LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 247, 19 October 1933, Page 24

LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

BOARD OF CONTROL SPECIAL MATCH SATURDAY. At the meeting of the Auckland Rugby League Board of Control last evening, Mr. G. Grey Campbell presiding, it was decided to allow the use of Carlaw Park for the staging of a match between Marist Old Boys and Richmond Rovers, on behalf of the Grey Lynn branch of the Metropolitan Relief Committee, which arranged the contest, prior to which a goal-kicking competition will be held in addition to a 100 yards club championship race. The Waterside Workers' Band will be present. It was decided to approve, the junior management committee's recommendation for an amendment to Rule 36 to read:— "The junior management (comprising nine members unattached to any club, to be elected annually by clubs which enter and play in the competitions one or moife teams other than senior teams; one representative of the Referees' Association, and a secretary who shall be elected by the said committee) —the junior management committee shall frame rules and regulations and submit same to the management committee of the Auckland Rugby League for approval or otherwise, for the control and guidance of junior football." The council wrote asking that its congratulations be conveyed to the junior management on the good quality of the curtain-raiser matches played during the St. George team's visit. October 31 was fixed as prize night for the presentation of trophies in all grades.