HOCKEY.

Hokitika Guardian, 28 August 1923, Page 3

HOCKEY.

N.Z. TEAM’S FINE RECORD. END OF THE TnFE. AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. C.VL’LK ASSOCIATION. MEI.ROFRNL. A eg 27. With the defeat- oi \ n toria on Saturday. the New Zealand hockey tram brought a Mict-essi ill tour to a conclusion. It has played 12 matches, and has won 11. 'I lie vi-tors scoring 58 goals to II scored against them. By winning the test, match against Australia. New Zealand retain- the hockey a-lies. The visit inis .greatly im rea.-ii the interest of the garni . I la- mapi ritv of the team sail in the Moerakt to-morrow lor Auckland. tine party leave Sydney in thy l.'limnrna on .Sepi. Ist. WANGANUI BEAT WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH, Aug 27. In the second match ol the intercollegiate tournament, to-day. played under ideal condiinuts. Wanganui ( allege beat, Wellington College by I , to 11. The Wanganui lads were stiteessfll' mainly because they were oi-uei trained, and were able to out In-i their opponents. There was nothing between the teams in the first sp -11. hut m the second hall honours were undoubtedly with Wanganui. MacDonald. Lawson, ami Ila nan scored lot Wellington. one try being cosn cri.-d Duncan Fail-brother, and Carrel scored tries lor Wanganui, out- being conversed, and Tntliam kicked a splendid penally goal.