ALL GOME TO-DAY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 141, 17 June 1930, Page 9

ALL GOME TO-DAY.

35C0 TEST SEATS BOOKED.

BAKE. CLSBX CAMPS OUTSIDE.

BRITISH TEAM TRAINS

(By Telegraph.—Pres3 Association.)

DUXEDDs this day.

■The first eeekei- for the Test football seats camped outside the booking office at 7.30 last night. He was a bank clerk. Bv midnieht the queue numbered a hundred and by 12-30 p.m. to-day all the seats available, about 3500. were booked.

The Britishers had walking exercise followed by a practice at Carisbrook. The team "will probably be announced to-morrow.

COLLEGE GAME

GRAMMAR IN GOOD FORM

In the senior secondary schools' grade on Saturday Auckland Grammar School beat Sacred Heart by 4o points to nil. The dry ball and good weather conditions "suited the fast Grammar School team. Qver-eagerness-at the start cost Grammar a couple'of penalties for»offside play and drove them tack. Then from a line-out, the ball travelled to the wing , ,* Hill, who side-stepped the fullback to score. Robinson's kick hit the cross-bar. Shortly after, from a scrum on the twenty-five, Newton slipped round the scrum, but was well collared just short of the line. From the resulting scram Grammar secured and the ball travelled to Currey, who scored in the corner. Slyfield kicked a splendid goaf. Upon the change-over Mcßeath picked up in the ruck and after a. good dash transferred to Douglas, who scored. Slyfield converted with a good kick. Jessup. the Grammar first five-eighths, was holding up play at this stage by too much kicking , . Sacred Heart werer endeavouring to keep play tight, but from a loose scrum the Grammar forwards heeled, and Cnrrey ran round to score between the posts. Eobinson converted. Half-time: Grammar 18. Sacred Heart 0.

In the second half Grammar threw the ball about freely and though Sacred Heart defended well, the Grammar backs were too fast and scores came in quick succession. Fraser broke through, from, a forward rush and passed to Graham to. score; Slyfield missed the kick. Shortly afterwards Mcßeath picked, up and ran half the length of the field to score between the posts. Robinson converted. The next try came to Hill, Robinson's kick failing. The ball then came to Hammon, who gained a lot of ground to pass to Jessup, who kicked over the line and, following fast, touched down. Slyfield goaled. From the kickoff Hammon secured the ball and with a fine run, ran straight through the opposition to score, Robinson's kick failing. Play settled down for a few'minutes and then the Grammar forwards, heeling the ball, sent the Grammar backs away. The ball travelled to Currey, who dashed through to the fullback and then in-passed to Slyfield, who came through with a great burst of speed to score between the posts. Newton converted. Shortly after the whistle went. Grammar 45, Sacred Heart 0. AUCKLAND REFEREES. The Auckland Rugby Referees' Association met last night. The president, Mr. M. Kronfeld, presided. It was decided to grant the request by the Northcote, Marathon, and Parnell Clubs that a lecture by a member of the Referees' Association be delivered to them, on dates arranged. Several rulings with reference to- the British team matches were forwarded to the association by the New Zealand. .Rugby Union, and Mr. Meredith, a life member, who applied for a transfer to the Rotonia Association, was granted his application. An interesting paper on "Scrum Law" was read by Mr. A. Paull. TE AROHA UNION. REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEES. Following are the players chosen by the selector, Mr. R. Yangman, to train for future Tβ Aroha representative matches: —Jacobs, Pilkington, Rowe, Lrpsey. 3'fcPherson, Towers, Arkle, Stewart. Woodroffe, Finlayson, Clarkin, Payne, McLaren, Mulgrew, Cleave, Riddeli and Keaney. K. Ifwersen and Reid, of the City Club, are not available owing to illness. The Te Aroha junior team to play Mataniata juniors on Saturday next will be:—Jackson. Gibbs. Worrall, Gemmell, A., Mackie, C. Hines, Graham, Grant, Kinn, Heathcote-, Burgess, Rowe. Moloney, Wagstaff and Rholock. Emergencies: Forwards, Winner, Glover and Horgan; backs, N. Worall, Bullen and Whitten. THAMES VALLEY RECORD. It is believed that a record for Thames Valley School Rugby was created on Saturday at Morrinsville, when the Morrinsville High School beat Te Aroha High School bv 60 points to nil.