RUGBY FOOTBALL

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 187, 7 August 1914, Page 2

RUGBY FOOTBALL

MEETUfG OF CHAMPIONS. CLIFTON V. CiVIVERBITT. The special attraction In Olupby cirries at Eden Pnrk to-morrow <BatUTday) afternoon -will be the meeting of the Clifton team, winners' of the Sorth Taranakl championship, and the University fifteen, the Auckland champions:. Clifton are reported to 'be a very strong side, and, with ITnfcvprsity nt their full strength, the game shmrld *c a decidedly interesting one. Teams are:— TJNIVERSITT. FullJback: .PorsdlcV. rrhrce-cuarters': WBson. Lambert, Macfcy, 1 Flve-eJghthe: Gray and Geddee. Wing: Inkster. Forwards: Bilkey. Shepherd. Sexton, Orierson, Mci Lean, 'Mnir, Mi»Ken7iip. Otonerve: 'UcKencie. fhe^representative "temiA'"V.lft jbnrneT 16 the Thames, and tapet the representatives of the Goldfipld town," the Awklami team being as already published. The junior fixtures will be contlnned at i Eden Park and Epsom. Teams are:— UNIVEKSITY. i Second Grade.—Carruth, Campbell <2), SwaffleW (2), Holland. Marks, Doushty, Itckl. lUuotcr. Knight, Senior, IWylie, Good, Wc|lß,. B.uHcr. ..•■■.", GBABn'ON. Grade.—Mtilr, Kendall, Rufflos, Pollovk. Andrews. Veart, Hunt, Cuffen. Hanlou, Colll&s. Loram, Porter, i?>). Brooks, Galbraith, Spring, iWilliamson, Danrell. Third Grade.—JKnlght iMartin, Impey. Rowe. Randall, Paull, Bray, Lunn, ,Mf nzies, Wright, Foster, Carohin, Shand. Srid.eson, Tajlor. 'Marshall. Askt-w. Molesworth. (Fourth Grade. — Klhgstone, Burton, Goldicke, Thompson, \Vakerley, Gaspark-h, 01), Wakerley, Donald, Hetherinston, Nairn, Williams, Eri 'Wata. llankin, McNeil, Uetflo.v. iFirth Grade. —Clafrparlch, (Bcehan. Stretton, iMcllveen. Ghent. Lan-jf, Herring. DonaWson, Daly, Cross, Cooke. "Wllllam*. Cowan, 'Btrnie, Brook*, Topps, Swift, MγCulloith. cirrt. Second Grade fv. •PonsonJir^.—Tl. Harley. S. MtiDroe, V. Ban-hard, F. "Watson. A. Alfortl. C. Ham-ox. T. San*nry. P. Warden. M. Johnson. H. McKtilire. W. Mooro. R. Moore. F. George. J. Edwards. .1. Parker, P. Castle. J. Tracey. C. -HiUs. 18. McDowell. W. Birnle, W. Johnston, B. Ollmo, W. Morrre. Firth firade.-iHnnHjr. iMUchell. iFlnher, Mosley. Peterson. Walters, Rhandotey. 3nrmen. Ttorne. Kictainleon, Wethernll, Cole. Davidson. Morrison, iNichol, Lekls, Williams. TOHW-mX. Second OJradp.—Adlam, 'McT.attchlan. Robinson. 'Neatal. I<ewls, trsrehl, Grlirg. Clarke. iHammond. Hastie. d*oolev. IRutherforfl. imuK. Lonsrvlllo. ■Warrer. Thivlson. iFonrth Grade.— Alrrrray, Smith, Grwrenlnc. Cole. N>al. Neil. 'Homes. Klar-k. W4iletts. .M"ir«-kle. 'Hewttson. Kelly, Badley. Gibson, MtUJwillan. GoUlsboronsu. POiNSONiBT. { Speond «t»<l(>. Nt 1.46 p.m., at Eden P»rfc.—TWnltnrs. Mr-fSresror. Little. .Kdiranls. Sntton. AiUlison. Deo. HUercer. Swanwn. Ornstein. Urnrwnlpe. Sagp. Danrll. Olarke. Tilndrnm. Neary, Nolan. iMoyer, McPherson, Carrk-k. ■Fourth n-rade.—Nonrrove. Snbh. TTnrrt. f"*onrti)py, »Tonps, Fftrot, t^TiPIT. Porklnsnn. !Ro«s, (Vlscn. Goneli. OVnnnpll. Ilowanl. -rrclfr. Valvol. Richards. Morrel. Fyfe. Towl. iPepner. •Fifth Grade.—rtonovan. lolinson. Colllni;. ham. itpMwm. 'Fry. M.«+thewe, Fiw. MrGresor, IBaddily. Goneh. Greenhonch. (Paul. Craig. Andersftn, .Ftsher C 2). Baird. ■por.i.Fioer prFtr.«s. Third Grade.—Cohlll. r-rifill. Ewing. Rotilnson, Michaels. Culling. Senn. Boucher, rc-w-in*. Prescott- Arnold, Dignao, Baker, Edwards. Clay, . Moresby. NORTH SHORE. Fourth Grade—(3. Stewart A. Turner. G. (McOvenzle, G. Hammond. K. Stokoe. E. Johnston, 11. Snove. 11. ISennett, Of. K. Vause. O. J. Hill. It. Kesseli, S. -Lock-wood. R. 'Ainslie, R. 6hpppard. 11. Jorhnston, H. I'errett, 'R. Trayes, W. Dumper. CADET MATOHES. fißth. Mt. E#en (v. 3eth, Grey Lynn).— Kayes, Speakman. Williams. Maughan. Briffault. Dover. McCredie. Treacher. Irvine. lAlli'n. Rm-lclaiid, Birch, Auger, Ileod. Chcesman. FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. To-morrow's fixtures arc:— ; CHAMPION TEAMS. Clifton v. University.—Eden Park No. 1. Referee, Mr. George Nicholson. SECOND GRADE. City v. Ponsonby.—Kden Park No. 1. at L4S p.m. Heferee. Mr. F. WII»on. Newtou v. Grafton.