79 RESULTS. Captain V. A. Cazalet (O.E.) lost to N. W. D. Yardley, 3-9, 9-4, 1-9, 3-9. A. G. Hazlerigg (O.E.) beat R. G. Bullen, 9-0, 9-5, 9-4. R. C. Greville (O.E.) beat S. G. S. Pawle, 9-1, 9-5, 5-9, 9-4. C. W. C. Packe (O.E.) lost to J. D. Burrows, 1-9, 8-10„ 9-10. R. G. de Quetteville (O.E.) beat N. R. Dobree, 9-5, 9-4, 9-0.
elo 'Detente
tockey.
For the second year the Old Peterites played in the Easter hockey festival at Scarborough. The team manager and organiser was again D. Norwood. The headquarters were at the " Queen's. Hotel," and a most enjoyable week-end was spent, with matches on Good Friday, Saturday, and Easter Monday. Last year's record was improved on and two matches were won and one drawn.. On the Saturday and Monday nights there were dances in the hotel, and on the Sunday night an amusing impromptu concert. O.P.s and parents who came to support the team deserve thanks for their interest. OLD PETERITES, 3; SOUTHERN DISTRICT, 1. This was the first match of the festival and was played on Good Friday morning on the cricket ground, which was hard and dry. Consequently a very fast and open game resulted. The O.P. forwards went off with considerable dash from the start with Yardley and Warin prominent in the attack. Some two minutes from the start Warin pushed the ball out to the right wing where Stead took it down and centred at the twenty-five ; Warin, gathering the ball well, beat the two backs and got in a well-placed_ shot. Southern District retaliated and pressed hard, and soon had an equalising goal. Just before half-time, Yardley, taking the ball from the half-way line, went through on his own and beat the goalkeeper as he came out to push it through his legs, for the O.P.s' second goal. In the second half the pace of the game began to tell, and the hockey, though still of a fairly high standard, became slower. The Southern District team were defending hard and kept in their own half by the valiant work of Ogley, who. played a sterling game at centre-half. Finally Stead scored the O.P.s' third goal with a good shot from an attempted clear by the opposing left-back. Team :—K. G. Chilman ; N. W. Smithson, E. A. Harrop ; B. H. W. Jackson, R. Ogley, J. M. Atkinson ; J. W. Stead, R. M. Cooper, R. P. Warin, N. W. D. Yardley, D. Norwood.
