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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19917, 2 May 1930, Page 12

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RUGBY. .;* CANTERBURY UNION. TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. It is ft long time nine* patrons have been provided with such an afternoon'* sport as that -which will be presented at Lancaster Perk to-morrow, when two aenior games will be played on the oral. As the match against the British' team is not far off, the selectors deem it advisable to pick players to go into training. To-morrow the form of those worthy of indnsion will be watched I ■very keenly. " . ' . . , ... At 1.30 Christchurch will tske the field against 'Varsity on the oval. This match was to have been played at the Show Grounds, but to aid the selectors it was shifted to Headquarters. In spite of their defeat last Saturday Christchurch are a strong combination and will eventually prove a very tough proposition ■ when ~the second round comes along. In Stewart, McGregor, Hart, and Scrimshaw, they have players of outstanding ability in line for All Black honours. The students are almost an unknown quantity, but nave a happy knack of bobbing np now and again and upsetting calculations. One or two new backs ' will be seen out in Blythe, a College Rifles player, and Macdonald, from Otsgo University. The pack should go well under the old rule, as-they have forwards of the hard, bustling type. Great Interest is being taken in the encounter between Albion and Linwood, which takes place at 8 o'clock. Albion have a fine pack, with one or two outstanding ' forwards. Howell, in particular, was' impressive last Saturday. Lilburne will oneej again be -the mainstay of the back division.: Linwood have sprung into prominence by reason of their decisive defeat of Chrislchurch last Saturday. They are a team in which there are no stars, but all are willing Workers. The change to the old rule will no doubt I benefit the Greens' "style of play, and other victories should come their way in the course of the season. On tho south ground, the improved Sydenham team meet Merivale. This should provido quite an even game. Oh the west ground, High School Old Boys are set down to meet Weat. In view of the curtain-raiser patrons are advised to attend the Park early. VENUE OF MATCHES CHANGED. The senior B grade match, Training College v. Christchurch, will be played on Show Grounds No. 1. The junior 1 grade match. Training College v. High School Old Boys, will be played on Show Grounds No. 3. The under 17 B grade match, Christchurch v. Sumner, will be played on Ho. 13 ground, .North Park. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. MERIVALE CLUB. Senior A v. Sydenham, at Lancaster Park South, 2.45 — H. Brosnan, A. Eowe, G. Rhodes, N. Dorreen, C. Oliver, R. Buckley, A. O'Connor, R. Norrie, J. Kirkland, G. Campbell, B. Champness, P. Serra, G. Francis, T. Rountree, Ki Kearney, L. Maginness, R. Flewellyn. .iv._« Senior B t. 