LADIES' HOCKEY

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 526, 9 May 1933, Page 4

LADIES' HOCKEY

SEVEN-A-SIDE T0URNEV® TO BE HELD 0N ® JUNE 3 | TOURNAMENT PROSPECT® There was a good attendauce® delegates at the f ortnightly ffl® of the Rotorua Ladies_' Hockey® sociatio'n held last evening. ®e® sident, Miss K. Carnacban p® 1 The New Zealand Womens® ey Association advised that the® gates at the annual meeting ® ly discussed the remit of the Ko® Association regarding the allo® of the Dominion tournament at® prior tournament, but considere ® the present date of allocatioJi® in each year, was the more sa® tC>The Rotorua Rugby Sub-Uni® vised that it had decided to ® cute spectators encroacbing 0® side lines at Arawa Park an ® the association to convey ® mation to hockey players. ® ter was received and delega ® asked to advise their club mel11® Progress of APPeal,® The secretary reported a :j® from Mr. R. A. Gardner towa® general f und and also a ,T]® various guarantees fM® people in connection vi 1 ® posed Dominion tournament. reasonable support bad ee ,® ed as a result of the camP |® billets opened last week, 13 . m mainly from boardingbonse P® tors. As yet little i'eSP°f M received from householdeis m nection with billets. ® It was decided that tbe P " j® bertson Cup competition ® rounds, the draw for ne ® being as follows ■ ' Arawa v. Taniwha, 2.1 P- '■ Shamrocks v. Mourea, • ® No. 2. , In place of tbe usua M competition between hay J clubs or associations 1 ,■ that this year a seven-a-s .S .be held on the Governmen jm on June 3. The compe .9 open to all club teanis m ■ and the secretary gavo n S tion to reduce the entrance m year from 10s 6 d to 5s The Taniwha Club Pr0 . fl st the awarding _ of a Shamrock team in ,s ,;nC, tlfl match, the delegate staoj» » ,scorer had not three P ■of her when rcceiving ;referee explained the 0* i off -side in detail and P° . 1 tlfl ; as the scorer was L wasB 1 when it was last hit, . an offside position ac rules of hockey. nce* withdrawn by the