele, Seddon and BoyoParks to-morrow. The following arc the -teams participating: — Men’s Senior Grade. Seddon Park, 9 a.m.: Te Aroha. Otorohanga, Old Boys, Old Boys Colts, Old Boys’ Whippets, Mangatap&ru, Hinemoa A. Hinemoa B, Cambridge, Kerepehi, 'Kaipaki A, Kaipaki B, Waihi. Men’s Junior. Seddon Park, 9 a.m’.—Ngahinapouri. Morrinsville, Kaipaki, Te Awamutu, T.i Awamutu High School. Ladles’ Senior. Steele Park, 9 a.m.—Te Aroha, Old Girls, Paeroa, Morrinsvllle, Hula. Technical High School, Technical Old ■Girls, Waihi, Mangataparu, Kerepehi, Ngatea, Putaruru, College Old Girls (Thames), Paterangi. ' Ladles’ Junior. Boyes’ Park, 9 a.m.—Wallace (Te Aroha), Paeroa, Morrinsvllle, Matangl, Roto-o-rangi, Otorohanga, Kerepehi, Ngatea, Te Mata, Ngaruawahi-a, Raglan. Applications for referees will be weloomed. -On arrival at the respective grounds each team must report to the -official In charge. THE TEAMS. Old Boys.—D. Poutney, T. A. Ewan, C. C. Ross, L. Goodall, K. S. Hammond, N. N. Ross, J Davies. Celts. —E. McKenzie, C. Haverbier, R. Baddeley, G. Brough, J. Curtels, K. S. Kelly, J. Fletcher. Whippets.—M. West, H. Roseman, H. Whimp, M. Howe, J. Sim, F. Craig, C. Mclllwraith. WAIPA COMPETITIONS. RAMBLERS v. WARATAH The game was -started at a fast pace, which was maintained throughout the match. Ramblers were the first to -score, D. Collison scoring nicely. Stung by this reverse, Waratahs set up a hot attack from whioh Wood equalised the From then -on •to half-time the game was even, with no -score. On resumption, Waratahs had Ramblers penned for a long while, but found Ryan and J oil hard to get past- Ramblers had a turn, and from -one rush, Colli-son -added another goal. Gibson sent In a hot shot, but it was over the net. A little before time, in a -melee In the goal mouth Collison notched his third goal for the day. From the -bully, Wood went right through and put a hot one in, and the whistle went for -time. Ramblers 3 Waratahs -2 Mr C. A. Finch was referee. JUNIORS. HIGH SCHOOL B v- HUIA. High School were the better team al the start, playing with good combination. They -soon had their opponents In difficulties. R. McMahon opened the -scoring from a scramble in the goal ■mouth. High School still pressed, but the ball -came out and Hind went through for Wellington to equalise. Rlcktt then put -in a hot -shot that was well stopped by Horsdey. Just on half-time, another Huia -rush saw Gifford add another, and Huia-s led. Immediately on resumption Emp■son added one for High School. The next score came when Empson got a nice one. Another one was put in by K. Ricldt. Then C. Rlckl-t scored and added another just on time. High School B 6 Iluias 2 Mr C. A. Finch was referee.

HIGH SCHOOL A v. UNITED,

This was another great game, hut the school did not seem to have the power to finish off their attack. N. McMahon scored for High School and Rigden for the United. Mr W. Douglas was referee.

This puts High School B one point ahead of their A team in the junior competition.

NORDEN CUP.

AUCKLAND REQUEST DECLINED

(fly Telegrami.—Press Association.! CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday

At a meeting of the New Zealand Hockey Association consideration was given 'to Auckland's repealed request for permission to enter more than one of ils sub-associations lor the Norden Cup. It was decided to reply that it was impossible to alter the conditions.

LADIES’ HOCKEY. WHAKATAXE JOINS ROTORUA. AIICKLA N D, Thu rsda v . The executive of the Auckland Ladies’ Hockey Association decided at its 'last meeting to permit the Wnkajane Association to sever its connection with Auckland and to join up with tc Rotorua Association. Misses M. Young and .1. Fenton were approved as delegates representing the Plako and Rodney Associations respectively.