RUGBY FOOTBALL

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22465, 28 July 1938, Page 6

RUGBY FOOTBALL

MACKENZIE SUB-UNION MEETS MEDAL FOR MOST IMPROVED FIRST YEAR PLAYER -I 4 ‘ . Mr T. B. Crampton presided at-A faceting of the Mackenzie Rugby Sub* Union, at Fairlie. Mr T. D. Burnett, M.P., wrote thanking the sub-union for again electing him patron. He forwarded a goll medal to go to the first year player showing most improved form. It wts decided that each club hand in the name of its most improved player, and that Mr W. McNarry be asked to make the final selection. It was agreed that a small presentation be sent to Mr D. S. Loder, from the sub-union, in appreciation of his services to football in the Mackenzie County. . „ , „ . The South Canterbury Rugby Union wrote confirming the date for the annual game. South Canterbury v. Mackenzie, as August 20. The South Canterbury Rugby Union wrote saying that players who normally were eligible to play in teams under the jurisdiction of the union should not be allowed to take part in sub-union fixtures without the necessary clearance from their home dubs. It was decided that the union be advised that all players in the sub-union competitions had necessary clearances. The Waimate Sub-Union advised that it was not able to send a team to Fair* lie on July 23, as arranged. The game will be played on the earliest available date. J ■ The following draw was made for the fourth round of the junior competitions:—July 30: Fairlie v. Aorangi. at Fairlie - Cave v. Southern, at Cave. August 6: Cave v. Fairlie. at Fairlie; Aorangi v. Southern, at Albury. August 13: Cave y. Aorangi, at Cave: Fairlie v. Southern, at Fairlie. It was suggested that an effort be made to arrange a representative fixture with the Ashburton Rugby Union. After a telephone conversation with Ashburton it was agreed that if a suitable dale be offered it be accepted. It was decided to arrange for a match, Fairlie primary school . and north schools v. southern schools, as a curtain-raiser to the South Canterbury v. Mackenzie game. Mr C. H. Miller undertook to arrange the northern team. As the senior competition was completed, the result being a draw between Cave and Southern, the play-off was arranged for Saturday at Albury. The game for the Scott Cup will be played at a later date at Cave. The following draw for the knock-out competition for the Ruth Grigg Memorial Cup was arranged:—August' jfc Southern v. Aorangi, at Fairlie; Fairue v. Cave, at Cave. The final game win be played at Fairlie on August 13. Mr G. Everest was appointed manager of the team to play South Canterbury. Mr J. R. Paterson was appointed manager of the team to play Ashburton if the game was arranged. Mr S. A. Cox was appointed referee for 'the South Canterbury game. Mr W. McNarry was appointed referee for the game against Waimate. SOUTH CANTERBURY DRAW Following is the Soulh Canterbury Rugby draw for Saturday, with ground! and referees:— _ Seniors —Old Boys v. Star, Fraser Par* No. 1, 2.30 iMr L. K. Murray): Temulß v. Waimate. Waimate. 2.30 (Mr C. L- Cutler); Zingari v. Geraldine. Fraser Par* No. 2. 2.30 (Mr D. S. Loder); Celtic a bye. Juniors—Temuka v. Pleasant Point. Pleasant Point. 2.30 (Mr J. K. Clarke): Old Boys v. Zingari. Fraser Park No. 1* 1.15 (Mr W. Richardson); Star v. Pareora, Pareora. 2.30 (Mr L. J. Bush). , , Tilird Grade —Old Boys v. School. School Park No. 1, 1.15 (Mr G. McDonald): Celtic v. Temuka. Temuka No. 1. 2.30 (Mr MWiddup); Geraldine a bye. Fourth Grade—School A v. Geraldine. Geraldine No. 1. 2,30 (Mr N. Hannah): Celtic v. Star. Fraser Park No. 2. 1.15 (» S. G. Gordon); Temuka v. Zingari. Ashbury, 2.30 (Mr H. G. Carter): School B v. Old Boys, School Park No. 3. X. 15 (!*» G. Drew). Fifth Grade —School B •v. Pleasant poSSS. Anzac, 2.30 (Mr T. Small); School A Star, School Park No. 2. 1.1 5 (Mr W. Direen); Temuka v. Zingari. Temuka SO2. 2.30 (Mr C. De Joux>; Celtic v. Technical. Ashbury, 1.15 (Mr T. Grattan). MINIATURE RIFLES WAIMATE CLUB The best scores at the eleventh officijj 1 shoot of the Waimate Miniature BHW Club were as follows:—A. Averis JO, JMcKenzie 80. D. Marsh 78. S. Dench 77, ADunnill 77. W. Jack 77, A. Kermck 7A G. Dench 73. J. Dunlop 75. J. Andersos 75. T. Cochrane 74. J. Clarke 74. «- Spencer 74. J. Foist 73. Mrs J. PumpP 73, Miss M. Infills 73. Miss Cox 72. SCss N. Chalmers 72, Miss M. Roberts 73. Murphv 71, A. Guv 71. Miss N. Jack It W. Hill 71, J. Breen 70. Miss G. Preec* 69, F. Bartlett 68. P. Doherty 65. E. BIaMF 63, Miss B. Walker 58. Miss M. Weir «. The senior button w*s won by,■Jr Averis after a shoot-oft with J. MCAJgI zie, both having scored a possible. M. Inglis won the women's button shooting oft with Mrs Dunlop. GOtF FOURSOME COMPETITION AT WAIMATE The best scores returned in mate Golf Club's mixed foursome competition were as foUows. M- jud better and Mrs Leadbetter 69. F Juugj Mrs Jull 74, B. Murchison and BgssWg 76. C. G. Holmes and Mrs A. Grant R. Morgan and Mrs McDonald Samways and Miss Greig SI. J- Sjbbb* and Mrs Ruddenklau 82 J-J* } and Mrs Mann M L. Ball and Mrs Jgjj I 84, P. Cairns and Miss Nalder SS. I and Miss Taylor 86. Waldie and I Waldle 86. j