RUGBY FOOTBALL
, ] AUCKLAND .TUMORS V. WHANGAREI. Mr W. Heath, selector of the Auckland ' Rugby Union junior representatives, lias j i chosen the following team to represent i j Auckland ajraiiist Wbangarei, at Whaugarei, , on Saturday next:— ! Full-buck.—McDuvitt ("Varsity). ; Three-quarters.—r>aw-.son (("nlir-se Rifles), ! Laxon (College Kiiiesi, Sjieifibt iCityi. ', Klre-eIRbUJB.~H. Clark (Ponsonoyi, Aj i Matthews (I'ousonbj). j Half.—Boss I'Vurslty). 1, Win —Fawceti ("Varsity). i Forward*.—JUiSs (Ci-tj-". JliDcrltt (Marirt' Brothers), Brownioe (Ponsouby), Harris {Marift Brothersi, Pearce (I'onsonby), Shaw (Ponsonby), MeOuinness (City). Emergencies.—Backs: Sarjjentina, KerrTaylor, W. Clark, Stewart, Lonergan. For- . ■wards: Davidson, Cole, DanrlH, Gallagher. ■ : I; THIRD GRADE. ' NORTH shore V. ro.NSOXBt l&rsnS). j . The North S>nore third -prude ream and j Ponsonby (Kiwis) mc; oil No. 1 ground as : a curtain raiser -to -the South Auckland v. | Auckland game. The ground was heavy ; and T>lay for the nn-idt part con-fined to the i fo-rwarde. The first spell was even, -no j score resulting:. I In the second half play was again even, ' but about ten mimites 'before time Moore Beared for The Shore, the kl<»k failing. No farther score resulted, the came ending in a victory for the Shore by 3 jK>ints to nil. ,
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 180, 29 July 1912, Page 2
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190RUGBY FOOTBALL Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 180, 29 July 1912, Page 2
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