THE HOCKEY FIELD

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2224, 10 August 1914, Page 2

THE HOCKEY FIELD

.. " .LADIES'.. GAMES. University's substantial victory of 10 goals to nil; against College Old Girls came rather in. the nature of a surprise,' In the first spell the winners were.prominent end placed three goals to. their credit. In the second spfll, however, they literally ran over the opposing forces and scored an additional seven, goals. Misses Carriole, Wallace, arid Dobbyn scored in the. first spell, and Misses Carrick (3), Dobbyn (2), Simpson, and Blacker in the second' spell. ■Mr. J. C. Cusack was the referee. Superior combination was to a largo extent 1 responsible for Siren's easy vie-' tory of 5 goals to iiil over Hammer B. In the first half of the game, the winners only beat down the strong defence once, Miss Benge scoring. Four moregoals were added in the latter portion of the game, Misses Brown', Flockton, Betage, and M'Donnell being responsible. . JUNIOB GAMES. Girls' College defeated Eainbler by 3 goals to nil. Technical College beat University by 1 goal to nil. . ENGLISH LADIES'THIRD WIN. (By Telograph—Press Association.) , •••'';. Hastings, August 8. The English ladies' team played their third match to-day, when they defeated Hawke's Bay by 3 to nil. There was little difference between the teams, and play was even throughout.. The visitors' combination, however, was magnificent, and won them the game.