FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 147, 22 June 1909, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

■ WEDNESDAY UNION MATCHES. The championships of the Wednesday Union will be coutinued to-morrow. The following are the fixtures: — Seniors.—P. T.R. v. Bakers, Grocers v. Butchers, Drapers v. Waterside Workers. Juniors. —P.T.R. v. Bakers, Butchers v. Grocers. Third Grade. P.T.R. v. Bakers. Waterside Workers v. Urapers.—Waterside Workers: Donovan. Lucas. Myer Harrison. Rutledge, Woods. Rorle Ra'ndall. Corterill, Jarvis, Sadler leapt.), Wright, - Tlty, Kiely, Soares, Brown, Williams, Waterhouse, Melrose, Underwood, Cassidy, ( Frost. Drapers: Carson, Dixon, Heaney, I Aldred, Lawson, Laws, McGinley, Priest, I Crawford, O'Leary (2), Little, ' Hurling, \ Reilly. McNeil, Brown, Haynes, Donovan, Thomas, Gatland. THIRD GRADE. P.T.R. (v. Bakers). —Boys, Tremain, McCarthy, Herd, Kennedy (capt.), Robertson, Moore, Parnell. Herring, Thompson, Smyth, Allan. McQuarrie, Thomas, Benjamin, Wickstoad, C. J. Moore. PLAKO RUGBY UNION. The senior match last Saturday was between Morrinsville aud Waihou, at Waihou. The game was a stubbornly-contested • one from start to finish, and resulted In a pointless draw. Mr. Lowry refereed. In the junior division, Te Aroha continued their victorious career, defeating Walorongomal by 11 points to 3. This gives Te Aroha (last year's winners) the junior cup for 1909. In the schoolboys' match Waihou ! I defeated Te Aroha and Walorongomai com- ' I bined by 27 points to nit, j