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Sporting Fixtures 1 CANTERBURY RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION i DRAW FOR SATURDAY, MAY 17 (Continued* All games 10 a.m unless otherwise stated. 17th grade (under 12 open; L. Young*.—Section A: Alb i A v. Belf A. Redwood 2; MeriPap v. Linw A, Bromley 1; New Bri A v. Chch A. Q.E. n Pk 1; Shir A v. Burns A, Burnside 5. Section B: Alb B v. Belf B. Sheldon 1. 11 ia.m.: New Bri B v. Mar. Rawhiti: Subs v. Horn. Hoon Hay 2; Syd v. Burns B. Burn.&ide 6. Section C: Alb C v. •Shir B. N.P. 7. 11 a.m.; Linw x. Chch B. N.P. 8. 11 a.m.; Lytt v. Cath Gram,. N.P. 9. ‘lBth grade • under 11 open; K. Rooney*.—Section A: Alb A v. Bums A, Burnside 7; Shir A v. New Bri A. Burwood 1; Subs v. Meri-Pap, Bishopdale 1; Syd v. Linw, Sydenham 2: Belf v. Chch A, Elmwood. Section B Alb ■B v. Burns B. Burnside 9; Med v. Mar, Marist wins by /default; New Bri B v. Lytt, /Lyttelton 1; Shir B v. Horn, iDentor. 1; Sum v. Chch B. |St Leonards: Cath Gram a bye. J 19th grade, (under U and I under 32kg; J. V. Ditfort). — I Section A: Alb A v. Belf A, 'Middieton 2, I] a.m.; New Bri A v. Meri-Pap A, Q.E. 11 / Pk 2; Shir A v. Linw A, N.P. !| 10: Subs A v. Burns A, N.P. ’l2. Section B: Alb B v. New Bn B, N.P. 7; Linw B v. ’ Horn, N.P. 8; Meri-Pap A v. Burns B, N.P. 9, 11 a.m. Sec- [ tion C: Alb C v. Belf B, SheJ- . don 1; New Bri C v. Meri- ; Pap C, Bower Park; Shir B : v. Mar, Burwood 2: Subs B v. : Burns C, S.P. 21, 11 a.m. . 20th grade i under 10 open; ; E. G. Weastell).—Mar v. Lytt, > S.P. 16, 11 a.m.; Syd v. Horn, ' S.P. 17. 11 a.m.; Chch B v. ’ Chch A, S.P. 18; Subs v. ■ Bums A, S.P. 19; New Bri ■ V. Buras B, S.P. 23; Alb a • bye. } 21st grade (under 9 and I under 32kg: R. Lange).— } Section A: Alb A v. Belf A, } N.P. 10, 11 a.m.; Meri-Pap A 'I v. , Linw A, Cuthberts Gr; New Bri A v. Horn A, N.P. !I; Syd v. Burns A, Becken(ham. Section B: Belf B v. Chch, S.P. 19. 11 a.m.; Shir ' A v. Lytt, S.P. 21; Subs v. ' Linw B, S.P. 22; Sum v. Kaia- ■ poi A, S.P. 23, 11 a.m.; Burns 1 B v. Horn B. S.P. 22, 11 a.m. 1 Section C: Alb B v. Burns C, Middleton 2; Meri-Pap C V. ; Meri-Pap B, Nunweek 1; New '} Bri B v. Linw C, Linwood C ■ wins by default; Shir B v. Kaiapoi B, Clare Park. 22nd grade (under 9 and under 32kg; K. Rakena).— Section A: Bums A v. New ■ Bri A, N.P. 12, 11.20 a.m.; ’ Mar v. Chcl), N.P. 13, 11.20 ; a.m,; Alb v. Cath Gram, N.P. ' 14, 11.20 a.m. Section B: Horn A v. Belf A, N.P. 12, 10.40 ■ a.m.; New Bri B v. Burns C, • N.P. 13, 10.40 a.m.: Shir A v. ■ I Burns B, N.P. 14. 10.40; Subs 1 jv. Belf B, N.P. 15, 10.40 a.m. ■} Section C: Burns D v. New | I» ri C, N.P. 12; Shir B v. : Horn B, N.P. 13; Syd v. New ' i Bri E, N.P. 14; Meri-Pap v. New Bri D, N.P. 15; Lytt a I bye. NEXT WEEK'S DRAW , Linw v. Vars A, New Bri v. HSOB, Belf v. Line Col, Vars B v. Subs. Mar v. Meri[Pap, Alb v. Chch; Shir v. ( Buras, Syd v. Horn. . , MONDAY, MAY 1» ■ ' „ Friendly game.—Linwood v. Kangiora, Denton Oval, 7.30 j p.m. LANCASTER PARK, TUESDAY, MAY 20 Canterbury A v. Otago. 3 p.m. Curtain-raiser.—l9tb grade rep. trial, 2.15 p.m. Please watch “Star,” Friday, and “The Press.” Satur'i day. for changes to this draw. ( tai tapu golf club MEN'S MID-WEEK TOURNAMENT. Wednesday. May 21. Alternate start to 12.45 p.m Entry Fee $3 includes afternoon tea. ! Entries to:— Mr R. Small. Belmont Motels. 168 Bealey Avenue. Phone" 74-013. Closing Monday, May 19. 7436 1 } CHRISTCHURCH HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION HNC.) WINTER SPORTS DAY OLD boys are advised that the Winter Sports Day will be held at the School, Straven Road, on Saturday, May 17. School and Old Boys’ teams will be playing Rugby, Hockey, Soccer and Basketball on the Straven Road grounds. ■ FIXTURES RUGBY: I 1.00 p.m. Old Boys Junior A V. Linwood B. 2.45 p.m. Old Boys Seniors ; v. Albion. SOCCER 2.30 p.m. Broadlands League Qua!. Competition. Old Boys Senior v. Riccarton. 2.30 p.m. Division 1 C.F.A. Old Boys 2nd team v. Bumham. HOCKEY 3.00 p.m. Old Boys Senior B v. Selwyn Hillmorton. i A Baskbetball Tournament I will be taking place in the } Gymnasium and Old Boys teams w ill be competing. The ! School w'ill be open for inspection and the Headmaster extends a cordial welcome to all Old Boys. The Clubrooms will be -open from 4.30 p.m. G. L. Bradbury. Secretary. ' 7385

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