Soccer Caversham, Rangers hold leading places

Press, 16 July 1979, Page 18

Soccer Caversham, Rangers hold leading places

Caversham and Rangers kept up strong challenges for the Midlands Coachlines Soccer League title with good wins on Saturday. Caversham kept two points ahead of Rangers with a 4-0 win over Technical of Dunedin. Jack

Juniors Eighth grade.—Section one: Halswell 1, Shamrock 1; Western 0, Rangiora 0; Kaiapoi 1, Burwood 0; United 1, Papanui 0. Section two: Nomads 1, Burndale 0; Brighton 2, Hornby 0; Rangers 4, St Albans-Shirley 0; North Beach 0, Cashmere 0. Section three: Bays 2, Technical 1; Rangers 2, Wooiston 0; Cashmere 4, Riccarton 0; Shamrock 2, Nomads 1. Section four: Cashmere 4, North Beach 0; Kaiapoi 1, Halswell 1; Papanui 2, United 1; Hornby 1, Rangiora 0. Section five: Cashmere 1, Halswell 0; Rangiora 0, Cashmere 0; Rangers D 1, Rangers C 1. Ninth grade.—Section one: Rangers 1, Burndale 1; Halswell 2, North Beach 1; Western 3, Cashmere 0; Brighton 1, Burwood 0. Section two: United 0, Rangiora 0; Hornby 1, St Albans-Shir-ley 0; Nomads 2, Shamrock 0; Bays 1, Kaiapoi 0. Section three: Cashmere 2, Technical 0; Wooiston 2, Rangers 0; Riccarton 4, Nomads 0; Western 1, Papanui 1. Section four: Cashmere 3, Burndale 1; Cashmere 3, Halswell I; Shamrock 7, Hornby 0. Section five: Brighton 0, Kaiapoi 0; Rangers 2, Western 1. 10th grade.—Section one: Rangiora 0, Shamrock 0; United 0, Rangers 0; Kaiapoi 1, Nomads 0; Cashmere 2, Burndale 0. Section two: Shamrock 2, Western 1; Hornby 3, Halswell 1; Western 1, Wooiston 0. Section three: North Beach 3, Brighton 0; Papanui 1, Rangers 1; Cashmere 0, Technical 0; Burwood 0, Nomads 0. Section four: Cashmere 3, United 0; Burndale 2, Kaiapoi 0; Halswell 2, Rangiora 0; Burnham 2, Shamrock 0. Section five: Western 1, Hornby 0; North Beach 3, Bays 0; Papanui 1, Brighton 1. Section six: Cashmere 0, Shamrock 0; Hornby 3, United 1; Rangers 3, Nomads 0. 11th grade.—Section one: Burndale 2, Shamrock 0; Nomads 0, Rangers 0; Brighton 2, Burwood 1; Hornby 4, Western 1. Section two: United 6, Riccarton (I; Cashmere 1, Halswell 0; Burndaie 3, Nomads 1. Section three: Kaiapoi 0, Western 0; Shamrock 3, Technical 1; Casbmere 3, United 1; Burndale 2, Rangers 2. Section four: Wooiston 3, Rangers 0; Bays 4, Casnmere 0; Horney a, Bumdale 0; Papanui 2, Nomads 1. Section five: Brighton 0, Western 0; St Albans-Shirley 5, North Beach 1; Shamrock 4, Halswell 0; Bays 3, Rangers 2. Section six: Shamrock 4. Riccarton 0; Kaiapoi 1, Cathedral Grammar "12th grade.—Section one: Shamrock 2. United 1; Cashmere 2, Halswell 0; Rangers 5, Western 0; Technical 2, Nomads 0. Section two; Wooiston 0, Brighton 0; Shamrock 9, United 0; Rangers 2. Burwood 2; Burndale 2, Rangiora 0. Section three: Hornby 4, Burndale 0; Nomads 1, Western 0; Cashmere 5, Halswell 0. Section four: Burwood 4, Brighton 0; Cashmere 3, Technical 1; Riccarton 4, Nomads 1; Bays 3, Kaiapoi 1. Section five: Shamrock 3. Rangiora 1; Burndaie 5, St Al-bans-Shirley 0; Burndaie 4, Rangers 1-. Section six: Shamrock 2, Rangers 2. 13th grade.—Section one: Rang- ■ ers 6, Burwood 1; Shamrock 1, Nomads 0; United 2, Bumdale 0, Brighton beat Hornby by default. Section two: Rangers 3, Western 1; Halswell 2, Cashmere 1; Bumdale 5. Rangiora 1. Section three: Bays 5, Western 2; St AlbansShirlev 2, Nomads 0; North Beach 7, Shamrock 1; United 0, Hornby 0. Section four: United 4, Med burv 0; St Andrews 6, Cashmere 3; Papanui 4, Kaiapoi 0; Rangers 1, Burndale 0. Section five: Xavier 6, Cashmere 1. 14th grade.—Section one: Rangers 2, Hornby 1; Burndale 6, Shamrock 0; Nomads 1, United 0; Brighton 1, Xavier 0. Section two: Burndale 1, Burwood 1; Shamrock 4, Technical 0; Cashmere 4, Cashmere 0. Section three: Hornby beat Xavier by default; Papanui 4, Rangers 3; Western 6, Brighton 4; St AlbansShirley 4, Rangers 1; Bays 7, St Andrew’s 1.

