NORTHERN UNION.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 137, 10 June 1921, Page 7

NORTHERN UNION.

TEAIXIS FOR TO-MORROW.

The Auckland Rugby League club ' chanvpionehipe will be continued tomorrow afternoon, when Marist Brothers and Maritime will provide the principal game on the Domain, where Ponsonby and Fire Brigade will also meet, while ■North Shore und City will play at the Shore. Teams:— MIAIUST .MIOmEiKS. SeuiorK.—Matthews, Eustace, Gallagher, Dyer, Loveridge, Hlng, Ghent. Turner, Casey, Cargill, Duane, Carroll, v'cart. Fry. Second Grade.—Gallagher, Walsh, dDllls, MirVea.ffh, .Duun, Keene, J?Wrley, Rihodes, ■Grover, Martin, Slobie, ilalea, Strange, Turner, Glover, Jioryer, Paul, Watson, Ulivnn, iMonlsoii, iDuanc. Fifth Grade—Prendergast, Meek, Kenny, Larklns, Stormont, Thoruburn, Flyiin, Smith, Sauford (2), Sitchbmy, Lawson, Courtney, Hroclle, Buchanan, McCarthy, Maddrcu. IM.A.RITLMIE. Seniors.— ,Llttl<?\v«od. McGregor, Urieu, Grey, Yardley. Luun, O'.Donnell, Miller, Arndt. Ballautyue, JJance, Webb. Second Grade.—Mauley, Grantley, Carroll, dSrlen, Grey, Heard, McPherson, Nicholson, Young, l'eart. Wilkle, ile-lstoie, Lee, Brake, Butler, USarron. j Fifth Grade.—McLedd <2), Draffln. Cole- 1 man, Allen, Grairtley. D.?mi>sey, Thorne, LSlcGuire, ißurgess, Hall. WOialey (2), Cro- | ulu, Shaw, Clarke, Kenny. | 'CITY IKOViBRS. Seniors.—illarloy. David-son, Minogue, :I*wis, Clarke, Wetherall, IY-ckham, ilitcheU, iMackle, .Held, llawkes, l-'raucis, To-wnsend, Tiiomao, O'Grady. Second Grade.—iKuby, Iludlcy, Jackson, Robertson, Dagnall, 'Miliar, Camjiben, Tate, Wattum, JJarroch, Ueujainlu, liorsfall, Morrison, Allen, M-<-aelland, McDermott. Fifth Grade—Yarwood, Collins, .Short, 'Davidson, Joy, Clare, Farrell (2), Cleal, ■Facoory, Tllby, Mackay, .O'Brien, Hodge, ilWMnson, Barnes. Sixth Grade A—-Hewltson, Jlales, Wclcli, Trainer (2). Newdick, Lunn, (Jreen (2), .lllllson, Mac-kle, 'McQuold, Collins, dtlggo. Sixth Grade J3.—OJel-son, dteid, Jlumby, Ilendrj', ißrett, "Ward, ißrown, ISurt-h-inoro. ..\ilddleton, iMaddcn. .Ryan, PostlewaiKh.t, Peters, Noble, Flanagan, ißickerton, Mackie, Crowther. OTA I ITT lIU. Seconi; Grade—Philp, Kcenan (2), Wilson juu., .Miirtlu (2), .Murray. 'Nixon, Wells, Sedbie, Trlmlrie, -Madlgan. Fourth Grade , .—Nicholson, Gedye, Loner•gan (2), Stevens, illigiglns, ■ Dawklns, McGregor. Wood, filler}-, Kemp, Brown, Hart, Kemplay. Fifth Grade. —Levy, Burnett, Murray, Klrkland (2), Glynn, Ibbertson, > - eal, Todd, Hart, Itowe, Hothwell, 'McCrory, Philp, UUery. Sixth Grade. —O'Connor, Ellery, Nicholson, .Haggle, Levy. Doyle, Ewan, Absoluiu, ■Brady, .Harris, Xeul, J'ipcr, Brown, Eustace. ■POXSOXIBY UNITED. iSeniors. —illanlon, Henderson, Cadman, MeXell. Southernwood, EMlti-hell. Ijiwry, Cross, Walsh, LMcGregor (3), Morman, Martin, 'Edwards. Second Grade—.Butler, iBo-lton, Cook, , .Pal. .Ix)cke (2), Duvlson, Blackle, Hoss, ' iMoylo, George, Veart, McGregor, Jeffrey, Manson, J'agc, LSutherland, Stevens. Cad<ly. Third Grade.—Wratball. Henderson, ißoyle, Ulley. '.I-aurie. Cole. Dlckcnson, Hendry, Ha.nultou, Fryer. Kilburn, Colemnn, Whlttingtou, Gardener, iUeece, Wilkins. FIR.E RRIGAOE. iSeniors.—P. Brady, R. Coates, H.« (McNeil, P. Castles, A. Innes, B. Ivil, .1. Winters, J. CorUeld, 11 llowlett. K. Gleesou, R. MciKay, W. Williams, S. .Duuu, J. Warring, J. Vcscoe. KORTH SHOttB ALBION. Seniors.—W. Harrison. C. Stone, C. Nicholson, J. .Price, C. Boryer, 1 , . 'Morgan, K. Helander, A. iNelsou. >K. Jotinston, J. Johnston, H. Wynn, 'B. Shelan, H. Wynyard. NEWTON RANGIE.RS. Third Grade. —Bavlster, O'.Donnell, O" I [anion, Page. .Perry. 