SENIOR B SECTION.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 113, 16 May 1927, Page 13

SENIOR B SECTION.

MAJUST B V. 'VARSITY B. ELLERSLIE V. TAKAPUNA NEWTON V. SUBURBS. •li'^S* o^.!?, beat Suburbs 3. Newton played thirteen men, and Suburbs twelve. CITY BEAT TRAMWAYS. SlSff "?* * orw »me, were no match for SfoA 1,0 "P 18 *"** their third win by 13 points to nU. Barnes. McLean and Hard* g« each scored tries. Hantaan and Heard each converted one. Mr. W. Good Hat referee. KAITUKAU V. OTAHUHU. Mannkau 3, beat Otahuhu 0, Tyler ecor4Bg the winning try. WAITEMATA V. TECHNICAL OLD BOYS. Waltemata 8. beat Technical College Old Boys 3. »

SECOND GRADE.

Kden 6, beat Marathon 3. • ■ ' 'Varsity Colt* 3, beat College Rifles 0. Ponsonby 6, beat College Rifles 0. Parnell 29, beat University A p. THIRD GRADE. OPEN. University 3A 10, beat Penrose 3. Klngeland 11, beat Eden 0. , . St. Heller's 10, beat Technical Old Boys Slarlst Old Boys won by default from grammar Old Boys. Mt. Albert Grammar 12, beat Waltemata " Orafton 18, beat Otahuhu 0. < 'Varsity Colts 43, beat Shore A 3. INTERMEDIATE. Ellerslie 6, beat Shore 5. Eden 3, beat Technical Old Boys 0. Suburbs 8, beat Grammar A 6. Ponsonby B 28. beat University 0. Manukau 73, beat Dllworth 0. Orafton 40, beat Manurwa 0. Eden 3, beat Technical Old Boys 0. Parnell won by default from Grammar. College Rifles 33, beat Marathon 0 FOURTH GRADE. , Manukau 17, beat Grafton 0. FIFTH GRADE. Ellerslie 48, beat Kingsland B 0. SIXTH GRADE. * Green Lane 45, beat Waitemata 0. EllersUe 46, beat Kingsland 0. Ponsonby won by default from snore. Manukau r>2. beat Suburbs 0. IN THE PROVINCE. WHANGAREI. Seniors:—Hikorangi 16, beat Kamo 6. after a fast, open game. For Hikurangi. tries were scored by Bod. Hamilton <*) and two converted by Flndlay; for Kamo tries *er# scored by Cowdell a»d Molloy. . Third Grade.—Horahora 22, beat Portend 3. HAMILTON'. Old Boys defeated Huntljr by 35 to nil. a Technical Old Boye beat Frankton by w

DARGAVILLE. Seniors.—Tangowahine 16, beat Dargaville 6; Southern 13, beat United 3. Juniors.— Kuawai 24, beat Tangowahine J*.' , Pakehuia A 15, beat Dargaville 0; United 11, beat Southern 0. Thirds.—Ruawai l>, beat High School 6; Dargaville 8, beat Southern 6. CAMBRIDGE. «. In , w j ntr y conditions with squally rain r» C competitions were continued. City v. Leamington seniors played a drawn game, no score. Junior Games.—City 3 (penalty goal) drew with Tauwhare 3 (try) ; Hautapu S iSffil&.B."" 1 Penalty soal) beat PUKEKOHE. The Rugby competitions were continued n- i? et w™" Results:—Seniors : Ramblers 5 (converted try by Graham) beat Po*er Board three (a try by Bishop) : City and White Star played a scoreless draw. Juniors.—Wesley College. 20 beat Ramblers 0; High School 8, beat City o. WAIHI. Seniors.—Athletics 3, drew with Waikino o. Juniors.—Waikino 3. boat Athletics 0. TE AWAMUTU. In the senior competition the main game was between the two undefeated teams. Te Awamutu and Parawera. A minute after commencing Macky scored for Te Awamutu. X? .. was tnc Position until right on the call of time, whee Holmes crossed the elf i f ? r * Te Awamutu. who thus won by B points to nil. The teams were verv evenlv matched. The Te Awamutu forwards were superior to their opponents, and contributed largely to their win. United and Rover seniors played a drawn gamp, neither side scoring. On the run ™f Piny, a draw was a fitting conclusion. h««/ » r , a vcr £ ra ßS«'d exhibition Ohaupo beat Arohena by 8 points to 3. Davis and McLay scored for the winners, thp latter converting one, and Tuncho scored for Aronena.

In the junior competition United defeated Puahue by 6 points to 3. The winners' score comprised a try by Martin and a penalty goal by Gregory, and Puahues a penalty goal by Coyne. A drawn game resulted between Parawera and Plrongia—6 each. Kurth obtained two tries for Parawera, and Bullford scored ami Grace kicked a penalty goal for Pirongia. Rovers juniors were fully extended to defeat Parawera by C points to nil, two penalty goals by Pollard.

GAMES IN THE SOUTH.

TAIHAPE. The Hantnpu v. Pirates match, which was witnessed on the Oval Domain by an exceptionally largo crowd of spectators, .proved to bo a very interesting and exciting game. The match, which was the final for the one round cup competition, was won by the Hantapu team by the narrow margin of 3 points. At half-time Pirates were leading by 3 to 0. a try scored in the early part of the game by R. MeOlure Daring the last few minutes of the second spell Hautapu were awarded a penalty. which was converted by T. Bennett, who converted a similar free kick a few minutes later at the conclusion of a very hard fought game. Hautapu won the cup from Pirates by 6 points to 3. The cup was won in 1926 by Old Boys with Pirates runners-up. Junior Results.—Hautapu 33. beat TJMkn 0; Mangaweka 23, beat Pirates, 0; Old Boys 24, beat Kailwov, 11.

HASTINGS. Hastings 15, beat Pirates 3. PAHIATUA. Pabiatua 23, beat Mangatainoka 3. Konini 9, beat Southern United nil. MASTERTOX. Masterton 6, beat Greytown i. Carterton 18, beat Red Stars nil. PALMBRSTON NORTH. Old Boys 21, beat Western United 3. Felldlng Old Boys 14. beat Woodvifle 3. Feilding 7, beat Kai Toa 3. LEVIN. Seniors.—Shannon 12, beat County 3. Juniors.—Weraroa 0, drew with iliranui 0. WANGAXUI. Knicrnu 8, beat Pirates 0. Marists 8, beat Technical Old Boys 3. Old Boys 24, beat County 3. NAPIER. Critic 17. beat Marlst 12. High School 14, beat Technical Old Boys 5 - ■ I. NEW PLYMOUTH. Tukana 15, beat Old Boys 3. Stratford 12, beat Eltham 6. Opunake 8, beat Patea 3. Inglewood 9, beat Clifton 6. WELLINGTON. Berhampore 14, beat Petpne 3. Old Boys 8, beat Marist 3. Varsity 14, beat Wellington 3. Athletic 9, beat Oriental 6. CHRISTCHURCH. Christchurch Iβ. beat Albion 11. Old Boys 21, beat Linwood 15. Merivale 17, beat Technical 11. DUNEDIN. University A 25, beat Zingari 3. Kaikoral 11, beat Pirates 8. Albambra 9, beat Taieri 6. Southern 6, drew with University B 6. Union Iβ, beat Dunedin 3. INVERCARGILL. Marist 6, beat Star 3. Pirates 8, beat Invercargill C.