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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21197, 22 June 1934, Page 15

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RUGBY WAIMATE beats south ! CANTERBURY A CLOSE MATCH (rRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGIIAM.) WAIMATE, June 21. A representative game was played jetween Waimate and South Canterbury at Waimate to-day, ending in a vin for the home team by 9 points to 6 The visitors were much heavier than the local team both in the for-v-ards and backs. For the greater part '• tbP tame the South Canterbury

0 i the game ouucu bpeks showed much more dash, and w for the good dciensive play of Waimate the visitors would have been over more than once. Granger at full-back for Waimate was in great form and saved his team ; D eatedly. In the first half neither line was crossed, but the visitors were penalised twice, and Martyn, with niperb kicks, made Waimate's score 6 while Seaton kicked a good goal for liic visitors, the half-time score being, Waimate 6, South Canterbury 3. ' On the resumption of play Waimate attacked for a while, and an infringement by the visitors saw Martyn again kick a beautiful goal. Several passjn« rushes by the visitors followed, irom one of which Ilorrison scored at the corner. Seaton failed to convert. Despite repeated efforts, the visitors failed to increase the score, the local team putting up a solid defence. All the Waimate backs played sound g £ jnes, Thompson at half being particularly prominent. Both packs of forwards worked well on the day's

play. The visitors' back division was a superior combination to that of the local team. Mr J. K. Clarke was the referee. WATCHES FOR TO-MORROW CHRISTCIIURCH V. ALBION Following on Albion's success in beating Old Boys last Saturday, the side's second game with Christchurch is causing interest. In the first match of the season between these two teams Albion won by 17 to 0, and Christchurch is keen to avenge this defeat. The Albion forwards are very good in the loose and the rearguard is now combining much better. On the other hand Christchurch will prove a stumbling block for some o£ the teams in this round for the backs have improved a great deal. On the south grounu, Linwood will meet Sydenham, and Merivalc will play Athletic at Sunnyside. A good game should be witnessed at Rugby Park, where Old Boys play University, and this promises to be a very fast and open game. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW CJIKISTCHURCH CLIP. 1 1 I'irst, Grade v. Albion, 1..1 :)< nMft' l'arfc '• flwil; at. 2.1.> v-n>- —Ollivior, McKay, I'nvs.on, /Wnins, Raskin (2), Shirtcliffe, M<-llerron. A'Dorian. Wade, CoUrell. Man,-hosier. Anderson, Murray, Maxv.vil. Hart. JStok*.'?. Third Grade v. Old Boys. No. 9 Norlh J», 4 ; k. at I'.m. —Smith. Sou.im*, liitrhb-. -i.-Kinlpy. llnrvcy. Chapman, Devin. McLood CJ). Tri»lo\e. Sionebouse, Simpson, Muir. } Leonard. 33utes, Martin. Fourth Grade v. Technical College J>. (!;ik\vii Park, at 2.45 p.m. —Kwm. Kills. A'.'it I: fly. P:>lni"r. Mintrom, ilountrce, B.ith(•"land, I'nii'VMiii. Sumlhorii. Adams. < nek*, V. Williams, linlnm. Copp. Ilobbs, Coombs. M'Ciiiivc. Wiustono. i ii'th Grade v. Albion. St. Albans I'arl;, 7: j>.ni. l5::U:i ntym\ T.arson, Purtb J . Low?, Stoorc. Sinplrs. Brittan. Wallnc#*, Warp, (tlarko, Ann•;n d. A d cock'. S f 011 ?h o u so, 111 ill \v 0 r tli, Kc 1 - iiiau. J>p.Tou.\. Sixtii (ri'iidi' v. N'pw Brighton. No. 1 I North Park, «r 2.4.', p.m.— Popo. Meadow-. Adams, (2). Prrry. Kerr, I'oofcll. T'liillips. IToJl.ind. O<ol». Middnn. /Jro>vn, Cole, Bnllon, V\*rbh, Moffat, I.'ndfr 18 v. l.inwood, Linwood Park, at 'J.n p.m.—Cutting, .Saville C-). Trist, Smith, Jiailpy, Travi?r«. Noonan. Turnhull, Datchnlor, Fa'kinirham. Priost, Tuiloy. Burton. Adams, "nimmrr. I'&rk South, at 1.15 p.m. OLD BOYS' CLUB Seniors v. University, liiigby Park— Kailiorm*. Tweedie. Henry, MoPhai!, ifort* lick. Cob den. Clark. Brooks. Jacobs. Schlutfr. Rankin. To v. Jronside, Stanley. MoPhail. I.nwry. Basket t. North. Jimiors v. Sydenham. Par!:— Broc-klMhtir#l. i:. <'o«>k. <"haprn".n, J'iMtt. Round. Cook. Brewer, Gill. Trcleavf'n. Ri-'h. Norrie, Patterson. Hou>e. White. "U'inlpy.

