RUGBY FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 133, 5 June 1914, Page 7

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The —ugb.v Union championships will be continued on Saturday, when the two senior games will be played on Eden Park, where Ponsonby and University will have No. 2 ground, while City and College Rifles will occupy No. 1 ground. The Rifles will, unfortunately be handicapped in this event by the absence of two of their prominent forwards, Mcllugh and —asters. The teams for the day arc:— COLLEGE RIFLF.S. Seniors (v. City), at Kdeu D'_udney, S. Yates, E. Barker, G. Parkinson, L. Weston (captain), L. Dili, I. Clifford, A. Walker. R. iSellare, 1_ Pountnev, L. Many, F. Sutherland, P. Bedford, K. Birnie, Hansen. Second Grade (v. Ponsonby), at Eden Park, No. 3 ground.—Ale—inder, Reed, whitu. Gllmore, Lason (captain), Witner, W. Clarke, Brett, Boucher, Marsnall, Steele, (.'. Clark, Bkiniheld, Goss, Norrill, Clark, —nlgan. ._ Third Grade (v. City), at Show Ground, Epsom.—Kohlson, Hiving. Culling, ,Seun, Michaels, Fowlds, Boucher, S. Clay, Kwiug, Edwards, Diguan, Baker, Hudson, Arnold, Cabin (captain); emergencies, V. Clay, Gilmore. PONSONBY. Seniors.—Dance, Stewart, O'Leary, McGregor, Bater, Sutton, Candy, Clarke, Campbell, Sellars, Dervan, Pearce, Hall, Avery, Munro, Francis, 11ornibrook. Second Grade, at Eden Park.—Ornstein, Swanson, Sage, Brownlee, _cP_ereon, Moyer, Clarke, Mercer, linnrll, Walters, Near}', Louergan, McGregor, Addison, Sut•tou, Tucker. Maine, Brewer, Falkner. Fourth Grade B.—Fyfe, Jones, Howard, Craig. Hunt, Hunt, Spencer, Norgrove, Lovell, Valvoi, Ross, Gough, VVUes, Islip, Ford, Stewart, Williams, Blddock, Sennit-e, lloward. Fifth Grade.—Cot—ilghani, Johnson, Belsham, Lynch, Dlckensou, Bradley, Gough, •McGregor, Bird, Paul, Foss, Fry, Fisher (2), Green-bough, Matthews, Radford, Anderson. CITY. Seniors.—Moffi tr. Burns, Wolfgramme, Stewart (2), Campbell (21, Godfrey, Barclay, —agee (2), Tresize, Bruce, French, McNab, Walters. Sutherland. Second Grade.—(i. Munro, R. Ilarley, T. Salisbury. C. Hancox, F. George, R. Moore. P. Warden, -M. Johnson, W. Johnston, W. Moore, P. Castle, 11. McKubre, J. Parker, Fitzsin—ions, V. Bart-hard, W. Blrnie. Third Grade.—ll. Magglll, .1. Tracey, I* Moylc, J. MoCune, A. Bennett, B. Clta 10, V. Preston, C. Hill, D. „a-gee, W. To—ybridge, G. —eddins. W. Turner, W. Wallace, R. Mcßae, T. Edwards, A. Butler, W. Clarke, C. Head. Fourth Grade.— McQnlllpn. Gavin. Williams, Barton, Turner. Payne, Ellis. Doubleday, Buchanan, Southwell, Anderson, Wickstead, Olsen, Kammell, Jeukins, Neilson, GTbhons. Fifth Grade. —-Nlrol, Wetherall (captain), Mitchell, Huntly, Peterson, Williams, Walters, Mosley, Fisher, Swanson, Richardson, Cole, Davidson, Lekis, Home, Tabrun, Miller, Baume. PARNELL.

Fourth Grade.—Atkinson. Bovaird. Caudrey, Harris, Greenland, Cameron, -McClure, I_ Mundy, A. Nelson, Wright, L. Gedye, Aubrey, Ulgglns, O'Brien. G. Brown, Brown

Fifth Grade. —Robinson, Foster, Clo—>, Walker, Armstrong, Edwards. Elliott, Smith, Saunders, O'Hanlan, Syms, Brophy, Rodgers, Beach. Hamlin. Jerratt, Phelan.

