FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17460, 22 May 1922, Page 11

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY UNION ; SATURDAY'S GAMES. , „ Tiueby Union's ccmpetiV A* Cant S,,ed <"> Saturday in ideal tioE! "' ere . fl,e grounds were a trifle ,°hf recent rains. The sensation i ** thodefeat cf Marists by Menthe diy ™ p k Marists have held isnc« i» F^- rce ycar3 in HUCCC3 . T tdC '"turslly warmfavourites but ">« •"V.lav Merivale were the better " lie VLxoltij deserved their victory fc*®'. wttelton scored its fi«t win of J e j M ting Albion, and Christm season ' difficulty i Q accounting for amen by default against UKI a '-. 0 following table shows the posik T ,rS ' 'i tno teams tho Bemor

IjIEBIVALB (13) V. MAEISTS (3). ' • Verivsle forocd the pace at the start bul vThindling bv the insido liacks spoiled a onportunity, and a .gcod parsing rush v.riats saw J. McCormack brought down H,fS> «*• jlerivale twenty-five, but m a* cut in beautifully, and got well away. « "mm to B. H. Ford, however, was forand Marists set up a hot attack, which Sh finished off by diving over, but he pushed into touch in goal. J. McSrmidtW a good chanoo by trying a pot, j!d sot rise, and fast open play fol--1 d ibwt the centre. Merivale worked tn (lit twenty-Cvs by means of fast ffwini W. and then Evans shot tho ball itoJ!.' l F who got over wide out, T..' t cieering, which was renewed when KaberHf a magnificent goal. After n .« 6 ma play Marists attacked, and a pS.chanc, was spoiled, by J. McCornuck failing, to P aß3, Ford then electrified the crovrd by securing almost on line his ™an, and running tie whole length of'the field, being caught and Smurfit dowfl j>"t » time by J. McCormack. . tie Ford brothers greatly nleised tie crowd, and incidentally had the :• : 'Lusts' line in danger; Mariste being forced S~L timefi. Blizcy, the Marieto forward, was Mated, and had to go ofi, and a Maiisto headed by Smyth, took play to halfm tt» ended. ' , • ,' the second spell McNeilago replaced and Fitzgerald weht on. in plaoe_ of %'C. iluliins, in the Marists team. Marists i%ii«diately forced the pace, and Kirwan !>l|e r iy started a rush, which looked like •jjSpg in a certain score,, but J. McCormack |Wa weak pass to Fitzgerald. A good pot Rfiroanahan jjjj the cross-bar, and matters looking bad for Merivale when Kirwan ItjSjd the ball out of the scrum. Smyth IJKnshed out right at corner; and thpa •S kicking by Penberthy shifted play to B. H. Ford, with the Merivale behind him,- besieged the Mariets' '. Ifci. and Frame saved well. R. H. JPord ie'SSited the performance, and Marists were sJ£d H. Mullins, at this stage, retired "wired, and A. MoDonald . took hie place. fJSWthstanding strenuous work ly the s|aiHsts forwards, Merivaie continued to hold! i® upper hanfi, their, forwards, playing -up :ff'great style. From a scramble in the tftfimtii' twenty-five, Urosnan • shot tho ball to' Blazey, who kicked, and F. Mc#nJd fumbling, R. H. Ford dashed up sailed over at the corner. Penberthy s S, a good one, went outside. Marists with a sweeping attack, hut the aferfvale defence was very Bound. Several ®bra Marists were within an ace of acoring, m scrams near the lino became «i® order of and from'one - of them E. McDonald Sived the ball from Kirwan, and got oven Sitie the p4ats, but failed''to concert. Meri®TrespoWLed with a vigorous attack, end Ifcidst intenee enthusiasm Biosnan got the P r aw to Blizey, who fooM' tonwi wt R. H. Ford over wide out. Penberthy Ike* a splendid goal, and the game ended Mew minutes later with; Menvale 10 points good. Mr J. F. Peake waa referee.

