HOCKEY.

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20475, 16 April 1938, Page 10

HOCKEY.

• WAIKATO ASSOCIATION SUCCESSFUL YEAR REVIEWED GAME WITH INDIANS ! A successful year was reviewed at ‘he annual meeting of the Waikato j Hockey Association last evening, in at, Mr W. G. , Fabling, Mr F. V. C. Gracie presided. of deleit the -in were. stated to be very favourable. \ u r ; rl disci sed that the game had been considerably consolidated throughout the territory during the i year and that mid-week school games had been instituted. The high stand--1 ard <-f play was favourably commented i Messrs D. Pountney Hami iltnn and W. Smillie Kaipaki) were i congratulated on their selections for the hockey All Blacks who toured Australia. j The advancement of the game in the Waipa sub-Association was the 1 subject of favourable comment and it was stated that this season a match \\ i il • ind the touring In- , di .n hockey t**ani would he played In j Hamilton on August 20. This, it was J considered, would further assist the game in this territory. sheet si >wed that the xpenditure | was £2O and the report and balancei sheet were adopted. Election of Officers The following officers were elee’ed: Patron, Mr W. G. Fabling; president. Mr F. v. C. Gracie; vice-presidents, Dr. G. W. Gower, Messrs F. B. L. -■ retary Mr T. A. Ewan; hon. audit r, Mr K. L. Sandford; management committee, officers ex-officio and Messrs B. Badeock Old Boys), A. Wilson (Old Technicals), J. Bones (Kaipakl), C. Mitchell OOhaupo), C. W. Linder (Technical School), E. W. Redman (Hinemoa), A. N. Kirk (umpires) and H. Sutherland (Waipa). ! It was decided to hold the first 1 practices on April 30 with the compelltlons probably opening on May 7.