'Varsity B, at St. Albans Park at 2.45—P. Dahlberg, M. Blaekmore, R. Wallbnrton, A. Billens, A. BulHvant, 3. Simpson, W. Marpby. C. Rich A• Woo dba °' A. Malcolm, T. Champion, Q. Sertey, 0. Wheeler, G. Rcnnick, H. Rapley, W. Anderson, A. Hawke. J. Ankins, G. Burgess. Junior 1 v. West Old Boys, at Barrington Park. 2.45 J. Qoano, R. Harrison, J. .Maxwell.R. McFadgen. S. Hendry, H. Mackeniia. W. Hteere, S. L. Dromgoole, J. Reynolds, a. Pedder, W. Duff. A. Johnston, G. F ower, H. Cordner, R. May, C. Rapley, A. Wills, K. Harlland. .-/".» __..-.» Junior 3 ▼. Linwood, at Linwood grouno No. 24.. North Park—J. CWsßall, J. P. Barron, J. Ashby. C Barrell. J. Haraer, W. Rhodes, ; B. Nee* S. McDonald, A. VWjn. H. Cooper, G. Doig. 3. Kennedy, J. MeMahon, D. Costelloe, K. Mather, H. Lawrence, J. Timbs. President's l'.r. St. Andrew's College, ,at St. Andrew's College, No. I—B> L. Neale, L. Hamilton, C. Biggs, R. Raines, W. Stevens, J. Steele, A. Stevens, R. Orsborn, G. Aurisch. P. Donovan, A. L. Stevens, C. Barwell, T. Harland, R. Vi»rtha, R. MeCreanor. C. Barker. President's 3 v. Sydenham, at Polo Ground, No. B—R. Jones, V. McLeod, G. Le Brun. J. McCracken. T. Carrodus. W. Arthur. C. Forsyth, A. Thomson, 0. Harker, .T. Nelligan, 3. Tatan, 3. Aspell, W. Hurrell. N. Henderson, A. Forbes, R. Moore, A. Collins, W. Milliard, L. Dangerfield. Under 17 r. Boys' High School, at Polo Ground No. 7—H. Bamfbrd, W. Castles, K. Sutton, R. Polkfcghorne, F. Taylor, K. Kennedy, G. Hannah, B. Selwood, J. Hughes, L. Lightfoot, J. Lees, A. Oliver, M. Dunn, A. O'Roarke, W. Cox, H. Forbes, T. Owens, 3. Lilly. • ~.,-., Under 16 ▼. Linwood, at Merivale ground No. fl North Park—A. Gray.G. G. Boanas, G. Wilson, H. Wilson, O. Denson, K. Hsrdaker. G. Mooar, B. Clark, 8. Rhodes, E. Turton. C. Mallard. H. Thomas, W. Murphy, W. Hitchings, P. Hathaway, A. Bmith, C. Maliard, 3. Stammers, W. Rhodes, 3. Patterson. Under 15- v. Boys' High School, at -Lancaster Park South, 1.30 R. Kelly. G. McFadgen, J. Reynolds, T. Gee, G. Northsote, W. Phillips, R. Gash, T; Hamilton, E. Walkfr, W. McLaren. J. Gleeson, E. Bennetts, W. Goodger, R. Fuller, G. Noonan, N. King, R. Denson, J Sharr. Schoolboys-under Bst t. Papanui, at St. James's Park, No. 1 gronnd, at 1.80. -Schoolboys under «st 71b t. Papanui, »t S't, Albans Park. 1.30. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Senior A ▼. 'Varsity, at Lancaster Park Oval, at; 1.16 p.m.—Fulton, Bart, Robilliard, Stephenson, McAuliffe, Teape, McGregor, Mnllan, Meikle, Scrimshaw, Cotterilt, Taylor, Arnold, - Stewart, Rogers, Manchester, Wilder!, Burns, McDuff. Senior B v. Training College, at Show Grounds No. 1, at 2.45 p.m.—Campbell, P. Loader, -Ross, Simpson,'. T>. Galvin, McCltlland, Pawson, Gasson, Snodgrass. Menxies, A'Dorlan, McKay, May, Boddington, Fleeing, Muir, Caldwell, O'Malley, Read. Junior. I. v. Sydenham. .at Beckenham Parky at 2.45 p.m.—H. Davit, Robson, Midgley, Sinclair, Pearson. D. Loader, Ssndo, Frengley, Young, McCarten, Gonley, Woodham, Carter, Perry. Brown. Emergencies: McLean, Garbutt,- Wilson, Robinson. Junior 11. v. Technical College Old Boys, at No. 27 North Park, at 2.45 p.m.