&STOHI7BOH (27) r.. OM> BOYS llllk great deal o! interest was taken in H fcfcistchurch-Old Boys match, playM at JNbflOw Grounds. From the lrick-on, the r tffltfclmwih forwards , at once attacked, ana fißßtoan fumb'.ing the'ball, gave Brown to score - for Cnnstchurcn. Ii kick out, play became il one. of the, Old Boys , and Brown landed a il fine chinces to score hrigtchurch backs," and ; at the end of an Old sored a good try; whioh ECirbx scored. for Christrds, and Brown added fast rush by' Old Boys' i over the Christchurch. red a. tir, which Car!eton time the scores' were: backs broke down: in a at the commonceipent ut eventually Cowlishaw j oonveri Brown was tew moments later,. for I . over to- score a try, Oldßoys now took a 'with' a fine' bnrsit. of the corner.. McDonald |d tries for Christchnrch tie blew, the wore- bepoint s; Old Boys, ll.' > niferee. ■' •• Si6LTON (23) r. i ON (6). ■off l Albion momentarily i yttelton territory, . but ■ forwards' carried play , and from a freo fcicfc . Albion pressed hud, lo had been forced.' Vfi lice goal ; from a. mark, en. A epell'of play in L-.bjr aa Albion Attack, torn quickly cleared to tfing on to Albion terak, followed by passing, r for a good try; which Albion set .ui? a strong l l.ruah was rounded off iwn in a good position, 'ailed to\ goal. Off-side ed the Cardinals to at-"-Miller weip prominent Bargentisa aoored o try, . Half-timb was called lam-Lyttelton 11, Albion on were . th? 'first , to n- tho second spell, but and play hovered . in broke away, and croseio dropped » npat goal, now playing tho better sh by fiydenham-Lyttel- i ing in a eoore, but a i effort. A tree kick if, but Diinlop fielded strong run with. a try i not converted. Witl iin broke away, and itoon, -who passed back lien went again to WatSargentina, wljo finished play 1 with a try, which (Cher score resulted,' and won by 28 points t0»6.s, referee. ) GRADE. ar Park, Christchurch de--35 points to 0. Mr how Grounds, Old Boys >y 25 points to 5. . Mr; Sydenhsm-Lgttelton, on i points to 8. Mr E. G. lora, North Canterbury refer* poUltß 5> Mr default'froni Taraity B. -idhmcal College bv 11 OjJtego Grounf, EnSofa uttrell w*s referee. > GRADE. Son A cd 'Varsity A, on the to 17. Mr Boy ron from "Varsity B by lerivale Ground, North ttelton defeated Meriv&le Mr C. ilcLachlan was sd: Belfast, on the Polo 0 points to 0. Mr to Linwood B and Old

SECTION B. Playing on the Albion Ground, South' Park, Albion defeated New Brighton by 13 points to 9. Mr A. King wok referee. Wbarenui defeated Sydenhum-Lyttelton, on Sydenham Park, by 12 points to 11. Mr L. Guiney was referee. T.M.C.A. A won by default from 'Varsity. Christchurch A defeated • their C team by 31 points to 0 on'the Christchurch Ground, North Park. Mr J. Brown was referee." Playing on the Polo Ground, South Park, Linwood 'A defeated Spreydon bv 20 points to 0. Mr J. McCormack was referee. Kaiapoi drew a bye. FOURTHGRADE. Playing on the Polo Ground, Bcruth Park, Marists defeated North Canterbury by 22 points to 3. Mr L. Donaldson was Teferec. Linwood B defeated Albion B, on the Polo Ground, South Park, by 15 points to 0. Mr A. Henderson was referee. Old Boys defeated Linwood B, on the Polo Ground, South Park, by 16 pointa to 3. Mr W. Turner was referee. Kaiapoi defeated Albion, on {he Kaiapoi Domain, by 38 points to 0. Mr H. Rollinson was referee. Playing at Belfast, Merirale defeated Belfast by 12 points to 3. Mr J. Murphy was referee. Cadets won by default.' . FIFTH GRADE. Playing on the High School Ground, North Park, Marists defeated Merivale by 21 points t- 3. Mr H. Macintosh was ieferee. Sydenham-Lyttelton defeated Kaiapoi, OTI the Polo Ground, South Park, by 42 points to 0. Mr P. C. Jones was referee. Playing on the Polo Ground, South Park, Riccarton defeated Linwood by 30 points to 3 Mr M. Higgine was referee. Technical defeated .Y.M.C.A., on South Park, by 9 points to 3. Mr W. Haite was referee. SIXTH~GRADE. Playing on Lancaster Park South, MenTale defeated Y.M.C.A. by 30 pointe to 0. Mr E. Keats was referee. On the Oval at Lancaster Park, Technical A defeated Marists by 15 points to 6. Mr T Bain was referee. • Playing on the Lancaster Park West Ground, Technical B defeated St. Peter's (Riccarton) by 23 points 0. Mr E. Eathome was referee. MATCHES IN OTHER CENTRES. Cfbzss association tzijcgkaui.) AUCKLAND, May 20. Grammar Old Boys 10 beat Marists 9; Grafton 19 beat North Shore 3; University 23 beat Newton 9; Poneonby 31 beat Eden 3. . WELLINGTON, May 20* Petone 6 beat Selwyn 0; University 25 beat I Wellington 5; Berhampore 5 beat Oriental 0; Poneke 13 .beat Marist 8; Old Boys 22 beat Athletio 8. • DTJNEDIN, May 20.' University A 20 beat Southern 0; University B 35 beat Union 3; Zingari 6 beat Dunedin 0; Kaikorai 14 beat Taieri Rovers 13; Pirates 17 beat Port Chalmers 11.

