TO-MORROW'S BASKETBALL

Chronicle (Levin), 10 May 1946, Page 8

TO-MORROW'S BASKETBALL

COMPETITIONS COMMENCE The basketball. competitions wili start in earnest to-morrow on the Levin Domain courts when the first series of games will be played. The winners of the knock^-out tournament, held last Saturday, were College Old Girls A, with Shannon A runners-up. The fixtures for Saturday are as follows, together with the referees: — A Grade: Aces A v. College A, 2 p.m., Miss Bradley; Kuku A v. College B, 2.45 p.m., Miss Bradley; College Old Girls A v. St. Josephs, 2 p.m., Miss Chapman-Cohen; Tui A v. Shannon A, 2.45 p.m., Miss Chapman-Cohen. B Grade: College C v. Aces B, 1 2.40 p.m., Miss Chapman-Cohen; | College D v. C.O.G. B, 2.40 p.m., Miss i Bradley; College E v. Shannon B, 12.40 p.m., Miss Chapman-Cohen; I Textile A v. Tui B, 2.40 p.m., Miss j Bradley. i C Grade: Frimary A v. C.O.G. C, '3.30 p.m., Miss Winiata; Primary B I v. Shannon C, 2.40 p.m., Miss I Karauti ; College F v. Tui C ; Textile B v. College juniors A, 3.30 p.m., iMrs. Lindon; College juniors B, a • bye. There will be no A grade matches jon May 18. i The Horowhenua College Old | Girls teams are as follows: — A team: Doris Rowe, Rae Long, Rae Hinckesman, Beryl Fogden, Ethel Hocking, Mary Karauti, Gwitha France, Janet Horn and June Roberts. j B team: Anne Denton, Alison Fletcher, Ruth Old, Pam Bell, Coralie Humphrey, Mary Brash, I June Lacey, Cathie McLean and i Naomi Doyle. i C team: Elaine Parrington, Nancy Barnett, Nancy Harper, Shirley j StewarV Dorothy Johnston, Joyce | Salmons, Pat Hynes, Barbara Nor- ' ton and Betty Greenland.