HOCKEY

Hokitika Guardian, 26 July 1932, Page 2

HOCKEY

N.Z. TEAM IN AUSTRALIA

ANOTHER WIN BY 8 TO NIL.

(Australian Press Association.) • IPSWICH, "July 2o! In a- game that wok ©ha-ractirised by lost opportunities on tlie pa.it of both sides, ..'.tii*; New- Zealand, team easily ’defeated ’.lpswich, .to-dhy. The teams were: — • - . New i Zealand : .\ toe re, Andrews • ■-Spiers,/Rodgers, Munro, Clark; Sf-ißest, Anthony, Turbitt, Bay - ‘ AYeJlbflj^fel Ipsa i«h: Phillips, CuLiton, Aic-lwan, Ward, Payne, J.ewis, Cull a, Keogh, -McDermott, -H,ami.toil, Smiley. . Tactics which resulted in two New Zealand goals in as many minutes after the commencement, were maintained to enable th© visitors completely to dominate the play. The NUv Zealand halves shone' repeatedly, sending away their forwards, whose stick work and high passing left tlib home backs powerless.

Oivlliton and Payne .did fine work i the home defence. The Ipswich wards lacked cool.' sion, and fin.sir, which, with fine work by Andrews ai iSpiers, resulted in Moore . being tested only once. The 'New Zealand quintette played splendidly, and worked fine moves,, but opportunities were lost, principally by infringements jn the eirc.ll s, The scorers were Bay (3), We% bourne and Anthony (two). and T bitt (opp), ,At the interval the score was New Zealand six, Ipswoh -r.i!. The final score was New Zealand 8, Ipswich ni