FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20500, 19 March 1932, Page 19

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY. SCRUM FORMATION. (passs Associvrios tzleobam.) WANGANUI, March 18. The Wanganui Rugby Union has not definitely tied its delegates' ha/ids in the matter of the 3-2-3 ocrum, but has instructed them to support anything to bring about uniformity of J-uUngs • throughout the Empire The Union considers it imperative that New Zealand should be represented on % the International Board. KENT BEATS SOMERSET. (OHITED PRESS ASSOCIATION--** TELBGBAPH —COPIfitWHT.) LONDON, March 17. At RuKby football Kent. 14 points, beat rugby league. RICCARTQN CLUB. Club was n Thureday, the prudent, Mr Winter Cole, BD I BUSP .°,Ii r report, which showed that the chTbVaß in a eood financial was read and adopted. resulted as folThe election o£ Richardson; presilows: —Patron, • vice-presidents, Mes<Unt, Mr Wirter dames L. Cox, . Bur <, e ss, A. Cox, J. M. Cox, Messrs V. T y Hansen, Forrall H. Fapp.^ r - M. MorV. Staples, D. White, F. ten, B. C° lh " ' wjiiiams, K. Benjamin, D. More Smith* club capt ain, Mr L. Cbapman, J. bt ® ,' anc j treasurer, Mr Ccx; honorary seer* ft Cantetbury Ru „ by A. Thompson; deK, deles?ate to Junior M an . League, Mr.L. C°x. Carlaw; auditor, -inoment Committe ' Management Committee, Mr O. C. Derrett, Q c ( Messrs L. Cox, r. tflam . g ocia ] Thompson, and coach ot Mis 3 M _ Cox> Committee* Mrs • c _' ,j 0 p. Brownie, Messrs S. Coriry L' G Amos, W. Davis, B. Thompson,