SHIELD HOCKEY RESUMES

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 761, 6 September 1929, Page 7

SHIELD HOCKEY RESUMES

TEAMS FOR TOMORROW MT. EDEN V. SOMERVILLE After an interval of a fortnight the Auckland Hockey Association’s competition for the Devonport Shield will be resumed at Remuera tomorrow. Considerable interest to the meeting of Mt. Eden, which at present heads the competition, with Somerville. The latter has had a run of misfortune during the last few weeks owing to the inability of several of its best men to turn out for one reason and another. If Mt. Eden wins, the shield should be safe for that team, but if honours go to Somerville the effect will be that three teams will probably be brought level. North Shore: which has been playing well of late, is expected to emerge victorious against Varsity, and St. Luke’s should account for Epiphany. Senior Grade Mount Eden.—Vail. Anderson, Mainland, Kelly, Hughes. Jenkins, Jones, Ash, Chaplin, Jones. Wellborne. University.—Crawley, Brown, Gurney, Storry, Radcliffe, Ellison, Thomson, Seelen, Meiklejohn, Don, Taylor. North Shore.—H. Rankin. R. Frater, T. Parker, A. Frater, N. Haggett, N. Thornton, J. Lucas, L. Monteith, G. Rykers, P. Anthony, D. Reid. St. Luke’s.—Highfield, B. ‘yvilliams, T. Clark, \V. Williams, Robertson, F. Clark, Wotherspoon, T. Giles, Bay, Burnett, Grace. Somerville. —X. Chiplin, C. Smith, W. Gardner. E. Rogers. S. Hunter, G. Peace, H. Watts, A. Seccombe, G. Cole, C. Watts, J. Taylor. Epiphany.—Baxter, C. Mills. E. Michel, L. Mills. J. Mills, D. Jewiss, L. Walker, J. Nicholson. A. Dunn, Johnston, K. Mills, E. Hewitt. St. Luke’s O.B.—Hanna. A. llliams, D. McGregor, “Chic” Potter. Ray Potter, FT. Tizard, Lamont, C. Carston, Duncan, Ft. Tizard, Charles Potter. Second Grade Mount Eden.—Brown, Bowden, Hirst, Taylor, Wells, Brooker, Lomax, Horspool. Jenkins, Penman, Olliver. University A. —Carter. Lumsden, Radford. Xuakes, Brown, Chambers, Hubble, Thomson, Brown. Ross, Adams. University B—Torckler, Burnett. Whitley, Winn. Leonard, Turner, Davidson, Carter, Cooper, Blake, Brodie. St. Luke’s.—Franklin, Vipond, F. Clark. Pidgeon, Brodie. Taylor. • Mansfield. Darvill. Brown, Burnett, Meliars. Somerville.—W. Butler, R. Hunter, S. Bradshaw, W. Heard, C. Stainton, G. Outrv, P. Maxwell, J. Cooper, C. Preston C Edwards, L. Schneideman. Wesley.—K. Slanev, O. Fleet, T. Stacey, J. Chappell. J. Hill, A. M. Burton, O. Slaney, E. Mingins, A. B. Burton, A. Chappell, I. Williamson. Reserve: A. Aitken. Third Grade University A.—Kayll, Forsyth, O'Sultivan, Markham. Fitzpatrick. Gittos, Taylor. Smith. Houchen. Kiff. Marshall. University- B.—Allen, Jones, Pollok, Bowden. Woolcott. Leonard. Gascoigne. Turner, Warm, Ely, Greer. St. Luke’s.—Oisson, Ogilyie, Hay, Carson Kearnev, Ccrin, Goode, Alexander, Douglas. McQuarrie. ITarvie Emergencies: Watson, Brown (2), Hay, Cardon, Hookham. „ „ , , ~.. . „ Somerville. —J. Jordan, L. t»xie\e, K. Hunter. R. Sherson, T. Bruce, 11. Barker, H. Skinner. G. MeXab, M. Smith, S. Crocker. C. Beer. WOMEN’S TEAMS Senior Grade Weslev —Misses A. Twiname, M. Lamend. M. White. E. Burley. H. Saunders, J White. T. Brodie. M. Clark, E. Purton E Murray, E. Saunders. Y.W.C.A. —Misses Q. Ward, M. Matthews. M. Raisher, J. Baxter. I. Grace. M. Graham. 31. Hinge, ( . Libs. M. McLaughlan, S. Needham. Mrs. Sawbridge. Junior Grade Wesley A.—Misses M. Young, L,. Cullum. 1. Moore, L. Harrison. -N. McDonald. M. Bookie, M. Batlifcl te, M. Beil, M Reader. M. Farland, B. Dagger. Woskv B.—Misses Martin, M. Coe, l. Lew, D. Chant, V. Guntliorpe. S. MeKav, W. Burton. J. Young. E. Clements, H. " Mitchell. D. McKay . V W C A.—Misses E. Roberts, R. Blau. T> Eccles, I>. Corson. K. Wise, B. Liihurn. G. Jones. M. MacMiken, I. Insoi, \[ Ilooton, H. Clarke. Reserves: Misses G Cork A. Morrison. Technical O.G. —Misses M. Leach, M. Hailwood, S. Spinks. E. 1-rmeaux, J. Leach. l>. Morgan. K. Heron. z,. Osborne. J. Sc ou ller, E. Greenhalgh. c. Sp.nks. P'ina toe toe —Misses 31. Gubb. I . Duncan V T. Richards, Si. Mayall, n. ' Leighton, E. Shelling. -W Snellms, B Roseveare, XI. Baird, B, Iv mgs ford. Reserve: Miss ,T. Culpan. TAURANGA HOCKEY (From Our Own Corespondent) TAURANGA. Today. Wednesday afternoon’s games re- ' suited:—- _ . 11 arris-Merry weather Cup (women) Areta beat Te Puna by detault: Triers 3. v. School. 0: Rnngatau a bye. Press Cup. men.— Country 1. v. Rovers 0; United 4, v. True Blue b.