GBEYMOUTH LEADERS' BEATEN. . (SPECIAL TO ''THE PRJSSS.") .. GREYMOUTH, May 21. Marist Bros. Old Boyß, who held the Rugby supremacy locally, similarly to their Christchurch confreres, were well beaten by Sjtars yesterday by 37 points to 5. Great public interest was taken in tie match. Steele, for the winners, showed splendid form. Two Marist players were ordered off by the referee for breaches of rules, this adding to Marists' task. The crowd approved the referee'sfirm interpretation of the rules, the observance of which has become somewhat lax on the Ooast.

KICK-INTO-TOUCH RULE. REFEREES' INTERPRETATIONS. Interpretations of the new rule regarding kicking-in to-touch have been given by the executive of the New Zealand Rugby- Referees' Association as follows: (1) If the ball touches an opponent before going out on the full it shall be regarded as having landed in the field of play. (2) If a player takes the ball outside his own twenty-five and 'runs back inside the ttventy-five to kick .it out 'oil the lull, the line-out shall take place opposite the spot from which'he ran back. . (8) If a player kicks tho ball out on the full in the direction of hi* own goaWine, tho advantage xule'is.to apply, and the lineout is to take place where the ball goee out. (4) If the'ball . from a kick-off goee out on the full,the present rule (Opposing aide has the option of aocepting the kick ox taking a eoznnt in'. th'e oehtre oi the field).- ' : '■/ (6) If the hall from a "speculator" goee out on the full'the line-out is to take place oppdijitb the spot from which the hall was kicked.' : (6), In the event of the ball going out on the full, the referee is to decide where th& is to take place. If he is in doubt he mty consult the touch-judge. \1) If a player takes'a' mark just outside his own twenty-five and goes back within the twenty-five to kick it/ he mu4t not kick it out on the ftill. If ho does, the line-out »' to taks place opposite the mark. , Players should remember that they are not entitled to kick the ball out on the fall in their opponents' twenty-fire, and that a kick from a mark, not being, a penalty luck, must land inside 1 the field of play, or the line-out iB formed opposite the inark.

LEAGUE. ; s ' SATURDAY'S MATCHES. The various Grade competitions, undentho ausfcioea of the Canterbury Rugby Football League, were continued on Saturday;, '• Th'e weather was excellent and the rain during the /week had improved the plAying fields. The fact that both tc-ams were unbeaten attracted a very large attendance to Sydenham Park to watch the game between Addiiigton und Sydenham, and a fast and. •spectacular gdmo resulted. The' success of t£« Addington team w«& due to the cohesion and speed of their backs, and that training has its advantages wte demonstrated in the. closing stages, as both teams were displaying the B&me amount of speed and stamina that' characterised tho opening movements. The Sydenham forwards played a dashinggame,, and fihowed. out prominently with their collaring, - which was a feature of the play of both teams. Woolston beat Linwood by reason , of . more pace and combination. Federal had the bye ' The following table gives the positions of the "'Various teams in tho eenior competition:— Matches Points. Oup Pd. Won. Lost. Scd. Agst. Pts. Addington • V.. 4 i Sydenham .. 4 3 1 76 23 1 6 Wools ton ... .4' r ' 3 ■ 2 46 48 4 Linwood .. 4 1 3 40 .47 . 2 Federal 4

