Maniototo News.

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1692, 26 June 1929, Page 1 (Supplement)

Maniototo News.

Maniototo Sub-Union. : A general meeting of the above ' union was held in Donald's Rooms, Ranfurly on June 11. Mr J. I. Phaser was in the chair and there were present: Messrs G. P. Howell, T. Mitchell, W. Howell, B. Doogue and A. Aitchison. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. It was resolved that P. Christie be advised that the remission of his sentence was refused. A list of the Becks second grade players was approved. Mr M'Naught's resignation as a selector on the second committee was accepted. Mr T. Howell's name was substituted. W. Wright's application for rcgradc ■ was refused. i D. Small's transfer was granted and j J. Friend's application for regrade i was refused. 1 Transfers were granted to Messrs , M'Cutcheon and Lewis. i The secretary was instructed to , write to the Vincent Sub-union sug- , gesting that the first and second grade , matches be playe'd on July 27 and also , that the secretary advise the 0.8. F.U. , that this union falls in with the country j week football programme. ■. It was resolved that the Referees' Association be written to asking re- , ferees to report any cases of late start- , ing in ..which the offending parties j would be fined 10s. The secretary was , also instructed to notify club captains , that referees have been instructed to take action in this matter. The following amounts 'were passed ■, for payment:' 0.8. F.U. £1 10s; J. His- j lop, Blakely Cup 18s 6d. g It was resolved that the Ida Valley Club be written to drawing the attention of its' members to a complaint received from "Waipiata Ladies' Hockey Club regarding the conduct of the footballers while dressing after the match *

[From Our Banfurly Correspondent.]

ind refusing to leave when asked to . lo so. SATURDAY'S RESULTS. NASEBY BEAT GIMMERBBRI^T Ranfurly 20, Ida Valley 3. Naseby 6, Gimmerburn nil. Waipiata v. Becks not played. —Second Grade.— Hyde 37, Ranfurly 3. Midd'.emarch 6, Becks 3. Patoaroa 17, Kyeburn nil. * Ru'.iiuriy v. Ida Valley. This ma'.'eh was played at Ranfurly, I fair at'ondance of spectators witicssing nn interesting game. The Ran-!u-!y forwards all played well and were oo good for the opposition. Inder was hn outstanding back on the Ranfurly ■:■-!?. For Ida Valley, Williamson and 3 Becker played -.well in the forwards v-hile W. Becker at centre threequarter nade several good solo runs; he is a omparatively young player who shows listinc+ promise of developing into a rood back. The following are the e^ms: — lairfurly (Blue) — > Backs—M'Donald, Laugh ton, Miller, lowling, Inder, Woods, M'Bride, —Pringle HeVitt, Redding, tfawhinney (2), Cromb, Pringle, )ougherty. da Valley (Black)— " ' Backs—T. M'Knight, G. M'Knight, V. Becker, Dillon, C. M' Knight, ' .I'Donald, M'Laren, Haig, Beck, Harex, D. Becker, Notman, Nicolson, Clark nd Williamson ' THE PLAY. Ranfurly kicked off and M'Donald f eturned to Inder who made a good.

run. J. Mawhinney broke away and from a free kick for an infringoineni Miller gojiled for Eanfurly. Sever.t. serums K>ok pla<* about the middle of the field and then the Ida Valley backs attempted a passing rush but a knock on spoiled the movement. The Ida Valley forwards attacked but M' Donald returned to a good kick. Ths Blackc"again attacked" but Miller fielded veil and found the l=]:e with a g;'od kick. From a iiueout Redding, Miller and Dougherty had the bail in turn and the leather went out at tli- Blacks' twenty-five. From a s-jrum Williamson passed to M'Laren who kicked down field. After a'series of serums Inder secured and after boating several men scored a neat try at the eoner. Miller failed to convert. — Eanfurly 6, Ida Valley nil. After a series of scrums and lineouts the Blacks were penalised in front of tkei/ goal and Inder put the ball between the bars. —Eanfurly 9-nil. From the kick off the Eanfurly forwards, headed by Bedding, F. Pringle and Doughorty, broke away but W. Becker cleared. A free kick gave Ran-fu-ly a chance but the attempt at goal failed and Ida Valley forced down. C. ffarrex was prominent in a forward rush but the Eanfurly backs cleared and essayed a passing rush but a forward pass spoiled the movement. Play was held up temporarily owing to C. M'Knight receiving an injury. From a scrum in the Blacks' twenty-five M'Bride sent out to Inder wlio eut in to score his second try and Miller converted with a good kick.—Alexandra 14, Ida Valley nil. Hewitt and Bedding broke away but C. M'Knight relieved. From a loose rush F. Pringle and Dougherty dribbled to the Blacks' line and J. Cromb got over at the corner; the kick at goal failed.—Eanfurly 17-nil. Ida Valley forwards pressed but M'Bride passed to Millar who put in a good line kick. - M'Donald stopped a likely Black movement and then a Eanfurly passing rush was spoiled when Dowling failed to take a difficult pass. Just on halftime Woods just missed scoring, L. Dillon forcing in time. On resuming play Blacks rushed play