—Flitcroft, Templeton, O'Brien, Bates, Baraett, flesger, Hobbs, Galvin, Egden, Sablston, Weir, A. 3. Cooper, Moon, Fraser, Mclntyre, A. Davis, Dunn,. Shields. Junior 111. v. Albion, at Beckenham Pars, at 2.45 p.m.—Cooper, Burns, N. Smith, Bergman, Shlrtcliffe, Mooar, Altken, Allfrey, Rattray, Cunningham, McPherson, Wade, Scoon, Poff, Boulton, Malley, Johnson, R. Wright. Stevens, Bowman, Wylie. President's 111., win by default. • Under 17 *. Sumner, at No/ 12 North Park, at 2.45 p.m.—Adams, Blunden, Forgic, Hobbs. Jackson, Mitchell, Peterson, Roberts (2), Stonehouse. Trist, Williams, Winstone, Wright Steere. McKlnley. OLD BOYS* CLUB. Senior A—Harris, Merritt, Carleton, Morttock, Innes, Hay, Dalley, Ell, Burrows. Porterfield. Wade, Harris. Foley, Bowes, Hooper, Chamberlain, Baird, Cromb. Senior B t. Sunnyside, >t 2.80 .sharp—Hall, Jacobs, Ferguson, Blnett, MePhail, Gaskln.- Spieer, Vincent,- McMillan, O'Brien, Clifford, Seattle, Wiggins,' Collins, Keys, Trist. , -•• „• Junior I. ▼. Training College, at Show Grounds No. Patterson, Cos den, J. K. Clark, Gaskin,, Candy, Henderson, Bowes, Petrie, Hogwood; Partridge, Scott, North, Berry, Holmes. ■'■ Junior 11. will practise at 1.80, night training ground—Wright. Dailard, McKtntie: White, Kilpatrlck, Henry, Stevens. Poison, Grigor, Berry* Odlvtlle, Freeborn, Bates, Stanley,. Campbell, Dawe. "_."'' . Junior 111. v.> Sydenjjam.'.at. Sydenham Park—Parsons; Wickes", McDonald, Wilson, Hawking*; MePhail, McConnal," Graham, Myhre. Duncan, Norrie, Wood. Jenkin, «ob,erts. Champion, l Wallace,' Barnett. • . President's I. v. St. BedVa, at St. Bede's— Anderson, Pratt.-'Bampton," Weallens, Dyer, BrockJehurst. Brewer, Diihstan; Steed, Marriott; Turner, Taylor, Bperice. ■■ Robinson, Potter. Francis. Williams. ' ■ • ■ ; President's 11. v. Christ's ' College, -at Christ's' K. Brown, Cornelras, Harvey, Benson, Lcggett, GlasSon, ' Cannon, Proctor. Llghtfoot. Innes, Moon. Williams. Herrintt. Sowden. Strong. CampVell. ■ • i President's 111. v. Linwood. at' No. 25 North Park—Jacobs, Boyce, Price.' Staff, Benger,- MeKenxtiß, Eonaldson, Ironside, Richardson, Rhlnd. Watson. Lawson, Baker, Gilpin. Allan. Tabley. Minson. Smith, Michael. ! Under 1 17 v. North Canterbury, meet at club at I.ls—Harris. Arnold, Greer, Col>W11; Round, Ritchie. Spence. Ebert, Hamilton. Burso'xi, Hartley. Morris, Francis, Wederell, Martin, Klddey. Petrie. ST. ANDREW'S CLUB. ' 'Senior B v. North Canterbury,' at RangiEast, Sebljiter. March, .Grinjmer, Morrison, Broughton,; Newburlrh. Thompson, Roy da (3), Brown, Gardner, Forsythe, Lee, Tratt, Hunt, Lilly, Edwards. Heslop, Smith. Oars leave College at 1.15 p.m.

| TECHNICAL. COLLEGE CLUB* i Junior 1«- Linwood, at Linwood' Pari— V Freeman. Hobbs, Vincent, Blakeway, Bentley Burgess, G. B. Schou, Kotlowski, Simpson!' Olliver,- Almond, Bhind, WiUon, Smith. Austin, Morten, Hempstalk. . Junior 2 t. Christchurch, at Christchurch rroun6V.No. 27 North Park—JonesJ McCracken, Lane, Norrish, Hill, Joughin, Maindonald. AUen, Rich, N. Freeman, Guthrie, Lorrett. Keen, Patnham, Wills, Richards, Robertson, D, Carpenter, Donaldson, Wain, Holmes. President's 1 a bye. President's 2 v. Weßt Old Boys, Bt. Eneor's . road—Heywood, O'Brien, Schou, Gallagher, Coates, Goldstone, Harvey, Tallon, Cusdin, Almond, Kemp, Bartlett, Kelly, Twiss, Penman, Sturge, Russell, Savage, Todd, W.Smith, W. Trufltnim. Under 17" t. Richmond, at Polo No.