ADDINGTON (14) v. SYDENHAM (8). Tho opening exchanges left tho Sydenham forwards in control, and catching McKonzie in possession, Young, King,_ aha Matthews .had play oh the Addington line. _ J. Sanders extricated Addihgtsn from o tight position, and, going down, Sydenham wero penalised J. Sanders's effort to goal from half way going just outside. F-. King,. with a swerv* ing run,- beat the Addington backs, and he sent in to Trudgoott, who missed tho paea and a likely ecoro. Matthews obtaining, Bent to Young, who short, punted for position, and tho Sydenham forwards swept over the line,, but lost control of tho ball. Watts, J Sanders, and "W. Green went back to Sydenham territory, and Young and King reGreen broke through and J. Sanders securing irtin SmitE, scored at the corner, but his effort to goal fell under the crosss bar. Fr?m a penalty Rowo made a «£od though unsuccessful effort at goal at Matthews, * Yoiing, King, orid Marshall were prominent for Sydenham on resuming, and Yeun* pent in^;<> t King, who handy to the posts. Matthews failed to gonl cj Sanders made a fine Opening by clovor niay. bub Smith dropped his pass and lost a Ukßhri soore, but wtneved his mistake with a strong run- Trudgeon, McAlpme, Sotjtliam, and Matthews removed play to the Addington' twenty-five, and from a. penalty Matthews placed a goal. Excitement ran SgU with tlfe apictators, the play baing tot and constantly changiu?. Galloping dowitUhe- touch line, F. Sanders cross kicked Stid Watta s«nt on to Grpen, w-ho, side stepp ■ ». . . ganders , transierred to E1,,, Bcoi»d; and J. Handera converted | m,t short .kicked. n*l. beatin?

MoEwin, the latter, after a strong run, scored at the corner, Matthews {ailing to goal shortly befoie time sounded. Mr W. J. Heselhurst was referee. "WOOLSON (14) V. IJNWOOD (S). Playing at Woolston, -the home team beat Linwood in a forward game, which was lacking in tactics and cohesion, the Woolston backs showing better combination than their opponents. A series of interchanges left me Woolston forwards in contiol, end from a loose rush Smith scored and converted liis try. Woolston were attacking all the ftrat half, and Smith again scored, and shortly afterwards placed a. penalty goal, and Hanrey scored for Linwood, but no goal resulted. Stapley scored for Woolston and Corken placed a goal from the try. In tbe second half Linwocd ehowed improved form, but, despite many pron/laing chances, they were uliable to score. Shortly before time Smith placed a penalty goal for "Woolston. Mr J. J. Stevens wa9 referee. JUNIOR GRADE. Kaiapoi' defeated Ouruhia by 22 points to 3. Mr T. Kirton was referee. ■ Hornby beat Sydenham by 11 points to 3. Mr W. King was referee. _ Waiinairi beat Avon by 5 uoints to 3. Mr 5. Smith, was referee. Addington, a bye. THIRD GRADE. - Addington beat Tempjeton by 12 points to 8. Mr J. Worrall was referee. Linwood beat Avon by 10 points to 9. Mr P. Harper was referee. Sydenham beat Federal by 38 points to 3. Mr J. Young was referee. Kaiapoi . beat Woolston by 28 points to 4. Mt J. Gibbs was referee. Heathcotc and Waimairi had byea. FOURTH GRADE. Sydonham beat Kaiapoi by 33 pointß to 5. Mr <S. Robson was referee. Addington beat Hornby by 5 points to 3. Mr E. Gearry was ieferee Federal, a bye. FIFTH GRADE. ~ Linwood beat Sydenham by 14 points to 6. Mr W. Murray was referee. Heathcote beat Addington by 8 points to 8 Mr D. Mcßae was referee. Woolston beat Avon by 8 pointß to 0. Mr G. Geary was referee.

CANTERBURY RUGBY LEAGUE. meeting of executive. A meeting of the Management Committee .was Held on Saturday evening, Mr A. E. of New South Wales, wrote thanking the League for their courtesy during his visit here, and advising that the Sydney University team would to visiting New Zealand next month.. ■ Mr J. D. Wingham wrote i.igretting Jus inability to attend a recent meeting to wl-ich he had been invited, and stating that tbr code was gaining further support on the decided to contribute part expenses to the Heathcote Club for drag hire. An offer made by Mr Weir to supply posters was accepted' with thanks. _ _ The chairman thanked Mir W. J. Heselhurst for his services as a referee in the opening fixtures, and Mr Heselbuist rcp.ied that when he reached Sydney he would obtain copies of all rules and. other iflfwo.action for the local body. A vote of sympathy was aocorded. to JVlr E.'Healey in his recent bereavement.

