LOWER GRADE RESULTS

Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27961, 7 May 1956, Page 11

LOWER GRADE RESULTS

Senior Second Division.—Linwood 42. Papanui High School Old Boys 0; Marist A 6, High School Old Boys 3; Technical Old Boys 9, Sydenham 5. Junior A.—Albion 20, University A 6: High School Old Boys 15, Marist 0; Christchurch A 29. Sydenham 3. .Junior B.—Christchurch Maoris 20. Linwood 6; Merivald 9, Sunnyside-Spreydon 3; University B 25. Lyttelton 5. Third Grade.—Technical Old Bovs 8. Royal New Zealand Air Force 6; Marist 21. Marist (Fourth Grade) 0. Under 20.—St. Bede’s 9, Sydennarn 6; University B 18. St. Andrew’s 13; Christchurch 6. Albion 3; SunnysideSpreydon 9. Marist 3.

Fourth Grade.—Technical Old Boys 9. 1 Lyttelton 6; Papanui High School Old ■ Boys 8. Linwood 5; Christchurch 17. ’ Srnn.vside-Spreydon 3. 1 Under 13 ~Christchurch 8. High School < Old Boys 3; Linwood 8, Sunnyside- 1 Spreydon 6. Tj-Under l7 .—Christchurch 6. Svdenham 3: J High School Old Boys 8. Albion 6: Sun- : nyside-Spreydon 11. New Brighton 8- i Kaiapoi 8. Linwood 0: Technical Old Boys 1 28. Merivale 6. ; T Under 16 -—High School Old Boys C 11. i cytteiton 8: Technical Old Bovs A 18. Belfast 8; Marist B 14. High School Old ■ o c Mari S t t A 161 Pa uanui High . School ° d Boys Linwood 25. Technical Old Boys B 0; New Brighton 25, Albion 0. Under Bst 71b.—Sunnvside-Spreydon 22 Christchurch 0; Marist 25. Merivale B 0 ; oydenham 3. Linwood 3; Merivale 25 B’vs°by%e f aul f t aSt bea ‘ Technical Old Under 7st 71b.—Christchurch 19, New Brighton 6; Sydenham 17. Merivale 0n " slde -S prey d° n 6 - Marist A 0; PapaSchool Old Boys 20, Albion 6Hlgb Schoo! Old Boys 25. Marist B 3; Linwood A 25, Linwood B 0. HriJl?+ er 6 F « 71h A —Lihwood A 20. New Brighton A 0; Christchurch A 17. Lvttel- <=?;„« Mar J st o A 25 ‘ Technical Old Boys 0. Sunnyside-Spreydon A 12. Sydenham 7,b B —New Brighton B 15, Merivale B 0: Marist B 15, Albion 9Kaiapoi 25, Marist CO. ’ Ri?«M er n St J C,b A.—Marist A 6. New P l ? 5, , 2 to P. r Sunnyside-Snrevdon 8, Belrtwr A 6 - Merivale B 0; Bryntt Marist 25. St. Mary’s 0. ? 01b B - —tyttelton 6. Sumenham w 1 "* ?•’ Marist B 3; Syd ‘ RH t B 15 ' . New Brighton 0; Linwood nvfirt L ' n ' vo ° d C 0; Merivale C 12, Sunn5 TT d J" SPreydOn B 3. Sst A.—New Brighton A 11, LinXr °?. A . - Sydenham A IS. Albion A oSi’? A ?’ Blccar,l ' n Marist 0: SunnyaVS"™/ o o ' Merivale A 0; Belfast A TT 3 - Sunny side-Sorevdon B 0. sst B.—Christchurch B 3. LinMa??st 0- : =t Ne Yn, Brig \ ton B 3 ' B ryndwr B o?.*’ Albans Marist 3. Merivaie r a’ C4 de i!l barn B 211 Sumner 0; Merivale -8, St. Mary s 3; Kaiapoi 18, Marist B n-JJrtl e c sst S’— New Brighton D 15. SunRrfLn.‘ Sp S' y « don c 0; Linwood D 15 New Brighton C S; Albion B 3, Linwood C 3.

HEAVIEST SPRINGBOK FORWARDS

(N.Z. Press Association—Copyright) mi., q u JOHANNESBURG, May 4 lAal? Springbok Rugby team which will a Johannesburg by air on Monday for Australia and New Zealand has the Africa St forwards ever to leave South This was shown at a weighing of the team and their luggage today. The forwaFds Vlll avera § e just under 15st 71b. Ihe heaviest among them is J. Bekker who turned the scale at 16st 111 b. The lightest is the flank forward, Chris de Wilsem—l3st Ulb. For the possible first test pack the aver™?l ght win be even higher—up to 15st 101 b.

RESULTS IN OTHER CENTRES

Auckland.—Ponsonby 9, University 6Northcote 13. Otahuhu 8; Suburbs 8, Eden 6; Marist 9. Navy 9; Waitemata 11 Grafton 0: Takapuna 11. Grammar 3.

Wellington.—University 19. Onslow 9 Petone 11, Athletic 6; Poneke 8. Hutt 5-St.-Patrick’s Old Boys 24, Taita 11; Wellington 11, Oriental 6; Marist 9, Wellington College Old Boys 8.

Dunedin.—Southern 6, Taieti 3; University A 21. Kaikorai 14; Pirates 26. Union 6: Dunedin 25, Universitv B 12-Zingari-Richmond 16, Alhambra 6.