HOCKEY.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 18898, 29 May 1936, Page 10

HOCKEY.

KILLIP SHIELD GAMES. DRAW FOR TO-MORROW. KAIPAKI MEET TECHNICAL. The second series of games in the Waikato Hockey Association's senior championship competition for the Killip Memorial Shield will be played at Steele Park to-morrow. After the lengthy spell of fine weather, the grounds are in first class order and fast games should result. After their double defeat of the last year’s champions. Old Boys, Kaipaki will be ruling favourites in their match against Old Technicals, but the latter have not yet been pressed and they have the capacity to stage, a surprise. The second game between Cambridge and Colls should also provide an interesting encounter. The draw is as follows: Senior.—Kaipaki v. Old Technicals, No. 1 ground, 1.45 p.m.; Cambridge v. Colts. No. 2 ground, i. 45 p.m.; Old Boys a bye. Junior.—Hinemoa v. Old Technicals A. No. 2 ground. 3 p.m.: Old Boys v. Old Technicals B. No. 1 ground, 3 p.m.; Kaipaki v. Technical College A, No 3 ground, 1.45 p.m. THE TEAMS. Old Technicals. Seniors.—B. Shepherd, Clark, McAdam, Linder, Jenkins, Magnall, Forster, Clough, Hunter, De Lacy, Matuschka. Reserves, Sage, Taylor. Junior A.—Bowler, Woodhall, Kilham, Hunter, Jenkin, Wilson, Howlett, Bowler, Sage, Taylor, McDowell. Reserve, Roderick. Junior B.—B. Binns, Tatton, Mc.Lachlan, Haughey, K. Snell, L. Jones, Innes Jones, L. Tinsley, R. Scorrar, Harder, McLisky. Reserve, B. Bonner. Hinemoa. Juniors. —Evans, Green, Saunders, Devonshire, Westbury, Redman, Parkhouse, Graham, Goodlett, Forsman, Rennie. Reserve, Andrews. WAIPA ASSOCIATION. FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. (Times’ Representative). TE AWAMUTU, Friday. A further stage in the competitions under the control of the Waipa Hockey Association will be reached to-mor-row, when games will be played in Te Awamutu and district. A full card in both men’s and the ladies’ sections is set down for decision and followers of the code should be provided with plenty to entertain them to-morrow. At Albert Park. Te Awamutu, Otorohanga Colts will meet Te Awamutu B, at 2.30 p.m., and Pirongia will try conclusions with Te Rahu, commencing at 2 p.m. Paterangi and High School will also meet at Albert Park, at 1.15 p.m. Te Awamutu A will have a match away from home when they will play Otorohanga on the latter club’s grounds at 2.30 p.m. Games will also be played in the ladies’ competition when the following schedule will be observed at Te Awamutu, at 3 p.m.; Korakonui v. Otorohanga, Old Girls v. Paterangi, Hairini v. Pirongia. The teams to represent, the Te Awamutu men’s clubs will be chosen from the following players:— Te Awamutu A. —F. Battson, R. Hinton, J. Sinnall, R. Burns, A. 0. Finch, R. Quinlan, B. Prince, E. Penny, J. Smith, 11. Gilbert, J. Hammerton, A. Spiers. Anderson, B. Gibson. Te Awamutu B. —.1. Bevin, Downey, A. Shirley, L. White, Peter Brown, Paul Brown, B. Spiers, C>. Wood, J. Jourdain, M. Ryan, A. Westgate, J. Raymond, K. Balme, 0. Payne. TO PLAY PIAKO. NORTH TARANAKI TEAM. (Special to Times.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Thursday. The men’s hockey team to represent North Taranaki in a match against Piako at New Plymouth on June 30 has been chosen by the sole selector, Mr L. G. Innes, as follows: Goal-keeper, C. Watson (Old Boys) ; backs, W. Purcell (Old Boys), R. Clarke (Old Boys) ; halves, W. Hale (Wesley), G. llowse (Wesley), E. P. Allen (New r Plymouth) ; forwards, A. Innes (Old Boys), S. McDonald (Old Bovs), G. L. Ewart (New Plymouth), S. Wood (Old Boys), W. Iluffam (Urenui). Emergencies, K. Murtagh (Old Boys), E. Booth (Wesley). LADIES’ GAMES. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The draw for games to be played under the auspices of the Waikato Ladies’ Hockey Association on Saturday is as follows: — Technical Old Girls A v. Leamington, Boyes Park, 1.30; Technical School v. Nurses, Boyes Park, 3 p.m; Oddfellows v. Ilorotiu, at Horotiu; Technical Old Girls B a bye. THE TEAMS. Oddfellows. The following team will represent j Oddfellows to play Horotiu, at Horo- | tiu, to-morrow: — M. Kirkwood, E. Vernall, M. Wright, D. Stevenson, R. Billings, E. Ban- [ nester, M. Clark, B. Davey, R. Thomp- | son, K. Livingstone, D. Hindman. Reserve, E. Monds. Technical Old Girls A: S. Lymburn, R. Painter, E. Collins, J. Aitken, J. Adams, W. Fry, N. Gedye, G. Harkness, P. Prince, N. Lee, M. Paley. OTOROHANGA GAMES. Otorohanga lady hockey players engaged Hairini in an exciting contest, but were defeated by three goals to one. The same afternoon the otorohanga men’s team deI feated Te Awamutu B by live goals t< two. The Otorohanga Colts engaged Pir for Pirongia By lour goal* to one.