SOMERVILLE’S TASK EASY

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 999, 16 June 1930, Page 7

SOMERVILLE’S TASK EASY

s ,^ r yihe. which defeated Univeran -T . ppcts by f,ve goals to nil. had 'JP t£t «k, and if last season’s anrthhJL n «, (wi . th St " Luke's) had been • v„ v ng ni form, the issue must It i« 611 . unpleasant contemplate, tifio ® d story of the more scienla*firPiae dropping to the level of the ot n was wretched hockey that has fortunately been vf. r , l Seen this winter. University lieui? i.®’ r ?^ evs a ny day are playing: indeed hockey than the senior eleven; i Sht appear that senior HH . * s a training ground for men to : ieen ec °Pd grade positions! As has :b r . s ? ld before, there is material • oaoi-T but it: is very raw. A good ;mnr ",° uld - however, make a definite "ac !! 8 0n - Somerville’s vanguard nor a °^ lt ot forrn - Clive Watts doe* to be happy without the -*I** 1 ** ?Z?^ 0n brother Eric, who irf,r,.,” re d from centreforward. In , , man the team has found a •• and one who is likely to develop • lvevf^ resen t. a *i ve class in time. The «.ina«„ are still indifferent as a com?n» though all right in Individsound C «J 0le ' Il€ar ’ l played quite a - ,?, arne . alongside Steen Hunter, E'-ss a n v ibe is learning the busis; or O,Jt that goal Schneideman Rail-2 first half, and which Mr. uouhti l ‘°wed for off-side, there is no . tbe view of observers that the 'i, * 7 ar <i took the ball through and As should have been permitted. ' s awever * the result of the match rogr w., ot influenced, the matter can "’here it is.