Third (Remuera).—S. George. Henderson, Burns, Cutler, Priestly, Ford, U—on, Gamble, llayward, Brown, Mars—ill, 1. George, Brown]ee, A George, Black, Hos—ng. NORTH SHORE. Fourth Grade (v. Marist Brothers).—B. Slew-art, A. Turner, G. Hammond, 11. Bennett. G. McKcnzie. _. Stokoe, C. Jaggs, N. R. Vause, 11. Shove. R. E——ell, 11. Perrett, K. Bailey. L. Lockwood. E. Johnston, J. Graham, E. Trayes. 0. Hill. Fifth Grade (v. Newton B). —E. Johnson, W. Coraghan, E. Sharp, A. Cosgrave. F. Stubbs, W. Chaplin, R. Parker, F. Dalton, E. Jones, J. Calder. S. Cusack, G. King, J. McLeod. J. Wheeler, W. Probert, r. Foster, C. Webb.

rXIYE-SITW .Seniors.—Campbell. Forsdick, I_mbert, Wilson, Geddes, Gray, lnketer. Shepherd, Bllkey, Sexton, Grlerson, McLean, Muir, McKenzie; emergency, F. McKenzle. Second Grade.—Cnrru—, Holland, Swaffield, McGechie. Campbell, E. .1. 'Marks, Swnflield. Doughty. Good, A. Butler. Senior, Knight, C. O. Butler, Reid, Nicholson. Third Grade.—Newman, McGregor, Fowler, McNeish, Moresby, Doughty, Treacher, Oakes. Matthews, Brown, Sleadinan, Donovan, Macknreath, Bagnall, Nicholson, McLean, Robinson, McGlnley, Galloway. GRAFTON. Second Grade.—Muir, Matthews (2), Torter, Loram, Galhraith, Spring. Andrews, Pollock Ha-nlon. Collins, Ruffles, Williamson, O Grady, Hunt, Vear-t, Brookes, Daurell, lit—dry. Third Grade.—Saunders, Randall, Carnav on, Faster, Paull, Impey, Coulsou, Dixon, Menzies, Molesworth. Wright, Brldesou, Lunn, Edwards, Ford, Taylor, Caraton, _iaxtin, ll—mhll-n, and Sanson.

Fourth Grade.—Kiugstone, Burton, Bailey, Thompson, Gasparich (2), Casley, Wiikerley. Donald, Hetherington, Nairn, Hedley, Kayes, McNeil, Rankin, Williams. 'Fifth Grade.—Lang, Cowan, Stretton, Herring, •Mcllveen. Brooks, Gasparich, Birnie, Topps, 'McCnllogh, Cooke, Beehan, Daly, Ghent, Kearney, Williams, Donaldson. NEWTON. Second Grade.—Cole, Lewis, Robinson, Ngatai, McLaughlin, Gi'lgg, Haynes, Clarke, 'Bradley, Hammond, Rutherford, Herring, Warren, Long, Slngwell, Lawson, Betts, Martin. Fifth Grade.—A. Ball, Simpson (2), Peace, Smith, Wilson, Brown, Arnott. Glasson, Peace, Burnie, Curgenven, Arnold, Long, Wiles, Warren, Firth, Scott. Fourth Grade. — O'Loughlln, Burton, Trembath, M—ray, Nelll, Hanna, Seal, McQulllen, Wllletts, Kelly. Gibson. Massey, Baddely, Hewitsen, Malougney, Goldsmith, Hayson. Fifth Grade B.—Whisker. 'Stewart. Smith. Wilson, Neil, McLeod, Ingham, Stormont, Peart, Doushty, Williams, Archer. Regan, Stack, Sinclair, Fellows, Riley, Simpson. BIBLE CLASS TOURNAMENT. Tho seven a side tournament among teams representing the Presbyterian Bible classes, held in tbe Show Groundß, Epsom, on Wednesday last, resulted as follows:— First Round.—St. StepUen'B B beat St.. David's B, 9—o; Sotuervillo heat Devonport B, IS—0; Devonport A beat St. Peter's, o—3; St. Stephen's A beat St. David's A, 14—0. Second Round.—St. Luke's beat St. Stephen's B, 8—O; Devonport A beat St. Stephen's A, 3—o. Semi-final. —Somerville beat St. Luke's, 12—0. Final- —Somerville beat Devonport A, 6—3. In the senior competition, St. David's beat St. Stephen's, B—o. Mr Frank Wilson refereed throughout the tournament in a Tery able manner. TO COACH THE BOYS. Mr. H. Frost has kindly consented to again coach the schoolboys in (he rules of Rugby. He will attend at the referees' room Oust past the sheep -pens) at the Show Ground at 1.30 sharp on Saturday afternoon. All boys plaflag at Alexandra Park that day are requested to roll up.