RUGBY FOOTBALL

Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25766, 30 March 1949, Page 2

RUGBY FOOTBALL

HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ CLUB The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the High School Old Boys' Football Club:—patron, Mr A. i E. Caddiek; president, Mr A. N. Down; I vice-presidents, Messrs A. S. Jacobs, G. 1 Mortlock, and S. S. Baird; club captain, Mr A. H. Spence; deputy club captain, ’ Mr P. B. Vincent; honorary secretaryt> e tsurer, Mr D. J. Lee; assistant-secre-' tary-treasurer, Mr D. L. Quartermain; , committee. Messrs B. Columbus. H. Hern, A. Parker, R. Blackmore, W. Wakelin, and P. Mortlock; delegates to Canterbury Rugby Union, Messrs A. Parker, F. J. Leckie, G. Ell, and W. C. Dailey; junior I advisory board, Messrs L. H. Roper,- R. l Rossiter, P. Collings, J. E. Milner, and A. Parker; auditor, Mr E. I. Smith. RUGBYLEAUIi: ST. JOSEPH’S CLUB The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the St. Joseph’s Rugby League Football Club:—president,. Mr J. R. Bailey; vice-presidents, the Rev. I Father Pearce. Messrs W. Gadd, P. Smith, I F. Bowring, C. Edmonds, and J. Ander- i son; secretary, Mr J. A. O’Connor; treas- i urer, Mr A. De Juiy; committee, Messrs 1 N. J. Fisher, G. McElligot, J. Middleton. 1 T. Fennessy, and J. McGuinness. ASSOCIATION 'CODE N.Z. TEAM~ MAY GO OVERSEA (P.A.) WELLINGTON. March 29. If suitable arrangements can be made, a representative Association football team will be sent oversea this season, accord- j ing to the annual report of the New Zea- « land Football Association. There is also a possibility of an English team’s visiting New Zealand. Because of transport and other difficul- i ties, the Australian Football Association ' has cancelled arrangements for a school- | i boys’ team to visit New Zealand. It is ‘ hoped negotiations will be reopened next year.