LADIES' HOCKEY

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 279, 20 July 1932, Page 2

LADIES' HOCKEY

THIS WEEK'S MATCHES REPOROA TEAM GRANTED AFFILIATION WITH ASSN. MEETING OF EXECUTIVE The Rotorua Ladias' Hoclcey association held its usual fortnightly meeting last evening, the pi'esident (Miss K. Carnachan) presiding. The N.Z. Women's Hockey asssocia. tion wrote advisng that it had been definitely decided to constitute. Te Puke, Putaruru, Opotiki and Whakatane districts as part of the Rotorua association. Mr. A. C. Watts proposed thkt prg. vided the^ pernris^oi^nf the controll. ing association'was received, the'tour of the southern districts as indicated I at the previous meeting, be undertaken. This- was approved, and the secretary reported the receipt of le(. ters-from the Waikato, Manawata and Ruahine associations consenting to matches i'n th'eir districts.

Afiiliation was granted to the Be. )oroa team, which, it was stated hy he club's delegate, desired to be classiied in the B grade. After considera;ion of a report as to the strength of ;be team, Reporoa was included in the k section. The following were appointed ae smergency committee, Miss K. Carnachan, Miss P. Glass, the secretary, hreasurer and the Mourea delegate, Saturday's Draw The draw for next Saturday's match3s resulted as follows: — A Grade Mourea v. Shamrocks, 3 p.m. Taniwha v. Reporoa, 3 p.m. B Grade Hinemoa v. Whippets, 2 p.m. I Mamaku a bye. ] The executive then went into com-l mittee to discuss the withdrawal of | the Arawa Club from the competition; I and it was decided that the resigna-l tion he accepted subject to th ■ club's I inability to field a .tearn by the nejtl playing day. 9