SECONDARY SCHOOLS' COMPETITION.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20906, 13 July 1933, Page 13

SECONDARY SCHOOLS' COMPETITION.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Yesterday the grounds were in good condition when the fifth round of matches was played in the C'hristchurch secondary schools' -Rugby competition. Results: — OPEN DIVISION. SECOND GRADE. Boys' High School B drew with Technical High" School, each side scoring 6 pointo. Referee: Mr J. T. Burrows. Boys' High School A won by default from Christ's College B. West Christchurch District High School beat Christ's College A by 33 points to 0. Referee: Mr G. Lowe. TIIiRD GRADE. Boys' High -School heat St. Bede's College bv 1-1 points to 0. Referee: Mr 11. E. Wallace. St. Andrew's College b"nt Technical High School by 14 points to 0. Referee: Mr M. Leadbetter. West Christchurch District High School beat Christ's College by points to 7. Referee: Mr J. Karl. FOURTH GRADE. Hoys' High School A beat Wept, Christchurch District High School by II points to 9. Referee: Mr C. R. Tilly. Boys' high School B beat Technical High School by 16 points to 0. Referee: Mr 0. L. Ridgen. Christ's College had the bye. FIFTH ORADK. Boys' High School B bent Christ's College B by 32 points to 0. Referee: Mr G. S. Strack. Christ's College A beat Boys' High School Abv 2 1 points to 3. Referee: Mr M. A. Hull" St. Andrew's College beat West Christchurch District iligh School by 11 points to rt. Referee: Mr W. H. Smith. Cathedral Grammar S- hool beat St. Bede's College by 17 points to 13. Referee: Mr 11. R. Gibson. Technical High- School had the bye. SIXTH GRADE. Sunnier District High School beat Technical High School B by 17 points to 9. Referee: Mr A. A. Bender. Christ's College beat Boys' High School B by 'l9 points to 5. Referee: Mr A. J. Gainsford. Boys' High School A drew with Technical High School A, each side scoring three points. Iteferee: Mr P. C. Curd. SEVENTH GRADE. Boys' High School beat Technical High School Bby 10 points to 0. Referee: Mr W. A. Turner. West C'hristchurch District High School bent St. Bede's Collcgo by 35 pointa to 5. Referee: Mr T. D. T\ White. Technical High School A bent. Christ's College bv 11 points to 0. Referee: Mr r. H. T.' Williams. New Brighton District 'High School beat St. Andrew's College by 45 points to 0. ltcferee: Mr 11. Hey. LIGHT-WEIGHT DIVISION. FIRST GRADE. Boys' High School A beat Technical High School B by 36 points to 3. Referee: Mr F. J. B. Murray. Technical High School A beat Boys' High School Bby 23 points to 0. Referee: Mr F. Morgan. West Christchurch District High School beat St. Bede's Collego by 8 points to 3. Referee: Rev. Father P. Scnnlon, S.M. SECOND GRADE. West' Christchurch District High School beat Techniral High School by 7 points to 3. Referee: Mr A. J. Fnlloon. Boys' High School beat St. Andrew's Collego by 8 points to 5. Referee: Mr W. W. Brassington. Christ's College had the byo. THIRD GRADE. Boys' High School B bent New Brighton District High School by -15 points to 0. Referee: Mr H. S. Baverstock. West Christchurch District High School beat Technical High School by 36 points to 0. Referee: Mr W. E. King. Boys' High School A boat Christ's College by 16 points to 3. Referee: Mr B. A. Y. Wynne-Yorke. FOURTH GRADE. Boys' High School beat Christ's College by 21 points to 0. Referee: Mr L. M. Kissel. . Cathedral Grammar School beat Technical High School by 8 points to 6. Referee: Mr A. J. Mason. West Christchurch District High School had the bye. FIFTH GRADE. St. Bede's College bent Boys' High School by 23 points to 5. R-eferee: Mr B. Menzies. St. Andrew's Colleze beat Technical High School by 6 points to 5. Referee: Mr A. A. Cooper. . West Christchurch District High School had the bye. SIXTH GRADE. Technical High School B beat Christ's College by 13 points to 0. Referee: Mr H. P. Wise. Technical High School A won by default from Cathedral Grammar School, who have withdrawn from this grade. Boys' High School beat West Christchurch District High School by 11 points to 0. Referee: Mr W. G. C. Moffat. RELIEF WORKERS' GAMES. The tiam to represent Rapaki against Rurti road, at Hagley Park to-day, will be selected from the following:—V. Pepper, K. Doleghuv, E. Dell, J. Carey, S. Molloy, F. Wright, P. Rapley, W. Thomson, C. Fisher, W. McDonald, J. Howison, L. Merson, J. O'Loughlin, R. Carson, R. Eastwick, L. Loveridge, D. Martin, L. G. Smith, 11. Batchelor, D. Weir.

ELLESMERE V. MALVERN. Tho Ellesmero first ?rado rerrcsontative team to meet Malvern next Saturday in the matrh for the Southbridge shield, is as follows : Full-back, N. Musaon; three-quarters, J. Kennedy, J. Poison, R. Jolly; five-eighths, H. Saunders and W. Taylor; half, A. Islakoley; forwards, A. FincJmm, A. Hodpen, K. and C. Watkins, J. Billings (raptain), W. J. Bowden, B. Francis, L. Cunneen. Reserves: Barks, T. Mortpn, A. Watkins; forwards, IV. Kimber, M. Williams., RUGBY LEAGUE. UNION WITH AUSTRALIAN CODE. CONFERENCE TO BE HELD. (united press association—by electric TELEGRAPH —COPYRIGHT.) SYDNEY, July 12. A conference of football representatives from all the States will be held in Sydney shortly to try to amalgamate the Rugby League and Australian Rules codes, with a view to evolving a national game which will embrace the best features of the respective codes, making it possible to hold inter-State annual contests. [Australian Rules football, which originated in Victoria many years agf>, is played by teams of 18, and has many other points of difference, in method of play and in scoring, from both Rugby Union and Rugby League football. Some years before the Great War it was played, to a limited extent, in Christchurch, and also in Wellington, but it did not last long in New Zealand. It is not now played outside of Australia, and even in Queensland it is unknown, while in New South Wales it is below Rugby League, Rugby Union, and Association football in public fayour. Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia are its strongholds, but the Rugby Union game is increasing its hold in both Victoria and South Australia.]

ASSOCIATION.

MATCH TO BE REPLAYED. (press association telegram.) WELLINGTON, July 12. The special committee of the New Zealand Football Association set up to deal with the Swifts-Waterside protest arising out of the district semifinal of the Chatham Cup, played on July 1, met this evening. It was decided that the match be replayed.