Third Graclr v. ChrUtrhun-h. No. 0 Norlli P<trk—Nolan. L'lrich, ,Toiin?on. IJadleo. Mijew, Mardonnld. T-Jltoft, Evans, Smell ip. Leonard. Munt, Klderton, Sliarpe. A. Rich. Fourth Gindc v. St. Albnns Park Wareinic. K-rr, Columbia ("J)» h'Uiiic. M< < 'lat«h jf, .Sulli vn ri, >rollison, Rich«i"d<on, Mortlo< k. Broeketl. Ilearn. Woods. u*es. If ii'kerby. Smith. M ilner, Gra ham. : r-n den. Fifth (trade v. North ("a n h-vbury ('nwi't it club at 1 p.m.)-—Hunter, Foley. Fyfe. RiYk/ rby. M cQureu. Sea brook, 'M<> Turner. Pvler*. Moore. M'ooar, Dvke.s, Hilton. Milos, McKay, Gill, Davie?. Lamliertori. Lnder T8 Grade v. Athb-fi<\ No. -fi South Park—Smith, * Wilkin*. Robinson. Barbour, Bouse. Mrliauffhlin. M-Kay ('J). Hallan* ♦ i»p. Neil). Reardon. Boanas. Gi'issb j r. IJ» , n.ipy, I-mpsori, Boiu, Roberts. ALBION CLUB fark- Ovnl, at L'.-'j p.m. —A. \\". Roberts, B. Thompson. 11. Davis. .J, Hay.- W. ThnmpJ. Hob-on, T. Prpston. P. Alsopp, C. J. Lake, J. Wilson. Jl. Moonev. K. Bag)f»r. W, <]. J. Howell. T. Hooker, F.: Oaklpy. G. Mr-NaMy. Second Grade v. University, S'>. North at 2.45 p.m.—J. Wilson, Miller, WilJ r 'an, Burns Philipps. Taylor, White, C. .1. Gibb, Kemp. Howlett, Kett, Norton, Meadows, Wilson. Mowatt, Baker, Buckley, Vi'rNh. Third Gradn v. Ttiehmond. Richmond Park, 2.45 p.m.—lT. Dyne. H. Wilpon, Jlohnstone, ra . v , Stout. V.'iekliatu, I>. Wilson. Swain, Had field, Cuinminss. May. Boyd, Cnndlish. Spring, • IcKonrie, M oorhou>:e. Fourth Grfidf v. Marshland. Albion ground. No. 29 South Park, at 2.45 p.m.— hctaon, J kp <5. Duii'-raft, Martin. Woods, lonnncp, Woodlnni. Brck, A. Miilieran, R. IJa 1J (2). Cooko. Wo.vf, Reid. M«<- '< Otinii Grav, Smallbone. Darrell. J* i{th Grad" v. rinvN f rhn rch. at St. Alhans

t>. !. v - ' li 1- Menu rch. ;»} St. Alhans m'o P-ni.- —McLean. Mintv, Ile.ifnn, Kenttiner. Haxall. Bull, Cox. MalStuart. WaUord, SomorviDe. Atkinson, Somrrville, Powell, Sher-V/i-zoll. UNIVERSITY CLUB Grade v. Old fioyc. ;,f K'u.-bv Pnrk t> °°^ s « Robrrfs. Jlayman. Heenan. McAnlifTe. ('armidiaol. Stewart, F . Uniuck«', Ilnmilton, F. G. [\? Hudcoji. I). ,7. WiUon, Andrews, Cnupinp,! Grade v. A11,in,., at North Hagb-y ' Vi — r - A - Blazev. Hair, Kins. ■c Talb'if. Bunn '*■ ''n, Kli;!)!,!, JTi|l-.mi*l r»rf, Connnl. Bar, lav. <i. T. WilM,,,. V,-.iltr-r. Taylor. Rdvi 1 "' v ' VVoM ' liri-ti-htir, I, Old

