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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 178, 27 July 1923, Page 8

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CLUB CHAMPIOWSHXPS. TEAMS FOR TO-MOKROW. The club championships under fie auspices of the A.H.A. will be continued to-iorrow afternoon at Remuera., when Mt. Eden wiU meet Somerville and Areta will play St. Luke's. Teams are as follows:— SOMERVILLE. mmmm AKETA. ?otter, A. Irvine, J. Carter, K. caner, ». Sweeney. MOUNT EDEN. Watson, Fletcher, Slonteitn. Gi T e h B Bowden, MteUjglin, GUes. Jones, Robinson. Brownlee, B V n^ns^c^V E H W a a r? d V r li^n. rßt ienkl M . lon, leo, Horlpool, KUdare. MacEwen, Brown, C. Hirst. ST. LUKE'S. 6 SS& H^SrLHtthttM f Donaldjon McGregor, Smith, Holmes, Tizard, Webber, Fallwell, WUliams, Lamont, Whitburo. - TJNIVEKSITr. Second Grade.—Leonard, Gaulton, Boss, Simpson, Burt, Bice, Clark, Cox, Fantnorpe, Third Grade.—Sheet, Melklejohn, Stewart, Barton, Massam, Waite. E. B. Boss, Carr, Johnson, McKenzie, Milne. EPIPHANY. Second Grade.—Mills, Davern, Bobertson. MacPhcrson, Playle, Flyger, E. Hewitt, V. Hewitt, Sussex, Plummer. Fourth Grade.—Michel, Power, Sterena, Olllver, Taylor, Carter, Webber, Dickens, Bleakley, AUen, Merryweather, Pye, Parr. DEVONPOBT CONGREGATIONAL. Third Grade. —Cooper, Brewer, Johnston, Frater, Archer, Gutbrie, 'Cliffe, - Quinton, Hayson, Foster, Hoverd, Schofield, Fraser, Scott, Hodgson. _, STANLEY. " Fourth Grade.—H. Robinson, C. Robinson, F. Willetts, B. Jones, J. Penman, L. WUliams. W. Miller, E. Sinton, R. Chaplin, W. Chaplin W. Postlewaigbt E. Hollows. Fifth Grade —O. Anderson R. Bush, F. Anthony, W. Egerton, T. Cornwall, H. Alexander, C. Vos, L. Chaplin, J. Hewln, F. McFarlane, M. Jones, a. White, A. Robb. ST. PAUL'S. Fourth Grade.—T. Neil, L. Chambers. C. Mountford, L. Grieves, C. Watson, H. Watson, C. Michel, K. Bruce, T. Brace, Whistler, J. Hammond. LADIES' TEAMS. The fixtures for the ladies' senior grade, to be played to-morrow, have been altered, and the following matches will be played: —Training College A v. Arawa, No. 2 ground, 1.50 p.m.; referee, Mr. Staples. Training College B v. Mount Eden, No. 4 ground, 1.50 p.m.; referee, Mr. Ralph Avery. Mount Eden Seniors.—Misses C. Marls Clark, Z. Twining, A. Twiname, C. Forthringham, P. Prince, G.-Kelly, B. FortbrlnKnam, p. Nasb, M. Butland, 8. Boas. I". Dawson. ~.;.<« ji,WHITE HOBSE CUP. PIAKO HOLDS THB LEAO. The White Horse Cup competition wae continued yesterday afternoon at Bemnera, when there was a most exciting match between Rodney and Plako, ending In a draw with the result that Plako thus managed to hold their lead of a point for the cup. Mangawai were beaten by Whangarel by two points to one, acd Thames defaulted to Franklin. The cup points now are: Plako, 6: Rodney, 5; Whangarei, 5; Franklin, 4; Mangawai, 3; Thames, 1. RODNEY V. PIAKO. This game was full of thrilling incidents, and after a quiet opening the play eudtienly became fast and strenuous ac each side attacked in turn, first the Rodney arid then the Piako goalie being called on to save. Nice play by the Rodney forwards took them to the opposing circle, but they then lost chances by poor shooting, and although Rodney kept up a hot attack the defensive bitting of the Piako backs saved the situation for them, and half-time arrived without a score on either side Opening the second spell Piako became aggressive, and had hard lnck in not scoring, and when they returned to the attack missed another chance. Rodney were assuming the upper hand when Everitt made a solo breakaway and landed a goal In sensational fashion. Give and take play with Rodney showing to better advantage' mar , k . ed Ji he closln S stagea of play, ana finally 'Simmonsen equalised the scores and the game ended. Rodney 1, Piako 1. WHANGAREI V. MA-NGAWAI. Whangarel showed to advantage throughout the opening spell, setting up sustained attacks, but the Mangawai defence was good, and only one goal was scored, Arthur being the scorer. In the second spell Mangawai livened up, and play was even, though Patterson netted a second goal for Whangarel. Mangawai finished up the game aggressively. Grant shooting one goal, and Whacgarel were being kept down to defence till the end of the game. LADIES' PROVINCIAL CUP. WON BY TACMARC^UL ..^ri" 1 /^- 14 *" . Provincial Cup was played between Taumaninni ..n Whangarel, and after a good game was won by the .Southern team by two goals to one The winners played particularly g^ , hockej-, and there has been little doubt • throughout the preliminaries aboll t theli '• being the eventual winners. Realising tint they had a particularly hard task before them, the Whangarel ladles made the pace . a fast one from the jump, and the ram I! hart not fully eettled doWn when *&"* :■ rs &«. ;, marunui, with nice combined play, held the upper hand, despite occasional break *??*? by han S a rei, and Miss Carlson added another goal. At least two ™Z ~ goals might have been added but for th '• «J»Perate defence of the northern ° -irl affecting the shooting of their opponents