HOCKEY

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 265, 29 July 1918, Page 3

HOCKEY

LADIES' ASSOCIATION. The nin'th sories of tho ladies' competitions was played at Kavori Park oi\ Saturday. The grouniis were in the. best of condition. The following arc the results of the various games:— Seniors. . Ramblers, after a hard-fought game, defeated Public Trust by one goal to nil. In the first spell play was even, both sides doing their share cf attacking, but no score was registered. In the second spell Ramblers forced play from tho start, but the good defence of tho Public Trust's backs kept them out. ILAfwav through tho speli Miss Wilkins scored 'for Bamblers. Tho game ended without any furthertscoro. Mr. A. iSd\gards was roferce. In tho Wellington Girls' College A v. Base Records match College proved the better team, winning by four goals to nil. In the first spell Miss Marchbanks scored from a coraer-hi't, and from a forward passing rush Miss Gore added to the score. In tho second half College had all tho best of the ploy, adding two more goals, tho scorers being Misses \\nlkcr ami Mnrchbanks. Mr. Cusack had charge nf tho game. In the first half of the University v.. Huahfiti game, piny was very fast and even, but there \ras no score. In tho second half University had all the best of the game, puttiwr on four goals to Huohati's nil.' The scorers we.ro Misses Gordon (2), M'Murray (1), Chamberlain (1). Mr. Ilougall was referee. Wellington Girls' College B defeated Bamblers Bby six goals to nil. Tho scorers we Mi?. c as Rebbitt (?.l Rawlo (?.). Smith (1), Bedell (1). Mr. Lloyd was refereo. Juniors. In the first half of Te Aro fiohoolT.W.C.A. match, Y.W.C.A. had the best of the play, scoring one goal to nil. Misa Brindle was tho scorer. In tho second half Te Aro, playing with better combination, soon had Y.W.C.A. on tho defence, and Miss M'Kinnon equalised the scores. Play was now ell in favour of the school, and Miss Oxley added another goal. Tho game resulted in favour of Te Aro School by 'two goals to one. Mr. Wheatloy was referee. MEN'S ASSOCIATION. The mfin's competitions advanced another flage on Saturday. Tho TTonthnni A team added another victory to their list, while Ramblers, tho second loading team, also won their game. Tho following are tho results:— Trontham easily defeated T.M.C.A. C by 13 goals to nil, scoring five in the lirst hiilV ond eight in Ihe second. | The scorers were:—Messrs. Jlarnian (8), Crimj) (H), Brooker (2). Mr. Jones l.ad charge of the e;ame. Foatherslon had all the best of 'Iho game with Pay Department:, and won by nino goals to nil. Six goals wore scored in the first linlf and three in the second. Voss (3), Salek (:i), Warren ft), Lyo (I) were the scorers. Mr. A. Edwards warreferee. Rase Records showed a great improvement in their match with Trontham B, and after a wMI-eonHled same won by three goals to nil. The scows were Dnbson I'D and M'Leod (I). Mr. Lloyd was referee. Rnmblers had an en«v win over T.M.C.A. B by nine goals lo one. The scorers were:—For Ramblers: Tail (i), Kuch (!tt. Blacker (2) ; and for T.M.C.A.: Tandy (1). Mr. Wheatloy had charge of the pome. The nlay in the Hrsl: helf nf Iho T.M.C.A. A v. Ivnrori contest was very even, and the spell ended without any score. In the second half T.M.C.A., puffing more dash inlo their work, managed to score two goals, K Alnir and Ilogan being the scorers. T.M.C.A. thus won by two gonls to nil. Mr. Bengali was referee. ,

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