ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1763, 30 May 1913, Page 7

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

HOCKEY.

THE CLUB SELECTIONS. Hockey teams selected by various clubs for Saturday's engagements nro as follow: Wellington Club. Seniors, at Karori.—Morpeth, Horrah, Schlaadt, Hoigh, ITall, Armstrong, Haase, Holland, Paul, Fauvel, Bay. Juniors, at lvarori.—Hatch, Nash, Barker, Myers, M'Kenna, Lay, M'Dougall, Alderton, 'i'urton, Cray. Fitzjones. Third A, at Karori.—Bruce, Hagget, Edmonds, Pratt, Gill, Hortou, Gallien, Watts, 31'Pherson, Gendnll, Foss. Third B. at llarori.—Probert, Pope, Russell, E><att, Barr, Cudeky, Zorn, Mannion, O'Riordan, Myers, Slocombe, United Club. Seniors v. Wellington, at Karori Park No. I.—Bradley, Miller, M'Eldownoy, Palmer, Christie, Boyd, Robinson, Thompson, Richards, Boyd, Liddle. Juniors v. JC.'i.M.L, at Newtown. Park. —Benge, Stuart, Berry, Thoruton, Smith, Wilson, Cavorhill, Frceth, Levett, Laurie, Craig. Third-Class, o byo. 1v.Y.M.1. Club. Junior, at Newtown Park.—Fear, • Baliantyne (2), Eyres, Martin, Fee, Neilsen, Emeny (2), Jones, Z. M'Leod; reserve, W. Beyer. Third-Class, at Kilbirnie.—Gunn, Smith, Williams, Newton, Ogdeu, Mason, Kircher, Tobin, M'Leod, Rickards, Scott; reserve, S. Ogden. Third Grade.—Miramar v. K.Y.M.1., at Miramar: Love, Barry, Williams, Waterhouse, Jones, H. Wahlers, Kennedy, Forbes. Redslmw, Headland, Richards.

The following are the fixtures for the six-a-side tourney, to be held at Karori Park, on June 3, under tho management of the Wednesday Association. The first games will commence at' 1.30 p.m. sharp': —Ladies: First round—l Victoria College v. Ramblers A; 2 Girls' College v. Wellington Technical School; 3 Greggs' v. College Old Girls A, 't R-amblers D v. College Old Girla B; 5 Palmcrston Technical College v. Ramblers C; Campbell St. Old Girls, Kiwi, and Ramblers B, byes. Second round—6 Campbell Street Old Girls v. Ramblers B; 7 Kiwi play winners of No. 2; 8 winners of No. 3 play winners of No. i; 9 winners of No. 1, play winners of No. 5. Third round—lo, winners of No. 6 play winners of No. 7; 11, winners of No. 8 play winners of No. !). Final—l 2, Winners of No. 10 play winners of No. 11.

lien's—Senior: First round—l, Government Insurance v. Petone; 2, Artillery v. Hui Mai; 3 Pakeha v. Victoria College; P. and T., Palmcrston, a. bye. Second round—l, P. and T., Palmerston, play winners of No. 3; 5, winners of No. 1 play winners of No. 2. Final—C, Winners of No. -i play, winners of No. 5. Juniors—l, St Augustine A v. Pakeha A ; 2. Government Insurance A v. Kongotea; 3, St. Augustine B v.' Hereawa A; 4, Pakeha B v. CM.vernmcnt Insurance B; 5, ICilbirnie Anglican v. Petone B; 6, Ilutt Valley v. Hereawa B/; 7, W.H.A. Management Committee v. Victoria College B; 8, Artillery v. Victoria College A. Second round— 9, Winners of No. 6 play winners of No. 710, winners of No. 1 play winners of No. 5; 11, winners of No. 3 play winners of 'No. 8; 12, winners of No. 2 play winners of No. >J. Third round— 13, Winers of No. 9 play winners of No. 12; 14, .winners of No. 10 play winners of No. 11. Final—ls, Winners of No. 13 play winners of No. 14.

PItOPOSED AUSTRALIAN LADIESVISIT. (By Telegraph.—PreEs Association.) Napier, May 29. A meeting of the Hawke's Bay Hockey Ausocaation last night,decided to guarantee *£25 for a match between the Hawke's Bay ladies and an Australian team, provided tho Now Zealand Ladies' Association did not demand over 10 per cent, of tiro net profits. Tho latter asked for Go per cent* • 1