T) Z ' , ' orfh Maslcv Park No. 1 Since. IWi nrl - Mll i rhc,-id. Bpntk'v. : f". Perry, p.,-<nvn. [Scnlinm. liollcfton. "'Ahri '''• ,n " rv Ivonur-ilv. Geddes, A. T. ■ A "«'r Snn , Shirley, w.rt^ Urth , (ir; "' o v > "Id Collegians, n! KlinUi,>„ i * n l —S'l ''iin.in, Hull. Hay. Wiifeli Glbb, '"i i . >.'■>*-,' ill, I'pmherton. T. ' B flv ® ili J ler - Holyoakp. W. D. Williams, .j Anderson. T. R. Anderson, T. Holland mS ' Garrett ' McDonald, J. 8011, A. S T. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS' CLUB •'i ,:r '"lo r: V. Collo-o, at St. Anfflti. T Hi(,l(|i - Mfßac. Sftrpent, Clark. •• Pri.- t -, Webb. Mcintosh. , MthtrUin. M, N;n r , jr. fj. p,i c( >, Crop, WillianiMin.

LIN WOOD CLUB Seniors v. Sydenham, Lancaster Park ..Suuih 2.„0 p.m.—J. Whitf, ]?. Thompson, ■I. .Monk. 0 \Y. Thompson, A. Brownleo, ii „ • Br adloy, G. Mattel-son, D. ,uaul,_G. Stevens, E. Gregg, N\ A. JJuuslma (captain) X. Johnson, Jl. JlcClellartd, h. ilahon, M. I nest, S. J„oador. G. Herman. Juniors v. Korth Canterbury, at .North Canterbury (bus leaves clu.b rooms, 1.15 wmvT Mtcford, Ji. Greufcll, C. 0. \Vilhams, -I*. l'ciigelly, G. Brown, IX Robb, rV u r i ß ' - b ; 0 Airio,, » B Fatwell, 11. IAUoy, h Beckwith, a. Krickson, «J. Revell. U. Asher, V. \\ hillnns, O. Wilton, M. T. Guilder Ken, C. K. Williams. • Third Grade y. Old Collegians, at No. 1 Flnnvood Park—J. Adams, 11. Farrar. K. h. Jones, R. Sneddon, W. Ormandy, B. Foster, I*. Asassiz, J. Brown, F. MeKenz.ie, Storey, W. Kingston, S. Bourn or, 11. \ oung, Li. Howell, G. Broadhurat, 11. Topping, H. Knott, C» Williams, 11. Cutlor, G. Uremner, 11. Wild, O. Dortd. Fifth Grade v. Papanui, at St. .lames' Park, 2.T50 p.m.-—,7. Genet. It. i.'mw, M. K obiirn, J. Ilobson. L. Charters, R. Ilobson, C. And row*, 1-.. Kinsman, M. Fisher, F. Roid, S, Jordan, M. Keats. F. Hawker, C. Cray, W. Wedlake, K. Flkis. Lnder 18 v. Christelmreh. Fiuwood Park, 2.00 p.m.-—lt. Drcwer, A. Reeves, C. Priest, C, Askew, W. Jaeger, T. Riehurds, F. Warren. G. Trottmnn, M. Muimm, J. Spencer, R. Empson, G. Legyptt. .7. Burton. T. Robinson. M. Innes, 10, Gibson, Jl. Woodiull, J. Anderson, F. Ryde. Schoolboys, Fam-nster Park West—F. Trumun, F. Sandford, S. Cook. S, Gibson, M. Roberts, A. Anton, H. Walker. .7. Stevens, L. MeFntee, F. Henderson. D. Wilson, W. Frame, C. Waters. D. Alfrev, S. Cameron, S. W. Vincent, ,7. Smith, W. Newlield, T. Mitchell. WEST CHRISTCHURCH OLD BOYS' CLUB Third Grade v. University, at No. 12 North Park —PortrouK, Miller, Hone, Lindsay, Bennett, Rennie. S/tnsom, Gray. B »!?•;, Fake, Jenuinjrs. C. and I). Skf-rton, Booth, Shrimpton, Walker, Wilton, Ilottriek. Fourth Grade v. Templeton, at ton Domain (bin leaves Bridge of lienieuiat 2.15 p.m.)— Scott, O'Brien. .Murray, Trezise, Crisji, Baldwin, f>onsoni, Parks, Burley, Dent, Tlelson, Carroll, D. Smith, Dunlop, Craipf, Price. Fifth Grade v. Boys' High School, at No. 25 South Park. Sixth Grade v. Pananui. >U No. 28 South Park—Toombs, Adam*, Fisher. Brown, McGill. Calloway, MoWhirtor, Manner, lOvans, Theile. Oundry. Shaw, Grenfell, Cuming, O'Neill. Fravle. Smart, Newton. t Tider I(\ v. North Cnnterburv.. Nt No. 21 South Pnrk—Sutton. Miller, ciildor. BurPrebble, Newberry, P. Smith, Cully, TnMey. Bur<on, Doidce. l.nngdale-HUiU, Hobba, Roberts, Ryan. Doncall. Under 16 (Ost) v. Sydenli/im, nt Bradford 7'ark— Fairbuni, Badifor, lliffiw, Blaekott, Rowe, TTardif, Mahoney. Douirnll, Phillipson. MrKonzie, Pnrk«. (2), Milne, Batty, Ilearne, Synton<N.

