BASKETBALL.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18705, 3 August 1932, Page 3

BASKETBALL.

DISTRICT SCHOOLS’ TOURNEY. There was a good attendance at the Te Awamutu District High School courts l'or the annual basketball tournament. Results:—• Seniors. —-Seven teams competed in the senior division for the Rosebowl. in the first round Ohaupo A defeated Pirongia, 3 to 2; Te Awamutu A defeated Kihikihl, 6 to 4; Te Awamutu B defeated Convent, 19 to 10; and Ohaupo B had the bye. In the second round To Awamutu A defeated. Ohaupo A by 7 to 4, and Te Awamutu B defeated Ohaupo B, TO to 2. in the final Te. Awamutu A defeated Te Awamutu B by 11 to-5. Juniors. —In the junior division, for the Orakau Shield, there were also seven teams engaged. -In the first round Parawcra defeated Mangupiko by 9 to 1, Te Kawa defeated Te Ralni by 1.1 to 2, .Paterangi defeated Hairini by J 7 lo 2, and Korukomii had The live, lif Hie second round Te Kawa defeated Parawera by 6 lo 2. and l’atorangl defeated Korakonui by 14. to 3. The final resulted in a win for Paterangi by 7 to A return match, Te Awamutu District High School v. Hamilton Convent Old Girls was also played. Iligh

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