Hockey.

Hokitika Guardian, 14 September 1922, Page 3

Hockey.

> The ladies hockey- tournament at Greymoutli yesterday was very successful. The standard of play throughout the day was very high indeed, and there was not a game that did not contain many exciting moments. The final game for the shield comprised the most exciting 10 minutes of the day when Mawhera’s first team were defeate dby Blackball (first) by tlio narrow margin of one goal to nil. "Ist ROUND. Aiy-.vbera A beat Blackball B bytliree goals to nil. Reefton A boat Hokitika B by five goals to nil. Blackball A beat Mawhern B bytwo goals to nil.Hokitika A boat Riinaiiga B by four goals to nil. Oonadun heat Mawhern C by two goals to nil. Runanga A beat Blackball C by two goals to nil. 2nd ROUND. Mawhern A beat Reefton A by one goal to nil. . Blackball A beat Hokitika A, no score—Blackball crossing line. Blackball A beat Cronadun—no score. — bv crossing lino. FINAL. Blackball A beat Mawhern A by l goal to nil. AUSTRALIANS BEAT OTAGO. DUNEDIN, Sept. 13. The hockey match, Australia v. Otaoo was played to-day in bittei l> (Did” w(atlier and resulted ill a win for tiie visitors by three goals to one. Seaman scored aU three goals for the visitors and Turbott for Otago. Australia at times completely dominated the play, blit Otago’s defence was wonderfully good. LADIES’ REP MATCH. DUNEDIN. Sept 13. The ladies’ representative hockey match Otago v. Canterbury, was played to-day. The ground was in a very sloppy state. Tbe game resulted m a win for Canterbury by five goals to two