- 6 (not against Riccarton) —Bradley, Tresise, Hill, Yates, Marshall, Giles, Vallance, Bonniface, Ainsley, Turner, Hooper, Nicaolls, Aston, Kiddey, Napper, Grey, Good, Wilson, Arps, Gibbard, Heaslewood. Watson. V Under 16 v. Boys' High School, at Boys' High Bchool Ground, S'traven road—Roberts, Sheard, Woolcock, Brewer, Newth, Panning, McHarg, Brittell, Evans, Reed, Brown, Black, Hay, Tolputt, Castle, Dunn, "Johanten, Robertson. Under 15 v. West Old Boys, at Laacaßtor Park oral at 1 p.m.—Light*oot, Tapper, Franklin, Gossett, Parlane, G. Blaekmore, Holland, Hamilton, O'Dey, MeHirus, Camfield, Wickland, Pslloon, Mitchell, Harvey, A. Parlane, Perry, Hendry, Byde, SYDENHAM CLUB. Senior v. Merivale, at Lancaster Park — G. Brown, W. Brown, J. Young, L. Haworth, R. Haselhurst, J. Cains, O. Serra, L. Donmill, C. Line, 0. Greatbatch, K. Brown, R. Smith, J. Gibbs, J. Williams, R. Thomas. Emergencies: C. Gibbs, B. Lapslie. Junior 1 v. , Christchurch, at Beckenham Park —W. Ferguson, F. Fox, G. Crockett, D. Collie, F. Britt, C. Faulkner, P. Wisker, W. Raistrick, V. Blackler, G. Barnes, H. May, R. Clive, E. Deans, J. Ellis, P. Pullan, K. BirdJunior 3 v. Old Boys, at Sydenham Park —W. Lapslie, R. Walklin, H. Courtier, C. Cox, D. Gunn, J.. Moran, G. Greenway, W. Jackson,. Walker, J. Littoa, P. Haddon, B. Cox, J. Smith, F. Woolcoek, J. Shasty, A. Sarchett, L. Baker. President's 2 v. Bromley, at Opawa Park— R. Brown; H. Bunting, L. Brown, T. Crockett, M. Patrick, A. Bamberger, W. Adams, A. Dahlberg, G. Brown, E. Fanning, W. Allen, E, Evans, J. Niely, J. Munro, 11. Smith, A. Prisk. President's 8 v. Richmond, at Polo ground No. 5—R. MeCaw, E. McCaw, T. Clegg, W. Hill, L. Rosanowski, H. Kerr, K. Brown, A. Martin, A. Allen, A. Squires, N. Home, H. Knight, J. Seclen, W. Hewinson, R. Byron, J. Wakolin, W. Hennessy. Under 17 v. West Old Boys, at Opawa Park No. 2—Don Lynn, W. Grenfell, T. Kerr, E. i.Legg, E. MeFarlane, J. Raistrick, 3. Simnson, E. Seolen, G. Wehner, J. White, T. Scott, Burrows, J. Hogarth, G. Fright, T. Calder, R. Anderson, V. Trenberth, A. Boyd, Duncan Lynn, D. Home. Under 16 v. West Old Boys, Barrington Park—L. Bain, B. Brown, W. Boniface, T. Duke, R. Gray, 0. Harbott, C. Hyland, S. Harry, A Lapslie, F. Le Compte, N. Monro. L. McEwin, W. McCammon, W. Summer, E. Williams, J. W.orley, T. Thompson, 8. Barnes, W. Smart, Doug. Lynn, B. McLachlan, L. Williams. All players are requested to turn up in the grades they are picked in. All schoolboys are requested to attend club rooms on Friday night, at 7 o'clock, to receive jerseys. A trial game for schoolboys will be played at Sydenham Park on Saturday, at 1.30 p.m. WEST CHRISTCHURCH OLD BOYS Senior A v. High School Old Boys, at Lancaster Park West—C. D. Stewart, R. Woodward, J. Hattersley, A. Mackay, F. Eade, C. R. Riordan, I. Charles, R. Barnes, I. Peaks, J. Taylor, K. Robertson. C. Dawson, A. Brydon, A. Stacey, R. Wilton, J. Bigg, I