SENIORS.
Suburbs V. City.—Suburbs: Full-back, H Smith; three-quarters, H. Absolum, C Cowan, E. Sutherland; five-eighth, M. Dempsey; half, M. Gray: wings, J. Sutherland and T. Austin; forwards, J. Gillett, W. Jolmstone, H. Dacre, 1. Cawley. Taylor, C. Waterman, Bower, Austin, Skiiiner, R. Montgomery. City: Stevens, Asher, Smith, Thomas, Magee, Young, Stanaway. Brown, Porteous, G. Tvler" Nicholson,'J. McMillen, Scott, Bonella, W. Tyler, W. McMillan. Grafton V. North Shore (at North Shore).—Grafton players go across by the 2 o'clock boat—Grafton: Renwick, Thomson, McKen/Je, Campbell, Kiernan, Brady (2), Cucksey, Freeborn, McGregor. Shand, Neville, Hedley, Gunson, Cooper. Parnell v. Ponsonby.—Parnell: Gillard, Smith, Shera, Stone, Weatherill, Twiname, Hodgson, Cameron, Home, Taylor, Hancock, Crisp, Saunders, Price (2), Brimmer. Ponsonby: S. Upton, P. Gallaway, R. Lendrum, Stephenson (5), Dunlop, Carder (2), Francis, Edwards, Cossa'r, Sands. Newton stand out to-morrow. lne following teams have been sent for insertion: Seniors: Heath, Roberts, Rowe, Brash Woods, Robinson, Clarke, Hunter H Wilson, Hill, A. Wilson, MoKniglit, Walsh, Coffee, Conquer. 2nd nifteens: Lincorn (2), MeLeod, Rowe, Taw Henricks, Burfort. Turtley, Jenkins, Herron, Hearne, Bradburn, Short, Linton, Collins, Belcher, Quelch.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 122, 24 May 1901, Page 2
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