COMPETITION AT ELLESMERE

Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28607, 9 June 1958, Page 9

COMPETITION AT ELLESMERE

Lincoln College A In Lead The following were the results of matches played in the Ellesmere Rugby Sub-Union’s competitions on Saturday:— Senior.—Waihora 14 Lincoln College B 14; Southbridge 18. Leeston 0; Dunsandel 8. Irwell 3; . Lincoln College A 42, Lincoln 11. Junior.—Lincoln College Diploma 33. Irwell 3; Leeston 35. Lincoln 3; Lincoln College Degree 9. Prebbleton 3; Burnham 14. Southbridge 0; Dunsandel won by default from Wdihora; Peninsula bye. Third Grade.—Prebbleton-Waihora 16. Southbridge 3: Leeston 21, Lincoln 0: Peninsula bye. Fourth Grade.—Dunsandel 23. Lincoln 11; Southbridge-Irwell 8, Prebbleton 6; Leeston bye. Fifth Grade—Waihora 11. Leeston 0; Dunsandel 19. Burnham 6; Southbridge 22. Lincoln 0; Irwell 16. Prebbleton 0 The position ol teams at the end ol the first round of the senior competiiton, is:—Lincoln College A 14 points. Southbridge 10, Irwell 10. Dunsandel 8, Leeston 8. Lincoln College B 3. Waihora 3. Lincoln 0.

The position of teams in the oth< grades is:—

Junior.—Leeston 13, Dunsandei 12. Lincoln College Diploma 12, Irwell 9 Prebbleton 8. Lincoln College Degree 6, Burnham 6, Southbridge 5. , Lincoln 5. Peninsula 4. Third grade (end ol first round).— Leeston 6, Southbridge 6, Prebble-ton-Waihora 5. Lincoln 2, Peninsula 1 Fourth Grade.—Dunsandei 10, Leeston 6, Prebbleton 4, Southbridge Irwell 4, Lincoln 0. Fifth Grade.—Waihora 12, Irwell 10. Southbridge 8, Prebbleton 6. Leeston 6, Dunsandei 4, Lincoln 2. Burnham 0. Southern Sub-Unions’ Team The following team has been selected to represent Southern SubUnions in a match against Northern Sub-Unions at Leeston next Saturday:— G Patterson (E.); J. Stewart (P-). R. E. Allan (E.). N. G. Gow (E.); P Gregg (E.), A. L. Coleman (E.): J. Thompson (P.); G. Millar (E.), C. Heslop (E.), D. Heslop (EJ. « Craw'P.l. I. McCormick (E.). D. C. McMillan (E.), captain. I. Bolton (P ) W. M. Buckland (P.). Reserves, backs. 1 Pickering (E.). J. R °P^ ta . (P.): lorwards, P. Johnson < n.->, G. Byers (E.), A. Knox (E.).

| i_r. nyeis >• **• ■ Gaines In Other Centres Auckland.— Ponsonby 14, Eden 5; Northcote i 5, Navy 8; lakapuna 22. Manukau 8; Waitemata 11 Grammar . “ Otahuhu 12. Suburbs 3; J’ I’"®*’*’’ 1 ’"®*’*’’ 22. North Shore 11. Giaiwn “Snairl-Opunake 16. OkaUwa 5: %tbam e 'i a i. Strang Old Bovs 10' Inglewood 9. New Plymouth • O?d Boys 0; Star 16. Waimate 9; ' Stratford 17, Rahotu 3; Chiton 8. " At wa e nganui.—Marist 8. Wanganui 5; ’ Technical Old Boys 11. Kaieiau J. ’ Pirates 8. Waverley «. ■ Manawatu.— Feilding Old Boys 12. 1 Oroua 9; Kia Toa 24. Te. Kawau 0. Feilding 26. Marist 3; University 14. • Technical Old Boys 6. West Coast.—Cobden 14. United 3. - Star 11. Kiwi 8; Blaketown 3. St. - Mary’s 3; Excelsior 23, Reeiton 11. v South Canterbury.—Waimate 14. Temtika 6: Zingari 8. Old Boys 5; v Mackenzie 9. Star 8; Geraldine 2. ! Dunedin.—Dunedin 14. Kaikorai 8; i. University A 12, Southern 12; Pirates I. 5, Union 3; Alhambra 5. ZingariRichmond 3; University B 10.-Taieri 1. Invercargill.—lnvercargill 14, Bluff 3 9. Marist 9, Star 5; Pirates f. Collegiate 5.