ATIII.ETIC CLLB Senior v. Alorivule, at Sunnyside, at 2.'!0 p.m.—J. Gillespie,, C, Woodham. .M. M c - Kendrv. ,7. C>, L. Moran, J. Fullen, M. Quirk, W. Ait.ken, T. )\,-nnmont. T. Mornn, W. Coll, D. G. Simpson. R. R. Pender. B. Solomon, ,T Burton, W. Laffpy, C. McCormsek. Junior tirade v. Kuiapoi, at Kaiapoi No. 1 T. Noonan. K. Wilder. 11. Bunting Small, 'J'. Jvoach, R. Wright, R. Daly, G. Glubb, .7. Goncrh. L. Coombc*;, T. .Kiilab'i:. T. Griffiths F." Roach, W. Allen, It. Myers. T. Poff. Train leaves (-hrislehureh at 1.20 p.m. Fourth Grade v. Kaiapoi, at Shpw Ground* No. .1 —E. Bolanrf, li. K.'Dunno, It. GriHlths, K. Kcan, «?. iMeKvedy, D. Galvin, H. Si ribline:, F. I«eathwiek. J. and lv. Mahnr. II Marks, R. Mf«!ir.".a, .J. Pope, P. Mora, .7. Radley. Under 18 v. liijfh School Old at No. 20 South Park—R. Ballinger, F. Gardiner, P. Foley. K. Johnson, P. Sheahan, ]>, O'Neil. R. Cnmoroii, J. Burke, A. Glubb, J. Thompson, J, Kirwan, C. Walklin. J. Sullivan. B. Way. J. O' Malley. O. Dunn, h. Treave. L. Hyde, P. Sepie, L. NieholN. Jj. Heaton. J. Dreneh, B. Way. Under Hi v. Technical, at No. 27 South j» ar ] c —k. Kirwan. C. Farrell, Ci)lombu>. •J. Knine, P. T. Aspell, D. laulor, (F Mitchell. R. Ishcrwond. J. Rnrke. F. Finnerty, R. Coonibes. L. Hamplon. D. Mortimer, IC. R. F. l ield. BROMLEY CLUB v. K.N. V.1!., at Bromlf-y Park, ai ]J, nl —1;. IVlprs. A. Tirixlnn. llrixtnn. M. Knl-iinson. TI. KrtwnrfK I-'. Fi l?s-i imirnns. 15. Giln.an I). M,-llarc. 11. C. Tl oj.|.i 11

