LADIES' HO

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 40, 9 October 1931, Page 4

LADIES' HO

The excellent favoured the LadjB^^H tion in their repjH^^H throughout! the in evidence match Hamilton (B^^H Rotorua, represen9^^| Although. not proved quite and, in the last ran high, RotoruaB^^B a draw, which minute, the score V. Newell, who nion t'ourney Country team, for Old'Girls' and^^^H The Hamilton son, stopped a -in a mt^|eriy rnan*^^| let through 'being able. . L. Hepburn (cert^^^| don (right) wereS^H halves and gave Of • the -forwardsB^H Rye and D. HowlS^H best, the firstnairieH thick of the work l^H being responsible fol credited to her the scor ef of the tfl The best player L. " Gray, Rotorua'sH^H who many " times brolj9| unsupported owingB^H first Rotorua goal, was a beautiful unlucky that' «n Mfl she missed a sure ting the ball too circle.' otber to show gooi^^^B thoroughly deserveB^H she scored. The other RotorB^I Mit'chell, 'G. Rogers B^| played their part pulling the game nB^B the "last minpte of tB^| J. Chaytor showe*^| line and the otherSjB^B R. Steele, did well/^»^B stages the whole 'liB^B ling as it should haB^| E. Mitchell, captai^K^B back, was; as usual, BM nipped many forwarB^B The last match ofB^| be played > to-morr^^H when' the visitors -wiB^B land Kiwi Club, theBH players being incIudS^B Misses Q. Ward, M.BB Isaac, M. Graham, BB Fryer-Raisher (captaBB gate, M. Waters, -mBB Mayall, M. McMillanBB Mrs. Mason. MissBfl