to the Blues' territory but Inder returned play to halfway. D. Beeker showed up in a good solo run but was well tackled by Woods. M'Donald then secured for Ida Valley but was well collared. From a scrum the Ida Valley backs handled well until a knock-on spoiled the movement. The Pringle brothers started a dribbling rush but ■ M'Donald saved. After some uninteresting play, W. Pringle dribbled to .iie ij.'acks' line and F. Pringle scoivd. Miller failed with the kick. —Ba:ifuijy 20, Ida Valley nil. The next few minutes' play w: s characterised by lineouts and serums. The Ida Valley backs combined in a passing bout but good tackling kept, them out. The Black forwards then attacked but M'Donald found the line with a good kick. A likely-looking opportunity was lost when D. Becker, after a nice run, passed to W. Becker who did not pass to.M'Knight in time. The Blacks continued to press but Millar came through with a dribble and relieved. M*Donald was injured and had to go off. In the dying stages of the game Williamson took a good mark.and dropped a goal.—Eanfurly 20 Ida Valley 3. , The Blues were attacking when the final whistle went with the score: Eanfurly .. , 20 Ida Valley 3 Mr W. Dowling ably controlled the game. SATUEDAY DEAW. The following matches will be played/ this Saturday, June 29: —■ Eanfurly v. Gimmerburn. Naseby v. Waipiata. Ida Valley v. .BecTts. Hockey. Naseby v. Wedderburn. Eanfurly A v. Eanfurly B. Waipiata v. Hyde. Patearoa v. Kyeburn. Lodge Ball. The Loyal Maniototo Lodge in eonjunction with the Loyal Queen of ' Maniototo Lodge held a most enjoyable and successful ball on Thursday, June 20. The hall was beautifully decorated and a credit to the workers. ' Some 40 couples enjoyed an excellent

floor. The music was . supplied by Kutherford 's Jazz Orchestra. The catering was in the capable hands o£ Mrs C. Donald. Among those present were: Messrs B. Hanrahan, J Friend, E. Forrester, 'J. Pringle, F. Pringle, W. Pringle, W. Low, C. Low, H. Laughton, J. Bedding, D. Simpson, L. Inder, W. Mawhinney, G. Mackay, J. Cromb, W. Dowling, W. Bandy, H. Black, G. M'Leod, C. Lewis, W. Eeid, E. Johnston, C. Gibb, E. Thompson, Creighton (!'), W. Friend, M. Hanrahan, J. Crutchley, L. Stevens, J. Mitchell; A. Spence. The ladies present were: Mrs Black (black lace), Mrs M. H. Hanrahan (black crepe de chine), Mrs Crut- ' eUy (black georgette), Miss E. Warburton (blue georgette and gold lace), • Miss C. Chapman (black silk), Miss A.. Chapman (blue georgette), Miss F. M'Ara (pink georgette, beaded), Mrs (white chiffon taffetta), Miss N. Hanrahan (pink crepe de chine), Miys M. Cromb- (green silk), Miss E.' Rolvrfson (lavender silk), Miss C. Cop'and ''pink georgette). Miss M. Cleg- • horn f't&tittk} georgette), Miss N.. Copland -nple green velvet), Miss M. Hanr.ilKin (pink georgette), Mrs Bandy 'Jemon georgette), Miss H. Cox (crepe de chine red beaded), Miss Eita Cooper r -"(\ velvet), Miss D. M'Leod (lemonMiss B. Mitchell (blue taffetta), Miss Ruby Sinnamon (white geogetre), Miss O. Nieolson (green crpiie de chine), Miss L. Friend (fusrhia satin), Miss A. Friend (black taffetta trimmed gold), Miss N. Laughton (apricot velvet), Miss W. Bell .(black c crepe vie chine), Mrs Carson ("figured crepe de chine), Miss I. Bumble (apricot crepe de chine), Miss O. Hanrahan (jade green crepe de chine), Mrs Fraser (Black merv silk), Miss Garrett (jade velvet, trimmed coral), Miss L. Black' (lavender georgette), Misß Copland (apple green, velvet), Mrs J. Pringle (pink geprgette), Mr W. Pringle (cream georgette), Mrs W. Eeid (blue georgette and gold lace), Miss Bay Sinnamon (pink satin), Mrs H. O'Neill (fuschia georgette), Mrs T. Lynch (figured georgette), Miss M. Alcock (black satin), Miss M'Lean (blue crepe de chine), Miss T. Kirfcwood (lemon georgette), Miss M. Elder (black lace georgette).