HOCKEY
NEW ZEALAND TOURISTS.
WIN FIRST MATCH s—o
(Av,stralian Press Association.)
(Received this day at 9.2 ft a.m SYDNEY, July 21
The New Zealand hockey team played their first game at Casino against a local team in fine weather. Thera were eight hundred present. The visitor struck form soon after the. start, and, although they encountered stiff opposition in the first half, they lef: no doubt as to their superiority in the second half, winning by 5 to nil. Best scored from a perfect centre movement, ' While Melbourne, from a ■solo effort,, notched the second goal which left the locals standing. Turbett. registered the third and fourth, and MunrQ.,,the fifth goal,
The'-Kew Zealanders defence was brilliant' Moore,', in'., particular," .bringing' the crowd to their fed. Turbitt and Melbourne were other nuts:arding players.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 July 1932, Page 6
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