HOCKEY

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2167, 4 June 1914, Page 3

HOCKEY

SIX-A-SIDK TOURNAMENT MIO»WE£K .((VSSoeiATititl. i ; ' The second annual tourney uiadM the* duapsccs ol the Wednesday 'flcdcey Aβsocuition was hold at Kami ]>ai-k' yes, , today, invonred with excellent wea-i ; tlier a large attendance of tfe public i am l«vge onirics, tho toaj-nov was an ' , undoubted sßcicss. About -K) teams! competed, the events beins divided into ] , Jour grades—senior, junior, tiimMass, «nd ladies ,« A, B, C, ami ladies* I ■•!'. r ';f' s ' «ith i«w executions the nimlitv I ot ilio pljiy was very good. md. asth'n I contests advanced and successive, tearos dropped ont, the interest liatoallv Increased. Quito «, notable fcatero wa* the winning of the three men's contests by suburban bains. In the senior contest fourteen teams entered. Tito final was foaght eat betwccii Poteno mid United, and. a.n ccemneJy fast and exciting game, fEcinijiirw, roughness &% times, saw Pctone Achiov© i vi»toi'j- by 4 points" t& nil. St. Augasfano's, another Petone team. ««n the jtfflior contest, w!ii!o Butt Valley' [ «ar«cd off tlw tWrd-dnss- 'honours.' '" 11m laAas' tourney provided a pleasant surprise, tjjo form displayed in the games T, Mng oswjrti&natl.r Rood, and au-er an tscefidinaly eseitmg final,' Vmversity gained tlio -ultimate vfetarv -tfle conditions of the tourfiey iveVo as fellow:—Sudden death, two spells of seron niinutos each way; ami one minute interval, in drawn prac-s, teams change wmnd until a point is scored, goals to count as three point*, potialtvcorners oiu? point to the- ntaojsers, goals s-sorcd frem ponaltycowtfers tlireo points! llw Mjowmg are ih& complete results of tlio games in the various grades :— A eracie MatcJtes. Fkst .Sottlid.—piaversity (7) Uki, luEWrajtco m ; United P.N (6) beat B»wWere 03; Potone (12) te£ Kami (!>); Wellington (IS) bciit iMteha /J , )- Hcreawa (9) toat 'Athletic, P.N m Metwpolitan (6) beat Ihiih Jfei (3) «>). beat- OM Boys. Manawritft (ff) - Imi, versitr (2) best United, P.if. (0) • •J-β----tofto (14) teat Wellington (3); Meiro. |wht-rv« {9) teat HereaWn (3). Semi-fmal.—Unitcd, Weffi.ii*ton (9), 6oat Ujiiv-craty (4) ; Petmio (16) boat J Mivtvofmliiim 14), Final.—Peton'e (4) heat tlnited (0). IB Gratis Games, First Imind.—Bambte won by dornwls from Men.gdtea B : SimiirfFtca. A 0\) ■ watHuti Valtey (o>; St A«iwsßiw , s(ai:

Seeoatl Boual— Mciitea (3) boat lasiiranco B W), Insurance A (PA bfiat Hwsawn (0); Uflßgotea . A <i) fcosifc «?«jblors (0); St. Aug«sti Be ' s fI.Q) t, ea t Semi-fi«al.-Inatraace (9) Beat Mm\tea <fi) j St. AtigwtWs (9) heat So-iifo-Final.—St. Augastine's (?) beat; I«; snrance (1). . . ' C Cratto Matches. First Bmind.— Wellington won from ■ Pirates Aby drfatilfc; Insurer'(6) boat ■ Augnstmofs A (1);- .Pirates B M foat ■ ot. AugusHne's B (3), "!

(<0 beat In- '■■ \ snranto ({!); Ifet VaHav <1) boat Pirates (0). ■■■■': Final.-Iktls Vattey (7) beat Wellmswii U). tadies' Matches. . first R-mnid;—Gists' .CVHefic (23) heatKsfflMers B 1(0); Cofl«ge Olt! Girls veil: ■ Iby <letanlt from Olmu; Uaiv*rsifey A (7) " '■ I boat .HamMers A (3); TiKjmic.tl School, ■ ji'.N. (8), beat- pw'versity B (()). Semi-final—Gi.sk' CtftUap (Si tent CtilJe.ce Old Girls (ty: TfaivcrsitV A. (9) bafii IMinfeil Cfilleao, f.Jf (8)" : Final.—University' (i>) .aoiit Girls'■ { Cftlfcgo (3). Winning teartis. The following Is- tlte personnel of the winning tenuis:-* SMiiw.-rPeteHo;, F. DoJlniß. W. M'Ewan a, Pototon, 35, Harsky, O. Cavrfl, W. Tftnlhi. Junior.— St.. AaffßstWs: B. 6. Wei)* ley, L. B, Wflblfty, A. E.' WcWfry, L. I'osier, H. Hey, aad. L. Marten. ' . TEiinl-eks.—Hiitfc fallov- SiviJUi f«\, G. Lusty (2\ A. ClwrJcy,' B. fe> ; k ; r. : , Lrethoe.—Uiiivmity: St. Corriek, H.' : Blacker. T). Waiaoc, K. Jsmicgon, Eand ,T. Po?%o. Tlis reforecs far this various games thra-Hjjliont tlvo tiny were as MtMv;— Jtossrs. J. GwlnH.'Keall, .T. C. Casadt, G, Eaipsen, K. Hunter, C, P. M' : Kefl/.i0. : J. Sims, aiid C. N, Cathie.

B% f Bβ mw&MCE CLUB. -.Tlje- Goyrfcratnottt Ufp Insurance C'tub lield an enjoyable soeial rawtimi in tbo f-iasimineo Oiii-b rooms vast uigbyvawl ttering the course of ih.o sjpseches sajfto }vi(>trestttig references to the Jieefcoy gajae worq friado: iMj% H.. 5, Huntof presided, wltifo amongst tiro visitors were Messrs. Garter, Lartriu. and Cram& &( the Mrtii»*at« Hockey Association ; Mr. Maiming, secretary of tho Lftdfes* AsiKpitkih; Mi. L, Jackson, secretary *>f the AVethwsctaj' Association ; and Mr. Bfeliants. Among tjio mtisicfl! aiiicf doentiauary iteijis ivhfeli ittterspmteed tlio toast list were, tinm centrib'jtedi : ljy Messrs, W. Knos, Bab. Me, _ Taylar, Hiiirtcf, Larking, aiU Q-TMER MATCHES. iB7 TcScgiapli.-l'rcss AssoclAypiS.i ■■" dfiffstetarch. hm ,■?. Jlio iinefcoy nmtclies i'csttfM;—CMi, tcrbiwy (8) beat South Canterbury (1): Oiiutcrlniry B (tS> beat AsMiarton (jtili