RUGBY FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 158, 5 July 1921, Page 8

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

SOUTH AUCKLAND TOUR.

TEAM LEAVES FOR SOUTH.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

HAMILTON", this day. A team of footballers from South Auckland left Hamilton Oast night on a short tour south. It will meet Taranaki at Hawera on Wednesday, Wanganui at Talhape on Saturday, and Manawatu at Palmerston the following Wednesday. The team will return to 'Hamilton on Thursday, the 14th inst. Mr. C. M. McDavitt, of Morrinsville, is manager. The team is as follows: —Backs: Mathieson, Clarkin, Cassells. Jluckingham, Teach (Hamilton), Kirk (Miatuinata), Thompson (Cambridge), Mclntyre, captain (Morrinsville). Forwards: X orris <King Country). 11. 'Harry and L. Harty iManiupoto), Puttison OCai_briilse), McHardy (Morrlnsville), Warren. Hooper. Hamilton, Bowman, and Devine (Hamilton).

POSSIBLES " V. " PUOBABLES.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)

WELLINGTON. Monday. The following have been selected to play in the Possibles v. Probables teams on the Athletic Park on Wednesday next:— Possibles.—Kingston (Taranaki). Storey (-South Canterbury). Algur (Wellington), Scott '(Wauganui). C. -Badeley (Auckland), M Xicholls (Wellington). Pitman (Auckland!, Donald (Wairarapa). Carroll (.Manawatu), Duncan (Otago), West <Tarana_i), Cockroft (Southland), Peterson (Canterbury), Belliss (Wanganui), and Richardson Probables.—Murphy {Wellington), Steel (West Coast), Ifwersen (Auckland), Ford (Canterbury). McCoruiiick (Canterbury), Roberts (Wellington). 11. _. Nicholls (Wellington), Cabot '(Otago). Hughes (Wellington), Standen (Wellington), Brownlee (Hawke's _ay). Masters (Taranaki), Whyte (Southland), Fogerty (Taranaki), and Sontajr (Otago). Emergencies.—Jeffs (Otago), evenson (Wanganui), and J. Shearer (Wellington).