A. Sbrimpton. i Junior I. v. Merivale, at Barrington street ' —B. Andrews, L. Bigg, K. Bradbury, N. Campbell, D. Carrodus. L. Consedine, W. Hadley, E. Humm, D. Lee, W. Lewis. B. Milne, W. Nelson. L. Radburnd, H. Roberta, 8. Stanton, H. Sutherland, H. Taylor, Y. Taylor, R, Waldron. President's If. v. Technical Old Boys, at Ensor'a road—Rennie, Cordner, Sargison, Cooke, Tulloek,-Pierce, Grey, Newton (2), Hattersley. Lake, Wilton, Angus, Stewart, Stlerge, Williamson, Hammon. Under 17, v. Sydenham, at. Opawa No, 1— N. Toomey. D. Wardcll, L. Walsh, D. Del- [ ley, 3. >Shaw, iU Gaskell. R. OUST. W. Mille. !G. "-apombe.t, R. Jaeobsen. B. Jones, O. Wrotn, C. Fright, W. Fright, D. Walker, T. Mundy, C. Skerton, L. Wright, R. Lengferd, E. Ashton, V. Forest, D. C. MoArthur, H. Nunes. _ • ■ Under 16 v. Sydenham. Barrington street Park, 2.45 —D. W. Brown, J. Holt. R. Lake, R. Lindsay, N. Middleton. H. MeWhirter, B. O'Brien, B. W. Roberts. 8. A. Soans, D. Skerton. 8. Symons, E. VolleT, L. A. Wataon, D. Dunlop, C. .Smart, Under lfi v. Technical Old Boys. Lancaster Park Oval, 1.30—8. F. B. • Dempsey. W. V. Gorman, H. A. Grenfell, I A. W. Kinninmonth, *R. Morgan. H. R. Mottram, G. C. Moore. H. C. McOarry. E. MeNorton, F. O'Brien. E. O'Connor. B. B. Hope, J. B. W. Thomas, C. W. Taylor, D. Leith, A. yjmng. W. Straehan. LINWOOD CLUB. Seniors v. Albion, at Lancaster Park Oral, at 246 p.m.—J. Edmonds, F. Gibson, J. Payne, N. Wogen, N. Dunsbee, B. Penrose, S. O'Brien, J. Dawson, J. White, J. Entr whistle K. Price, C. Qusid, L. Adams, H. Vivian, R Sutherland, R.- Drabble, J. Manthera. D. Bums, C. S. Smart, ,N. Winter. Senior B v. Albion at Woolston Park— W. Laffoy, R. Davis, K. Taylor, H. Sykea. 3. McAliater, M. Maljoch, C. G. Gotdon, B. Loader, J. King, N. MeNaughton, A. Erickson, M. Gunderaon, R» Beckwith, E. 0. Ball, L. Logan. R- Ball, L. Webb. Junior A v. Technical, at Linwood Park, at 2.45 p.ra.-A. O'Brien, C. Murray, C. «. Gordon, A. Murray, J. Danes, 8 Whitford, D. Quaid, A. Martin, P. Hooper, F. Agassis, W. Ormandy, W. McJannct, W. FitMimmonfl, G. Herman, R. Hobbe, L. PatLterson, A. G. Fabian, J. Page. ' Junior lIL v. Merivale. at No. 04 North Hagley Park—H. Salt, F. Hunter, G. Brown, P. Allsopp, J. Crisp, F. Cowper, H. Richard, E..Egan, M. G. Law*, L. Booth, W. Blood, G. Mansfleld, D. Tanner, R. Boyce, W. Cliinnory, L. Donovan, A. C. Dynes, N, Hlenkinaopp. President's II; v. Biccarton, at Polo ground No. 3, South Park—B. Topping, 8. Barker, I. Elstob, W. Ling, A. Miller, M. Cusack, t>. Robb, R. Stafford, F. Winter, T. Marston, C. Claxton, B. Gimblett, E. Hocking, J. Leech, Q. Jones, E Hurst, A. Hay, H. Burrowe, T. Wylie, F. .Marshall, 'N. Sanford, CFlynn. , President's 111. v. H.S. Old Boye at No. 25 North Park—T. Hobeon, J. Wood, Dv Webb, K. Woodham, N. Priest, A. Edwaida, S. Parke, C. Gimblett, L. Hawker, E. Quested, J. Monk, C. William*, L. Strong, A. Banting. H. Knott, G. Broodburst. 