HOCKEY.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1133, 22 May 1911, Page 7

HOCKEY.

.— J HEPRESENTATITE GAMES. In consequence, of Saturday's inclement weather all hookey fixtures set down for decision were postponed. So far only three associations have challenged Wellington's right to the ehield, namely, Manawatu, Hawke's Bay, and Canterbury. Arrangements have been made to meet Manawatu at Day's Bay on June 3 (Sovereign's Birthday). Dates have not been decided upon for tho other two associations. The Management Committee will shortly complete all arrangements for tho Manawatu v. Wellington Shield event. It is intended to charge sixpence at the Day's Bay twl for admission to the match. CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) Auckland, May 21. The championship matohes of the Aucklnnd Hockey Association were nlavntl in fine weather yesterday. The wmior grade matches resulted as follow: —Auckland beat Grafton by 7 goals to nil; Ponsonby beat Christchurcli by G goals to nil; University beatParnell by 7 goals to one; and North ■ Shore beat United by 2 goals to 1. • . •• . SCULLING. ■. ' ' -— : —« ——— •• ■••• ••■■■■ FOGWELL TO ROW BARRY IN SEPTEMBER. ' - By Tdlesraph—Press Association—Oopyrisht (Rec' May 22, 0.15 a.m.) London, May 21.

Lonaon, .nay 21. , E. Barry, the English sculling chami pion, has sent a cable message stating that he is willing to row Fogwell on 1 September 11 or 25.