NEXT SATURDAY'S MATCHES. The fixtures, grounds, and referees for Saturday next are:— _ , . Senior Grade—Sydenham v. Woolston, Wools ton Park, Mr A. Morns; Addington v. Federal, Addington ground', Mr T. Airton; Linwood, a by©. . _ , Junior Grade—Sydenham v. Kaiapoi, Sydenham Park, Mr J. .J. Stevena; Avon v. Ouruhia, St. Albans Park, Mr J. Gibbs; Addington 'v. ■ Waiinairi, Papanui, Mr J. Worrell; Hornby, a bye. Third Grade—Templeton v. Kaiapoi, Kftiapoi, Mr C. Tillsyshort; Linwood ▼. Federal, Linwood Park, Mr J. Underwood; Sydenham v. Heathcote, Heathcote, Mr W. Henley ; Addington ,v. Woolston, Bcokenham Park, Mr 'j. Puddle; Hornby v. Waimairi, Hornby, Mr A. Davis; Avon, a. bye. Fourth Grade—Sydenham v. Addington, Sydenham Park (1.40 p.m.), Mr W. Gray; Kaiapoi v. Federal, St. Albans Park, Mr G. Geairy;, Hornby, a bye. . Fifth : Grade (1.40 p.m.)—Sydenham v. Woolston,' Beckenham Park, Mi A. Leitch; .Linwood v. Heathcote, Linwood Park, Mr E. Gearry.; Avon. v'. Addington, Addington Mr C. Johnson.

WELLINGTON RESULTS. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) ' 'WELLINGTON', .May 20. • City 8 boat Central 7, Petone ?4 beat Newtown 3. MAORI TEAM FOR AUSTRALIA. DEFEAT OP AUCKLAND REPS. (PBXS9 ASSOCIATION fII^RAU.) , AUCKLAND, May 20. The Maori representative League team defeated Auckland by 28 points told. The Maoris had by far the best of. the first spell, which ended 15 points to 10 in their favour, while in the second half they more than held their own. They possess some very fast backs, and are expected to make a good showing in Australia. The Auckland team was not up to full/ strength, five of the men originally selected being unable to play.

ASSOCIATION. ■. V .. FIFTH ROUND OF MATCHES. The filth round of the competitions of tho Canterbury Football Association, was played m good weather on Saturday. A good attendance of spectators was drawn to English -Park, whero a' fast, spectacular game was witnessed between St. Albans and Rangers. Following are the results RANGERS (6) v. ST. ALBANS (2). Rangers kioked <ff, immediately forcing a corner, but it was well cleared, and Saints broke away. The attack was repulsod by Lindley, but St. Albans came 'again, and Oolville beat Tupe from close in. Give and take play followed, until Bisaett e«nt Barweli away down the wing, tjo j>asa to Norman, who equalised tho soores. From the left Liddon put in a good centre, Morley finishing the movement by heading in, from close in. Good combination on the part of Hearn ind Allan put Colvillo in possession, and he found the net with a drppl>ing shot. Dowker received a pass, and broke right through the Saints' defence, finishing with an excellent shot. Barweli then received on the wingj and passed in. to Bissett, who found tho net with a cross shot, anci the scoro at half-time was: Rangera, 4; St. Albans, 2. Rangers pressed from tho start of the second sjpell. St. Albans returned play, but Kirk missed' an easy goal. Tupe gathered a hot ahot from Kelly, who received from Hilr grove. Rangers came down tho left wing, and Liddon passed to Norman, who beat Tehnant and scored with a dropping Bhot. Rangers remained. at the attack, and foroed a corner. Barweli took the kick well, and Dowker finished with. a good "header" into the net. St. Albans took the offensive, and Tupe saved a hot shot from Kirk. A corner for Rangeirs was cleared with difficulty bv the Saints, and time came with the scores: Rangers, 7; St. Albans,' 2. Mr E. Davey was referee.