'Under 17 v. Bromley, at Polo No. 8, Booth Park—H. Hobson, E. De Malmanche, F. Townsend, C. Williams, T. Blood, J. Macer, C. McKenzie, W. Price, J. Smith, 8. Moore, F. Burrowes, L Brooks, A. Stuart, W. Anderson, T. Jougbin, H. Harvey, G. Hartman, G. Harrib. Under 16 'v. Merivale, at Merivale ground No* 6 North ParlP-C. W Andrews, O. J. Patterson, N. Ashby, A. Bonder, S. Walton, G. Caulfield, G. Dykes, E. Bippin, C. Davenport, R.. Anderson, R. Wood, F, Parks. L. Keats, L. Symcs, L. Bailantyno, H. Gundersbn, C. Bond, W. : Smith, W. Northeott. SUMNER CLUB. President's 11. v. 'Varsity, at No. 29 North Park —M. Thompson, L. Bassett, D. Shaw, E. Merrht, W. Morten, R.' Spicer, R. Hawker, D. K. Coleman. J. F. Bsmford, M. Voice, E. Stoneman, C. Truscott, D. Bowman, L. Kerr, and H. J. Bailey. . Under 17 v. Christchurch (ground to be notified on club notice board)—A. Trevean, L. Carpfnter, H. Gibson, Claydon, J. Kite, N. East, D. Rutherford, Henley,. Monk, Hawera, McNa'ttie, Long, Chltty, Jones, and Farrell.- - PAPANUI CLUB. . . Junior I. v. Kaiapoi, St.-James Park, 2.45 p.m.—G. Bayliss, J. Dooley, E. Witholl. RHeelier, R. Hobday, Merrin (2), S. Wobtton, Hartley (2),' A. Bmith.'H. Tullett, G. Shaw, C. Carr, A. Fantham, W. Watson, E. Tucker. ' .Junior 111., v. Aranul, Polo Grounds No. 2, South Park (car leaves 2 p-ml)—D.'Young, J. Clark, R. Btokes, McDonald (2), SleeNnan (2). J. Foster, E. Roberts, R. Cook, P. Kettle. ,E. . ButJ, J. Dopaldspn, Warren (2), G. Britt, M. Gee, G. Munro, Cooper, Milne. , . _, . NORTH CANTERBURY CLUB. Senior B v. St. Andrew's Old Boys, Rongiora No. I—Lane, Nelmes.. Mcßride, Chappell, Hawkins (2), Robertson,. Tweedie, Moran, Musson, Luisetti, Milne, Garrett, Cox, Roberts. ' Emergency, Pulley. ; Junior 8 't. ■ 'Varsity, Polo ground No, l South P?rk (tr»in -1.20) —Devlin. Parsons, Oorbett, Fahey,, Mann, Jones, Stove, Butters, Ford, Smith, -Taylor, v Gaffaney, McEwen, Benges. Ward. President's 2 v. Boys' High School, Polo 'ground No. 4 (train I.2o)—Mitchell," Miles, Doggett, Miles.' D6oglas, JefTreys; Pearson, Musson. Armstrong. Trustrum, Klnley, Cox, O'Neill, McGrath, Jraser. •■. . President's 3 v. Kaiapoi, Kaiapoi grouna (bus leaves Post Office' 2 p.m.)—Langley, •>• Fraser, Morgan/James Smith, Chlng. Walls, Taylor, Power, E. O Neu, Ealam, Pentecost, McDonald. _.,„._« , Under 17 grade v. High School Old Boys, Dudley Psrk No, 2—Hill, Whithajn, McDonald. Murphy, Clarke Moran. Gibbs, Taylor, Fahey, Prestney., Others will b« posted en the board. '

BROMLEY CLUB. ; j President's 11. v. Albion, 'Varsity Ground, | No. 5 North Park —R. SUele, H. Anthony, W. Melbuish, S. Thomson, D. McHarg. W. Smith. T. Smith, T. Storey, 8. Bourniet, A. Black, G. Dryden, G. Steele, R. Downie, J Hailey, E. Beaumont, W. Marshall, 8. Connor, J. Melhuish. and G. Farmer. Under 17 (A Section) v. Linwood A. Polo Ground No. 8, North Park—G. Bolt. L. Thomas, B. Carey. H. Wild. J. Murray. V. Redden. E. Hall. J. Barker. J. Sotheriand, 7t. Sutherland (eapUin). N.. Davenport, J.Hall T. Mintrora, A. Genet. B. McKernan, G. Savage, and H. Savage. WAIHORA CLUB. Seniors t. United, at Springston at 3 p.m. —R. Anderson, R. Taylor, T. Ranstone G. Thompson, K. Withell. A. Hodges, A. Miller, W. Kimber, 8. Turner, G. Macartney, M. Coop, E. Joblin, J. Coop, C. Williams, A. Nu't. • - »■,-«! Juniors