HOCKEY.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 610, 13 September 1909, Page 5

HOCKEY.

. . LADIKS' GAMES. _-only ladies' hookey-matches were played on Saturday afternoon, the men's, championships having all been decided. The results wore' as follow:— - - - The only senior ..fixture was that, between Hiuemoa and Petone, which was played on the ground of . the latter club.. The game was .very even in tho first spell, .and no, scoro was registered.. With the. change of ends, however,'the superior combination of the visiting forwards asserted itself, : and,.' before tho call of. time, Hinemoa.. had three goals 'to their credit, while their opponents did not'score once. Tlw outstanding Jfeaturo of the game was the excellent defensive work of the two sets of full-backs. Jlr., G. Carver was referee,. -In the junior matches, St. Johnls A defeated Victoria CMlegeAby3goals to '2. 'Misses Dement (2) and Allan scored for the winnere, i and Miss. Willctt (2) for the College. ; v Ramblers suffered defeat at the hands of tho Physical Training by one goal to nil. St..'Mark's; ana- Haeremai. played - a drawn game,; each sido scoring a. goal. . Gregg A defeated Hereawa by two goals, to nil. .' ■; ■' • ; In the third-class matches, Celtic B defeated Normal by two goals to one.-, ~ Ramblers defaulted .to Roseneath. ' REPRESENTATIVE MATCH; ' ' IBj Teloiraph.—Press Association.) cAuckland, September 12. . The . Auckland hockey team, beat a combination, representing Thames by 4 goals : to 1.