WESTEEN (4) v. NOMADS (2). .Western were first to become dangerous but Cummins repulsed. Davey scored from' a corner by u. return of pluy bv Western. Fricklcton led a'good attack, but tie Western jjoalie saved. Nomads kept up the pressure and .--pencer shot wide. The Western defence was solid, Chappel'. playing a. ji ne game. Wilson fisted out from a corner the L-all entering tho net on the rebound. Davcy .commenced the second half by sbootin" over Marshall Centred, and Davey, accepting the pass, scored with a nicely-tuned shot ° \n drew* just tipped over the bar a droDoinJ "hot by rnckleton I'est mid-fieid plov [ u f lowed, and Harker miskicktd, aud Weitoni • i fcored. A penalty against Smostan for hands gave Frickieton his chance and the game ended: Western, -i; XomjJs * "f Wi.kiua was referee. " •

dell repulsed a aolo effort "by "tbo visitors' right winger, and Newell then netted with a great shot that beat Hankley all the way. The visitors were now showing better combination, and, Safty, coming down the right wing in great style, equalised with .a good shot. Tho second half opened very briskly, tho ball travelling from ono end of the field to the other in great style. Gibson on tho left wing put in some good headwork, and enabled Newell to draw the score one ahead of the visitors. Give and take play followed, some hard kicking being indulged in by both sides. The visitors made desperate attempts to equalise, but full time came without further score on either aide. Mr Gfc Blick was referee. CORINTHIANS (3) v. LYTTELTON (2). Lyttelton kicked off against Corinthians, and Hales had a shot, which went behind. On the return of play, Bruerton gained possession and scored, for Corinthians. From mid-field play HuJes came down tho centre, and fihot, but again he sent behina. A. foul by Hennessy gave Corinthians a chance, but Taylor was defending well. Ccrinthians then scored their second goal from a free kick, Khouri heading in, and PiDiog scored a third goal just before half time. Lvftelton attacked on resuming, and Perry eaved a Lot shot from Taylor. Lytt-eli'On then forced a corner from xigitt wing play, which was cleared The pressure was maintained by Lyttelton, and from a good pass from the wing Hales netted. Hales made a good run. through and scored,, and the game ended: .Corinthians ft. Lyttelton 2. Sir H. "W. Perryman was referoe. SECOND GRADE. St. Albans and Excelsior each won by default. THIRD GRADE. Corinthians (11) beat St. Albans (0). The floorers: Nelson 6. Fisher 3, Bird snd Tanner. Referee, Rev. W. Tanner. Y.M.C.A. (2) defeated Western (I)._ f>«r™ (2 scored for the ,winners and Mortimer for ill-3 losers. Referee, Mr Handle. FOURTH GRADE. St. Albans (8) defeated Rovers B (1)- Referee. Mr M. Chappie. Sumner (10) defeated Western (1). Blackler (7), Ogier, G«uce, and Merrett scored for the ivinners, end Young' for Western. Referee, Mr H. J. Williams. FIFTH GRADE. Western (5) defeated St. Albans (3). Sutherland, Perry, Lane, Chapman, and D. Lee scored for Western, and Armstrong, Oullen., and dflvillo for St. Albans. Referee, Mr Froggatt. Technical (5) defeated Y.M/G'.A. (1). W. Kingsford (2), C. Kirgsford (2), and F. Kingsford roored for Technical, and Atkinson for Y.M.C.A, Referee, Mr W. Trustum. RESULTS IN OTHER CENTRES. (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.} AUCKLAND, May 20. Y.M.C.A. (2) beat . Everton (0), Brotherhood (3) beat Ponsonby (2), Philomel (3) beat Northcoto (1), Corinthians. (3) beat Devonport (1). WELLINGTON, May 20. Hospital (10) beat Island Bay (1), WaWrfliderß (6) beat Gas Qo. (J), Karori (3) beat Marist (1), Karori (3) beat Y.M. (0), Swift (4) beat Wadeatown (3).

" Sortition:For Agst. Cb. W. h. Dr. Pts. Pta. Pts. Jjjjipood •• j(»rira ; e o 0 53 17 5 i 0 1 62 33 4i 4 1 0 103 22 4 .. 2 2 ' 2 3* 1 0 ■47 57 45 ? iy,rsity' l 4 0 •J 5 90 . 'Old iioys X f^elton 1 o 1 5 0 b 39 13 GO 109 J 0 |lbioa ' •• f '15/ default