JUNIOR MANAGEMENT BOARD.
At the usual weekly meeting of the Junior Management Board, held last evening, applications for permission to travel to Hamilton on September 3 and 10 respectively -was granted to Poneonby B and Parnell Intermediates, and to Manurewa thirds to travel to Pukekohe on Saturday The Pukekohe Sub-union applied for a game with Auckland juniors in Auckland o!Li Sept ™ m .. be J J 24 - u was resolved to advise Pukekohe that a game could be arrang K d ' but that at Present no location could be stated. The Manukau Sab-union are to be advised that a Junior rep. team will visit PapatUf^f? 0 , Sat " rta .y n «*t to play against the Manukau junior reps. An application from the junior team of o *P5 nedln to pla y a third K'ade side ? . Sat ? rda y next was granted, the to be played on No. 3, Eden Park, against Kingsland thirds at 1.45 p.m. a « a,nßU 1 was decided that Marathon and Poneonby juniors play off the first of three cha n mpio O nsbi P atUrday tO decWe tte jua ! or Marists and Manukau sixth grades are to play the final on Saturday. It was resolved to clear off some of the postponed games in the fourth grade and alter the draw accordingly. Ponsonby and " tte Showground ***• J- Corson was appointed manager of the junior team which meets Manukau at Papakura on Saturday next Jttauu " u
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 211, 7 September 1927, Page 16
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