HOCKEY

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 289, 26 August 1918, Page 3

HOCKEY

LADIES' TRIAL GAME

REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS CHOSEN

Hie second trial game was played at Karon I'ork on Saturday. The game was all in .favour of tlio A tpiim, who played well together. The play was last. Iroin tlio bully-off. Tiio \ leam kink rhanjo, and li.id « w d within tnn mimitei. • Miss Marshbiinks doing tho need nil. Hoik sides were showing improved form, and for a tirao the B team lield (liciv own. Just Ijrtore lialf-tiuiu, liow.tpi , , In? A l'oi wards broke away, and ilijs Jlarshbanlts scored her second goal. In tlio iialf ihe play mis morn even, only tno Rood defence on both sides saving limo after time. The only scoro was for tlio A team by Miss Lang The A side won by three goals to ml. ,\!r. Jones was referee. The Management Committee having decided to enter two teams in tlio (Wilms N>»v Zealand tournament, at tin; conclusion of the game the selector (Mi'. J. 0. Cusnok) Hiose tho following teams to represent Wellington ■ A Vnm.—JKsses J. Orsman (JVJ\), J. M'Konzio (Collcse),*K. Israel (I , T. K. Lneena (College), R. Murphy (Pay l)emirt.mei!t), L. Dick (Rambler's). M. Hilkins (Ramblers), S. Simon (Ramblers), J. Marshbank-3 (College). I, l)oeley (Pay Department), N. Lane (Ramblers). Reserves, D. Powell Q M'lnerney (P.T.), A. Pickering (Ramblers). P. Martin (College). B Tram.—Misses L. Skinner (College), li. Aylinc; (Ramblers), K. Skinier (P.T.), T. Basterfield (Collect) II EasterfioM (University), E. Bath (Collego), U. Chamberlain (University), \ /nm g v e (University), M. Gilfedder (P - T ;).-JI- Thompson (Pay Department), P. M'Murray (TJniversitv). serves, B. AYogan (Pay Depsrtmonf,), l\. took (Pay Department) E. Hostick (Imiversity). V. Gore (College).' Juniors. Y.W.C.A v. Wellington Girls' Col-lege.-In tlie first spell Y.W.C.A. had all this licst of tho same, putting on three goals to their opponents' nil. the scorers were: Misses Yorston. Ivundla, and Meerir. In the second half play -was even, neither side scoring. Mr. Dougall-was referee. ■ MEN'S ASSOCIATION. I

Another series of games in the second round of the men's competition was played on Saturday. The two lkdiiig teams—Trentham A and Ramblers— won their respective games. : Trentham A V. Y.M.U.A. A.—Trentham proved the best team, winnino- by 6 goals to 1. In the first spell Itentham scored four goals— Chanipness (2), Birch, and Naughton one each. In the second spell Trentham scored two, both by Champness, while Y.M.C.A. scored one by F. Muir. Messrs. Edwards and Jones were tlio referees.

Ramblers v. Featherston.—Ramblers had rather an easy win over Featherston by four goals to nil. In the first spell play was fairly even. Ramblers scoring one goal to nil, Blackie being the scorer. In the second half Ramblers, playing with better combination, added three more goals, Blacking, Knch, and Wheatley being the scorers. Mr. Pragnell was referee.

Karon v. Y.M.C.A. B.—Karori had the best of a fairly even game, scoring two goals to thoir opponents' nil. Tn the first spell Triiforcl, and the second spell Adams, scored. Mr. Dougall was referee.

Base Records v. Y.M.C.A. C—Base Records had all tlio best of the game, putting on three sonls to nil in tlio first half, and eight goals to one in the second half, thus winning by 11 to 1. The scorers were M'Leod (4) O'Brien (2), Dobson (2). Blair. Price, and Benney, one each. Mr. Ncedham was referee.

REPRESENTATIVE GAME. Auckland v. Wellington. At the conclusion of the men's matches tlio selectors (Messrs. Edwards, Manning, and Cusaek) selected the following team to play against Auckland at Karori Park on Wednesday next:—Goal, Spiers (Karori); fullbacks, West- (Trentham), Cameron (Y.M.C.A.); lialf-backs, Price (Records), Hancock (Hamblers), Tliol-po (amblers); forwards. Law (Trentham), Ghanipness (Ramblers), Tait (K amblers),, Norton (Trentham), Wlieatloy (Ramblors); forwards, Law (Trent-ham), Champness (Trentlmui), Norton (Trentham), AVheatley (Ramblers), Tait (Ramblors). Reserves, Jarman (Trentham), Lovrry (Karori), Yates (Karori). The following will represent Auckland—Goal, R, Fawcett; full-backs, Garland, Rieketts; half-backs, G. Hunt, Robinson, Prostor. ; forwards, Wosfcwood, Laver Carr, A. Alexander, D. Alexander. Reserves, Grayson and Baiklon. Messrs. L. C. Kent and A. W. Manning will act as referees.