v. United, at Springston, at 1.30 p.m. sharp—J. Willan, W. Hamilton, Jackuan (it. C.Mehlhopt, J. Ryan. ,C. McLach-, lan, J. Langford, Radford (3), J. Brown, D. Streeter. D. Pstergon, F. Watson, G. Manson, M. Brady, T. Goodwin, R.'Blowers, A. MeLaehlan. - UNITED CLUB. Juniors v. Waihora, at Springston— Greaves, McKay, Templelon, 11. Woods, K. Woods, J. Jordan, C Kimber, R. Wright, R. Kimber, F. Roberts, Williams, Hughes, Isherwood, Mitchell, Murphy. Emergencies: A. Fleteher. D. Wilson, O. Wright. Senior v.- Springston, at 2.46— 3. Wright,M. Cox, H. Cox, A. Powell, L. Payne, N. Mussen, E. Hoskin, C. Watkias. E. Watkina, P. Kimber, A. Button, D. Ryan, M. Ryan, D. Marshall, J. Cox, V. Arps. ARANUI CLUB. Junior 11. v. Christ's College, at 215 Wainoni road—F. Aker, J. Carson, E. Doak, A. Gobbe, D. Jarvis, H. Squires, N. Squires, C. Jenes, J. Duncan, F. P. Lukis, J. Inkster, H. Lee, R. Russell, W. Smith, L Parsons, R. Stokes, and O. Worsfold. Junior 111. v. Papauui, on Polo Grounds No. 2—R. Fleets, H. Smith, 8. Lavery, C. Rhodes, E. Tborne. D. Duggan, F. Iggo, LRichards, A. W. Wheeler. A. Wheeler J. MeDougall, E. Stuck, H. Williams, Pegler, Forrest, G. Fifher, V. Thome, A. Taylor, and L. Gray. ■ INTERPRETATION OP RULES. [THB PRESS Specisl Service.] DUNEDIN, May 1. Mr H. Harris, president of the Otago Rngbr Union, and manager of the Maori team which visited France and England in 1926-27, does not agree with the decision arrived nt by the Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union in regard to what constitutes a mark. The Management Committee decided that "s> fair, catch can only bs allowed when the player claiming it has both feet on the ground and claims the catch by making a heol mark." Mr Harris says that when the Maoris were playing in England and a player jumped in the air, caught the ball, and make a mark with-his'heel immediately he landed on the ground, the mark was allowed. It seemed to him Hks splitting straws for the-Management Committee to rule as it had done. The rule on the point, he declared, made-the. position clear. ASSOCIATION. ENTRIES FOR CHATHAM CUP. Four teams have notified the Canterbury Football Association of their intention to enter for the Chatham Cup competition this year. They are:—New Brighton, Western, Thistle, and' Rangers. Entries closed yesterday, May Ist, with the secretary (Mr P. L. Lucas). In 1929 there were six Canterbury entries in s> total, of 29 teams. The Chatham Cup was - presented to the New Zealand. Football Association by the crew of H.M.S. Chatham when that ' ship was in the New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy. The rules for the competition cover, first inter-club matches, then interprovincial matches, and.finally, an .interIsland match to decide the winner. The final, which is usually played at Wellington, was won last year, by the Tramway's Club (Auckland), which defeated See. cliff (Dunedin). Thistle, the winner of the inter-club competition in Canterbury, was beaten by Seaeliff. in. the South Island interprovincial final. The cup'was'last held "in Canterbury by Sunnyside, which won it in 1926.