—Eden Park No 2, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. G. Champion. Tramways v. University.—Sbow Ground No. i>, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. A. Wetherilt. Marlst Brothers v.- Grammar School. — Show Ground No. S, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. Payne. THIRD GRADE. C.Hy v. Grafton.—Eded Park No. 3. at 3 p.m. Keforee, "Mr. A. S. ClifTe. Mnrist Brothers v. Remuera.—Show Ground No. 7, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. Marshall. Post and Telegraph v. University.—Sbow Ground No. C, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. J. McGuire. College Rifles v. West End.—Show Ground No. 0, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. G. W. Cox. . SI- Julius v. Grammnr . School.—Sbow Ground Xo.-.1, at 3 p.m. Referee. Mr. M. Lenihan. FOFB.TH GRADE. Parnell t. Marist Brothers. — Show Ground No. 1, at 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. A. MnrSoch. Grafton v. Newton.—Show Ground No. 2, at. :t p.m. Kefereo, Mr. E. Donovan. North Shore v. Ponsonby B.—Devonport. at rt-p.ni,- Brfpr.. Mr a v Ensnr. Takapuna v. City.—Dcvonport. at 2 p.m. Referee, Mr. A. V. En?or. FIFTH GRADE. Grafton v. Ponsonby.—Show Grnnud No. 1, at 2 p.mi Referee Mr. A. Murdoch. City v. Parnell.—Show Ground No. 2, at 2 p.m. Referee. Mr. T. Marshall. Marl.ot Brothers v. Newton A.—Show. Ground No. 3, at 2 p.m. Referee, Mr. Burgess. COUNTRY MATCH. Hannkau v. RaglatL—Papakura. Referee Mr. Cricliton. PUBLIC SCHOOLS' MATCHES. The arrangements for the -Public Schools matches to-morrow are us follow:— A GRADE. Devonport v. Vermont Street.—At Show Oroilnd, No. 9, 2 p.m. Referee. Mr Wetlierllt. iParnell v. Bptntlern.—At Show Ground No. 4. U p.m. Referee. Mr. I.enihnn. v. Newton Eapt.—At Woods' TiNldock. so: L 2 p.m. Rpfptee, Mr. Payne J-onsotrhy v. P.ereslord Street.—'At Edea P.trlr. ,yfr. 1, 1 P-iu- Kefcree, Mr A. Nic- '.""- B GRADE. Napier Street v. formal -School.— At Woods' Paddock, No. 2, 2 p.m. Referee Mr. Cox. Bfljlieli] v. Newton West.—i.\t Bdou Park. No. '.:. 1 p.m. Referee. Mr. A. \liliolsnti. 'Mount Albert v. Kpsoju.—'At Eden Park, No. % 2 p.m. Rtjferoe, Mr. J. Inkster. Avondalp v. Rii'hmnnd Road.—At Eden Park. Nn. .'!. 2 p.m. 'Referee, Mr. -Cliff?. r GRADi:. Nelson Strpct v. Ellerslie.— At Show Ground, No. S. 'J p.m. "Uefercc,, iMr. IJnno--Wl. tXcwmarkct t. Maungawhan.—At Eden Park, So. ?, J p.m. Rcfeiee, Mr. G. Champlea. iP«nt CBeTalier t. 'Mount" -nosklTi.-—At Woods' Taddock, No. 3, 3 p.a. Referee, Mr B. HtTsos.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS' MATCHES. FIRST GRADE. King's College T. Sacred Heart.—Show Ground No. 3, at 3 p.m. Referee, Hγ. Bnrgess. *■ •• SECOND GRADE. King's College A v. Technical College.— Show Ground No. T, at 2 p.m. Referee, Mr. J. McGulre. ' . KlDg's College B v. Sacred Heart.—Show Ground No. C, at 2 p.m. Referee, Mr. Smatlwood. THIRD GRADE. Grammar A v. Sacred Heart.—Show Ground No. r>. at 2 p.m. Referee, Mr. Roberts. RANFURIiY SHIELD MATCH. TAKANAKI DEFEATS HOROWHBNUA. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HAWERA. Thnrsdny. Tbe football match Tarnnaki v. Horowhenua. for the Ranfurly Shield, was won by tbe former by 14 points to 3. WIN* FOR OTAGO. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) INVBRCARGILL. Thursday. Otago defeated Southland to-day by C point* to it, after a well-fought game. CANTERBURY REPRESENTATIVES . . THE iXOUTHEUN TOCK. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) CHOM-STOU L'KCH. Friday. Tlie selectors (Messrs S. F. Wilson, C. Ruchamin, and L. Corbett) have chosen the following players to represent Canterbury on the Northern tour: — (Backs.— J. Bain, A. IMeLcod, E. C. Taylor. R. K. Roag, L. Cade. A. Macrtonald. 11. Watson. G. D. Gray, B. E. Crawsha'w. V. J. Ainodeo. Forwards.—E. Hasell. <!. Tlegarty, X. Cfirnegie. A. 'Fannlnj:. B. Jordan, W. Cumrnlnjrs, W. Maxwell. E. Sime. R. Kennedy, E. Cummlngs, and C. R. Murray. FOOTBALL CARNIVAL. CXDER AUSTRALIAN CODE. SYDNEY, this day. The football carnival, under Australian rules, was continued. Victoria beat Queensland by I*B points to 44 points.