LADIES' HOCKEY BY EASTERN [?]

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 13, 7 September 1931, Page 4

LADIES' HOCKEY BY EASTERN [?]

(Special to ' AUCKl^B The hockey matcl^H session of the "K'*^H Eastern Southland d^H tou after a keen conj^H to two. The groua^^H ter rain. Wellington attaeke^H the game. T. Morris^H goal, and a shot by Svl .saved by C, Dempst©® Eastern attacked tuSJ ped by M, Denniso^K goalkeeper. Eastern XI ing hard and excititigBi sulted. K. Bond, away, m. Dennison 5B1 succession, but K. BoB ed from a rebound. Eastern again attaB.j pretty combination re^H ler sending Wellingto^H ris and m, Wilkins CB] passing rush which ]jjB] Wellington then malB van«e the ball being Maule, who scored, ours even, one all. An Eastern attack rtKj |. beautiful passing .White scored. Eastern H 1. Another attack folloH b^Hy given against K. Bond for playing 1 The persistent Eas&B tinued but a shot byB again saved hy m. bB M. Niehol netted but B not allowed. Eastern fl and m. Sherriff put iafl ing the score Eastern tfl ton oue. 9 The second spell ^>9 ; Wellington attacked anJ9 to T. Morris, who sco9 three, Wellington two9 Wellington again pr9 Forman shot amid inten9 the hall being stoppeij9 Eastern went away thei9 making a remarkable sa9 was shortly awarded ag9 ton just outside the 9 Bond sent in a fast one.9 Wellington two. 9 The Sontherners kep9 sure and from a seraml9 tred ball came to K. Bo9 scored. Eastern five, ~w9 Wellington attacked 9 D. Forman hit the po9 soon after, ending a gfl The Eastern SouthlaB a great combination. 9 ton halves were weak, I