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F. I'] n, G. Nichols, and G. Drydei). NEW BRIGHTON Cl.li: Third Orcde v. liny ~' li u!i S. Ikii.l, i: i V.iiiti Doni.'iiti, ,'U 2.n0 l>o:n. ' Pf.a-.viii'd. A. !'•. Xappi'i'. AV. St"vci'-. K. Turlon. SUnnm-i-p. I'. Tartoii. B. Dncoti. ]!. CsmiilK'H. J. S. Frri'liorn, 11. S. \V(.r;li, T. .lu.riih. A. Sl'-vprr-, 11. ir»c'.'i, \". rir.'.m'ni-r, W. Shppli'Td, K. Ttr.'-Ui'n-y. v. ('lirint ft'ii :v-h. \*n. 11 Xnrf'n l'ar': ."I 'J."'i I'.m. S!rvr"i', L'. N'o.-ri-li. S. Turn,. A i:; ley. .1. Hci vl.i n,t. I>. I I'. Sv:ilr<, A. Am<lc.v. (r. llcrwoll. D. .Mri>-r. T. Wilbur,rt. I.*. Wat--nn. ('. K-rr. h. Tlacosi. T. Di.von. A. fl'isxcil R. i'!(.»n, K. McDmvM!. t'pder 1 v. Sydrnlirnn. \*n. Park, nt L!.:;n p.m.—lJ.m-msl"-.. 1.. JlriiT, J!. r. K. Spiii-'». It. (> ;oo; i. I. I'm !;,o|.. 11. I.f.'idlrv, I). (i'lx'iti. 1!. O'N'cill. \V. Writtht, .1. .loin «. C. ll,ins. •T. TJainp*. T!. Conkslry, I). ( A. Mr. I.mi!. S!:iiinr r. I'!n i-! i:: (rXeili. CIIRISTCIIU RCII TECHNICAL COLLEGE CLUB S"cond Grade v. Merivnle, at Malvern Park*, at 2.I'D p.m.—Freeman, Todd. Bedelph, O'Brien, .Juusjhin, Smith, Wi-c, Ilich/trd", Tallon. Vttllaix-e, liifliards, Burgees. Leiffh, ileybourno, Hfty, Web-h. Fourth Grade. A v. Y.M.C.A., at No, 10 North Park—Wain, Dixon, Prestney, BaDinger, Collins, Tolpnit, Harvey, Slioard, Coote. Bnke, Lig-htfoot, Stronfr, Go>?.«elt, Drown, Bnrb<*r. I'nrlane. Barney. Fnrr. Fourth Grade, p, S''cti«»n. v. r*liristc!iin-fli at Opauvj Pjirk. nf 2.1J0 p.m. —IFa!). Fipii' li. <: P«. rl 'tii o U'ilfiim Wiluim Ttontlv ltill

G. Parlniie. \\ tlfiim. Wilnon, Bently, Hill, Witfo, Hawkins. Kiddnv. Nixon. Smith. Gray, Yates, lius.<( 11. Turner, Bradley. Y.M.C.A. CLl'B >. Teilini.al Collcs'i' "1,1 Hoy.-. Xorll, f*arl; No. 10— S. > Burrell. S. Muov<\ A. Brycf. J. Bryre. N. Mr-Crnokpn. W, T;iylor. M. Tnylor. G Cameron. Jon«'s, F. O'Brien, A. 1. Sauniels, A. Wat-on. li. Watson, F. Cmw. P, Hnynr. PAPANUI CLUB Pi l'tii Grade v. Lin wood, at St. -7;, in.-y' par I:—Blackmnre, Cooper. Donald. I'aritram (2), Frnnklin, Johansou, (ic', Hadley, McDonald, Sleem/m. Warren, DevM'OTiix, Arnold, M'in«h, Claude, H. TnlletC Brett. (2). Si::th Gr/ide v. West Old Boys, r.l No. 2* South Pnrk—lJaylon (2). (2), Lavender, Lnnpre, McAioon (2), Owen. Priee, lieid. SleemnTJ, Shaw (2), T'nvendale. TulleJt, Tullrtf, Conttß, T'.oinr;', flonnor; Marsh. Orchard. RICHMOND CLUB Third Grade v. Albion, at' Richmond Park, at 2.-l."> p.m.—l>. MrMerknn, M. Gohlu', 11. Rule. AV. Sevmour. C. M«Lojsh, S. Burton, G. Grander. F". Hushes. T. Mel 4 ei.<l., D. Armstrong, R. Cnllendcr. F. A. Slephens. C\ R. Underwood, W. Gobbe, and G. Wor&fold. WAIIIORA CLUB Sevena-side tournament Cbus leavr-s 10 a.m.)- — Senior—R. Anderson, W. Ivimber. G. .Marartnev, 11. Sanders. A. Miller, !.. Wills, G. Sueklinc:. -F Ry/Mi. Junior—(L Hamrnond, R. riuds(Ht. L. Mehlhopt. S. !M.H*ken/ie, M. Mackenzie, G. Atnnson, N. Mackenzie, C. Gobbie. UNITED CLUn r i'he severi-n sirlr» (eain-< will be picked from the following:t Seniorn—K. (»'. Pitrairn. M. Tomplelon, Greaves, M. Williams, C. ]lu^ r iieH. A. Pitcnirn. .TuniofR —Ct, Wi'izht. O. Heinisili. A. Chapman. J. Warring. T>. Wilpoii, Bailey. S. Simpson. A Kimber, F. Ilamjit-M l . RUGBY LEAGUE TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW It LRU CLi n v. J.iinvnnd, I.iilM'iod I'urli. at "1"' I'•■ I-"11»t<• r. I>fi', <fot,i'« s . Datclu'loi'. Thnini u'l (U), S]>(.'li's. I'i'll. Morri.sney, Carroll. 1.' I '' I, Clarke, fiomerv Tcnciic. Wlntr, SI. Mvrat, Sniilli. Ji lining l , Jvd, llurmy, WAI.MAIKI CLUB Junioi's v. Sydenham, North I'urU. at ".-15 v m (leave Pnpnnui Unll p.m.)—A. Puln. v' Shlrlcv D. Broad, C. Henwood. K. Mc;rrin H Shirley, L. Clark, J. Clark. U. Sn.'ddon. J. Harris, A. Khirloy, G, Smith, W. Mertdowe, L. Sneddon. 4 Third Orado v. Sydenham, Papamn Unmain, at 2.45 p.m.—W. V. V Townlev, L. Feutz. P. Masuire, M. Hroadhursf W Dicrwood. G. Kirk, A. Smith. R. OckWbaw. G, Baib'y -M. Harris F. Si us on. 1 Blnko, G. Gollison, G. Aslibv, K, Is. Moffatt.

