HOCKEY

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2788, 5 June 1916, Page 9

HOCKEY

LADIES' GAMES AT KARORI. Excepting a practice game there was no men's hockey played at Karori. Park on Saturday. The ladies, however, undauntt? '■?' kittn<* southerly that fanned tho Jriirk, turned out in good style, and the, very few stalwart supporters of the game that were there just too look on witnessed some good sharp hockey, "'he results of tho games are as follow:— j University and Huatahi. University had a good <lcal the better of their encounter with Huatahi. For the most part tho garno was scrappy. University scored five goals in the first spell, tho scorers being Miss Tarrant (2), Mies Ellis (2), and Miss Jlandcr. . The first score in the second spell was the result of a particularly good effort by Miss Wallis, University's centre-half. This player carried the ball the whole length of tho field, and capped tho . effort by finding the net. ' Miss Mandcr scored again, and Miss Murphy added tho last and eighth goal for 'Varsity. Mr. E. J. Lloyd was referee. Ramblers and Public Trust. A lack of combination in both teams was tho feature of tho meeting of Ramblers and Public Trust. Miss Holder scored tho only goal for, Public Trust, while Misses Lang, -Williams, and Simons added points for Ramblers. Ramblers thus won by 3to 1. Mr. H. Sherwood was referee. JUNIOR GAMES. What was regarded as one.of the finest games of junior hockey yet played on Karori Park resulted from tlie meeting of Technical Collego , and Wellington Girls' 'College. ' Most of the attacking camo from tho side of the Girl's College. For the last twenty minutes of tho gamo Technical Collego. were kept Hard on tile defensive. Tho attacking was most vigorous, and .it speaks well for tho defenders that tho ball-not once entered the net. The game ended without score. At Petone, St. Augustine's were defeated by Te Aro by 1 goal to nil. Miss M'lvinnon scored tho point. Mr. F. Per. i-in was referee.