HOCKEY.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 922, 15 September 1910, Page 6

HOCKEY.

■•"••'.. ; LADIES* I'IXTUEES. ■; The remaiiiiiia ladies' fixtures are as | follow:—- ■>■ ■;.-;.;■■'■.'-;■■. ■ September .17.—Senior: Victoria College ;B- v. Gregg's, at Day's Bay No.- i; ; St.'. John's v. Wellington, at Day's Bay No. 3; Hinemoa v. Petono, : '• at. Petonc; Victoria -. College A, a bye. ; . Junior: v:'. St. I John's v. Hercawa, at Day's Bay' No. 5; Girls' College- v. College Old Girls, at Day's Bay No. 2.' This,match will decide the junior .championship, and; the round.will then be;closed.' :. ' Septcinbe'r 21.—Victoria Collogo A .v. Hinemoa;.. Victoria College B v. St. John's; l'ctono v. Wellington. The. senior round will probably 'then be closed.. No'xt Saturday; the Victoria . College A will meet the Ahakea'team at Day's Bay. ■ ■■". A' CREDITABLE VICTORY. (By. Telegraph.—Press. Association.) ; : •Invercargill, September.l 4. The representative hockey .match, Southland v.; Canterbury, resulted ■ in a win for. the visitors:by 5 gonls to i. Canterbury showed very clever stick work, and was the heavier team, and on the whole the: faster, though their combination was not so good. Within a quarter of an hour of the call of time tho score stood at i to 2 in favour: of: Southland, but • tbe fQrwardi then wore

down the opposing defence, and rattled up three goals .in a; most dashing manner. The' game was extremely fast, though the ground was somewhat heavy after the recent rain. The victory was an exceedingly creditable one, as Southland has-never been, seen-to-better advantage during the present season.