Senior scores
NEW BRIGHTON 28 (B. Lloyd, B. Gibson, M. Barnett, G. Ellis, T. Keats, W. Burleigh, tries, A. Direen two conversions) beat SHIRLEY 6 (R. Lodge two penalty goals). Referee, Mr G. J. Braithwaite. MARIST 37 (M. Donovan, P. McGrath (2), A. Sullivan and M. Bradley, tries; B. Stewart four conversions and three penalty goals) beat HORNBY 3 (D. Keast a penalty goal). Mr G. Morrison. MERIVALE-PAPANUI 4 (N. Chase a try) beat ALBION 0. Referee, Mr R. B. Pldgeon. BURNSIDE 29 (P. McKay (2),
R, Raines, F. Bennett tries; N. Fox three penalty goals and two conversions) beat SYDENHAM 10 (D. Blair a try; I. Williamson a dropped goal, M. Pepper a penalty goal). Referee, Mr A. F. Gurnsey. LINCOLN COLLEGE 14 (M. Dickinson two tries; I. Blake two dropped goals) beat SUBURBS 7 (W. Argus a try; G. Stocker a penalty goal). Mr B. E. Powell. BELFAST 14 (D. Thompson, D. Percasky tries; D. Stead a dropped goal, P. Sheehan a penalty goal) beat UNIVERSITY B 6 (C. Shearer a try; S. Fitchett a conversion). Mr A. H. Erdman.
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