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Salient: Victoria University of Wellington Students' Newspaper. Vol. 32, No. 8. 1969.
Sport with Ian Stockwell
Sport with Ian Stockwell
Varsity must improve
Report of matches played on 19 April:
By Chris Ellen
University was well beaten 5-1 by Miramar Rangers at Memorial Park.
The University side will have to improve if it is to finish better than last season's fifth place in the Firs Division.
Under the able guidance of coach Ray Rayment this improvement should occur.
Russell Lill scored a consolation goal for Varsity. The newly promoted Rangers side, with this win and a 5-0 victory over Seatoun, has made a good start to the season and will be hard to beat.
The second team maintained its unbeaten record with a 2-1 victory over Wellington Diamond United.
University looked the better side in the first half, and with a 2-0 lead at half-time looked set for a comfortable victory.
In the second half, however, Wellington Diamond United gradually took control and the Varsity attacks became less.
But the University defence was equal to the occasion, and it was not until the 43rd minute that he Wellington Diamond United team scored its only goal.
University was well served by its defence in which perhaps Rod Lingard and Peter Murchison were the pick.
Robin Fox scored both goals for University.
Though Naenae scored first the third team had a comfortable 7-2 victory in the Fourth Division.
In this game the whole of the Varsity forward line scored at least once, while Jock McNaught and Jeff Walls scored twice.
The Fifth Division team recorded its first win of the season when it beat Lower Hutt City 2-1, while in the early game at Kelburn Park the Seventh Division & team beat the C team 7-1.
The Sixth Division and Seventh Division A teams both lost.
Results and scorers:
Senior First Division team lost to Miramar Rangers, 1-5 (R. Lill); Senior Second Division tram beat Wellington Diamond United, 2-1 (R. Fox 2 goals); Senior Fourth Division team beat Naenae, (J McNaught (2), J. Walls (2), I. Brown. H. Lateef. Y. Mohammed); Senior Fifth Division team beat Lower Hutt City, 2-1; Senior Sixth Division team last to Upper Hutt United. 0-4; Senior Seventh Division A team lost to Stokes Valley, 0-5; Senior Seveth Division B team beat University C, 7-1 (J. Arcus (2), R. Benton (2), P. Carrigan (2), H. Russell); Senior Seventh Division C team list to University B. 1-7 (D. Wilcox).
Vic athletes for Tokyo
Two Vic athletic club members, Penny Haworth and Phil Kear are among the 35-strong New Zealand team to take part in the Pacific Conference Games later this year.
The athletes will compete against teams from Japan, U.S.A., Canada and Australia in Tokyo.
Phil Kear is in the 400 metres and the relay. Penny the 100 metres, 200 metres and relay.
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Opticians
118 Willis St. - Tel. 45-841
Margaret O'Connor Studio
Private Tuition Daily
Beginner only every
Monday, 7–10.30 p.m.
58 Lower Cuba Street
Admission 50c
Telephone 45-813
Suit Hire
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Ralph Wilkins
Corner Manners and Farith Streets
Sports
The Sports Depot
(Witcombe & Caldwell)
Long standing connection with Unlversity sport, Every one of Vie's) 24 sports catered for.
Hotel St. George
The "Seven Seas Bar"
Best In New Zealand
• Nearest to University.
• Modern, comfortable surroundings.
• Cool, bright, fresh beer on tap
• Food available from our "Food Bar". 11.45 a.m. to 2.30 P.m.
• Mixed drinking—all facillties.
Entrees, Cold Buffet, Vegetable, Hot Pies
Daysh, Renouf & CO.
Members Wellington Stock Exchange
National Mutual Centre
Featherston Street
Tel. 70-169
Victuallers
Reginald Collins Ltd.
Wholesale wine and spirit people. Vinfners to the Students' Associa-tion. Carry stocks of all brands of ale, spirirts, table wine (from 55c), sherry in flagons ($1.60) or quart bottles.
Free Delivery—Cellars located at
No. 3 Ballance Street
(Customhouse Quay end)
Centreway Cafe
42 Ghuznee Street
For All Chinese Meals
Cooked While You Wait
Reasnable Prices
Kelburn Butchery (1965) Ltd.
(M. G. & K. G. Parkinson)
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1st Grade Meat And Smallgoods
Ham - Bacon & Poultry Supplies
St. George
Billiard Saloon
Open 9 a.m. — 11 p.m.
Monday to Saturday
758-068
Downstage Theatre Cafe
"The Real Inspector Hound"
by Tom Stoppard
All Reservation 559-639
Directed by Anthony Taylor
Designed by Grant Tilly
With Dorothy McKeeg. Colin McColl, Alex Trousdell, Elizabeth Coulter and Mathew O'Sullivan.
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From the Gym
The first term "Round Robin" competitions in intramural sport are now drawing to an end.
During the second term "knockout" competitions will take place in badminton, soccer, basketball and volleyball.
Teams already entered in the first term competitions are eligible to continue into the second term competitions.
New teams may apply for entry in the second term intramural competitions.
As the number of teams may need to be limited, students wishing to enter a new team should contact the physical welfare stall as soon as possible with appropriate information (name of team, names and phone numbers of captain and team).
Games will take place between 12-2 daily and may begin at either 12 noon or 1 p.m.
Timetable:
Monday, badminton; Tuesday, badminton; Wednesday, soccer; Thursday, basketball; Friday, volleyball.
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No Success Without Plebs
(Our Christchurch Correspondent)
Capping week this year will be a success provided there is active participation from all students for the two most important events, Procesh and Charity Collection. This year it is in aid of the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.M.C.A.
Lectures have been stopped in order that the two may be more successful. Students are therefore urged to take part even if only for an hour with a collection box.
Registrations for floats are still coming in but many more are needed. Controller Mike Fay will give you the gen.
Charity collections will not be a success and in fact will be a disgrace to the Students' Association if we don't get more collectors. The response has been disappointing so far. Anyone who may want to help should leave their name and times available at the Studass Office or contact John Langford through the same office.
The Miss Vic contest, in the hands of John Kirkby, is attrans entries of a very high standard. All finalists will receive a free ticket to the Capping Ball plus an invitation to an exclusive cocktail party before the ball.
Clubs sponsoring entrants will also receive a prize (provided they sponsor the winner).
Of course the winers will receive valuable prizes.
A bicycle race will take place at the same time as Procesh. Unfortunately entries have closed for this, except for females. Bring your own bike, but see Mike Fay first.
Prue Meyer is organising a party for orphans on this coming weekend, which should be quite good value for those who go.
A drinking horn has yet to find a venue, but all faculties are advised in mass together their best collection of inebriates, drunkards, etc., for this event.
Capping Ball tickets are $6 double and can be ordered from the Students' Association Office.
Free tickets will be given to those who collect the most in Charity collections and to those who are the Best dressed-up.
The major dates are Thursday, 9th May: Friday, 10th May, when Procesh and Charity Collections, and Capping Ball respectively will be held.