'Sly, Stack, I'app, Tredrea, Quintal, Winks (2), WhKeford, Hlndman, lUcCarthy. iHI'CHMOXII iROViBRS. Fourth Grade —Xoyer, Thompson, Hyl.ind C-). .Barber, Ilanlon, iKodwood, Lawson, Lee, Little, Pardington, Hcuderson, Bass. Jenkinson. .Fifth Grade.—McNeil, Armstrong. McFarlane, Kodder, IDavis (2), .Lewis, Heath, .Bwan, Thompson (2), Glndcrs, Redwood, Young. McKeown. Sixth Grade A.—Sutton, Caddy, Porteous. Mason. MoKinnon, ißullen, Pitcher, Turton, Taylor. Telford, .McLeod, Swift, vMcLJulre, Osborne, Warnock. Sixth Grade B.—Jones, Sinltli, Wood, Bennett, Swift, Jlavls, Verral. Thompson. Grlgg, 51ne], Hnywood, iDavles, Seiners, ■Draper, Suiter, il'a'tterson, Perry, Lock, Cracken. KLLE-RSLI'E. 'S«cond Grade.—Arthur, Chapman (2), Clark (2), Itoss, Harrison, Bnker, Farrelly, Taylor, Herbert, Ityan, Bust, CUurch, McRandall. Third Grade—Hamilton, Crawley, Nolan, Moves, irulme. Booth, IParklnson. McConnell, Gibson. Robertson. (S>, Fowler, Xlxon Chaplin, Mucky, Thompson. Sixth Grade. —Hogan. Stewart, Kelly (2), Chapman, Schroder, Dalhousle, Garman, ißcetson, Gray, Tooman, Double, Day, McQuinlau, 'Seagar. KINGSLAND ROVERS. Third Division.—llassoll, Carlron, Walker. Lovegrove, T. Walker, Darts, Davis, Florcy, List (2), Walsh, Nightingale, Campbell, Lovett, Mclntyre, Peckham; Fourth Division. — McNamara, Baskett, Simms, Herring, Wright, Mayes, E. JCllisdon, Atkins, Opie. Ayres, Carter, Ko.-ra-mond. Wheatcroft. Smith, Jenkins (Meet I Kingsland at 1.13.) Sixth Division.—Baskett, McLachlan (2), Holt, Wiseman, Smith, Carrol, Stevens, I Chapman, M'cQueeu, . Harrison, Marton, .Nielsou, Willey, Campbell, Morrison. SENIOR CADETS. The fixtures are:—loth Company A v 18th Company, Victoria Park, 'No. 1 Ground, 2 p.m.: 4th Company v. 51st Company, Richmond, 3 p.m.. No. 2 Ground18th Company B v. 34th Company, Grey L>-uu Fark, 2 p.m. 13th Compnny A team.—Archer, Carrol Donald, Ellis, Pearce (2), Astrella, Blankley, Sandham, Jones, Polkinhorne Philips Postlewaite. ' 13th Company B team.—Clark. Thurlow Wilson, Katcliffe, Rayson, Bruce, Veart' Rainbow, Lloyd, Steunersen, McKeuiju McLeod, Purdy. NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL MEETS. £4000 FOR TWO SYDNEY MATCHES. The council of management of the Xew Zealand Rugby Football League held its usual meeting last evening, when the president, Mr. D. W. McLean, took the chair A cable was received from Mr. It. j' 1 Stirling, business manager of the teani i now tourinß in Australia, statin? that the gross gate receipts for the two matches played by the New Zealanders in Sydney were £4800. The council decided to ask | New South Wales whether another match I against New Zealand could be arranged I in Sydney, as It was evident that In the i first the New Zealanders were by no means near their true form. ! The King Country League asked if the ; Queensland team could play a match at ! Taumanuvi, and consideration of this request was deferred until word wan received that the Queensland team had left for New Zealand. The affiliation of the South Auckland I League was duly finalised, and Messrs. W. \ U. Stevens, of Hamilton, and G. Wheatley, \ o> Auckland, were accepted as delegate's. ! Hawke's Bay also notified the appointment i of Mr. W. Ross as its second delegate. ' A letter from the Wellington League asked for copies of the minutes, so that they could keep more in touch with the ' doings of the council. It was decided to send copies of the minutes of each meeting to all the affiliated leagues.