KICCAKTON (LIB I'arlc Nn. I. M :;.::0 p.m. — 1. ('"*. A. Cn-:, 10 I':; l ,|,s, T. liimliMt, •). Bi-11. M. I'-.-vwicU. K. T.m-i-v, 1.. Mnefurd, A. flnnsci, W. I.iliodos, t'. Jloi'lim, I. Amin, 11. Slpv.'llsv .1. O'Urien. IMRATE CLUB i Tliinl (ii-mIL- t. Causeway, uf. \Vi.iol«lon Pm-k, .it 'J.DO 11.in.—J. Tuylnr. W. < v >i>iirtt rliiiin, 10. Kamll, 11. Hiiti'helor. A. Quartiiiiiiin, T. Iliin-fll. \V. .MiDomild, V. W.indnr, A Vni-tliu. C. Tiivluv. A. Bullworlliy. •V. I'arkor, I). A. I'.M'iinm, .(. Quai'd-v----man. ASSOCIATION CHATHA.YI (,TT The second round of the Chatham Cup series will be played at English Parle to-morrow, when Western will meet Technical Old Boys in a same 1 hat should be interesting and exciting. Doth teams possess young and virile players who know the art of fool foal] that is essential in cup-tic Karnes. Western will field a strong team, and the fame should resolve itself • into a pitched battle between forwards and half-backs, as these appear to be the strongest positions in both teams. Technical at full strength is capable of defeating Western, but the Western men arc known as great cup lighters. Patrons can be assured of a good game of football. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW ST. ALBANS CLUB SiMifor- v. TI.MK it, Malvern Park, in ■•!.-, |,m ■■■■)>. Willimi.iOM. T,. <:\ l.indlny. .1. Prvdnn C Conk. If. Nioililnrt, J. l,iddoll, ! w'll. Coo\«; S. Harrison. N. S. M<-C.inn. 11. lifiuii'tl, \. P.illcliff. Itp»crvcs: C. U. Mi(Jlnski'v. W S<-y. Fourth (IriKK »t Kiislc.v I'nrk Nn. 4, at 2 1.-, |i.m.— lOiieland, JlnrrK F.loasi-. Cox.; Iliiddon, McOowvll. McLcnmtn, Sutherland. .Sloiil, i'ftitrci'. Oiitcs. . ' Fifth tirado. Nt Ilngloy rark Nn. 4, at 1 :;o ]) in.—ninokliiirn. Ives, Mciloaily, Ciihill Tiirnpr, MeGrnlli, Billfliff, Ciracic, \ Mundy. C'uUoii, James, Martin, Houglioy, , Neihon. WESTERN CLUB Third Gnulf v. Nomad* IV nt Hagi'-y Park —Tiivloi-;- '•"M.iVi.'Urs,'. lWklnmi, "fV ■'HfnK ],v "L. Ifiidl.-'v, CaUkr, Loiter.. CoopiT, lii-iint, Williams, Rronkes, T.nwrpnce.