15th grade.—Section one: Rangers 2, Rangiora 0; Halswell 2, United 2; Burndaie 4, Brighton 0. Section two: Rangers 2. Riccarton 0; Nomads 2, Xavier 1. Section three: Burndale 4, Rangiora 3; Brighton 4, Cashmere 2; United 2, Kaiapoi 2. 16th grade.—Section one: Rangers 1, Kaiapoi 1; Nomads 4, Shamrock 1; Technical 3, United 3: Rangiora 3, Western 1. Section two: Hornby 1, Woolston 0: Papanui 3, Rangers 0; St AlbansShirley 5, Burwood 3.

Schoulten scored three times and Barry White once. Schoulten’: hat-trick kept him among the leading goal-scorers in the league this season. Rangers beat Papanui W.M.C., 4-1, at Burnside Park with twe of Rangers’ goals coming off Papanui defenders. Both resulted from shots at goal by the Rangers striker, Neil Francis, and both took deflections into the goal.

The Rangers captain. John Souter, also acting as coach in the absence of lan Marshall, who is in hospital, scored the third goal from the penalty spot and Murray Smith added the fourth near the end. A defensive error allowed Mark Lynn to score Papanui’s only goal late in the second half. Both Caversham and Rangers have played more games than Wooiston W.M.C., which did not pray on .Saturday, and are five and three points clear of Wooiston respectively. Results Canterbury Football Association matches played on Saturday resulted.— Division one: Cashmere-Wand-erers 5, Technical 2; United 1, Riccarton 0; Rangers 3, New Brighton 0; Western 4, Shamrock 1; Wooiston 2, Hornby 1. Division two: Nomads 1, Shamrock 0; Teachers College 0, Halswell 0; Rangers 3, Western A 1; Western B beat Papanui by default; Lincoln College 4, Wooiston 0. Division three: Teachers College 4, Cashmere 0; Western 4, Kaiapoi Town 0; Rangers 6, Technical 1; Halswell 0, University 0. Division four: Halswell I, Western 0; University B 2. High School Old Boys’ A 0: Wooiston 4, Old Boys’ B I; Rangers A 2, Rangers B 0; University A 3, Riccarton 1. Division five: Lincoln College 3, Nomads 2; Shamrock 0, Rangers A 0: Rangers C 4, Burndale 1; 5,7, Technical 1; University 6, Rangers B 0. Division six: Halswell 3, Shamrock I; Cashmere A 1, Hornby 1; Western 2, Riccarton 1; Burnham 8, S.A.S. 0; University 4, Cashmere B 2. Youth division: United 2, Cashmere 0; New Brighton beat Western by default; Burndale 0, Rangers B 0; Riccarton 4, Papanui 3.

In the only other match played an Saturday, Green Island had ,ts fourth win of the competition when it beat Shamrock, 3-1, in Dunedin. Kevin Amey scored, twice and Steve Haggerty once ior Green Island with Derrick Neal scoring Shamrock’s goal. MIDLANDS LEAGUE

Schools Secondary schools’ soccer games resulted:— Premier division.—Cashmere 2, C.B.H.S. 2; Shirley 7, St Andrew s 1;« Burnside 2. HiHmorton 0; Xavier 5, Middleton Grange 1; Linwood 3, St Bede’s 1. Division I.—Linwood II 5, Cashmere II 2: C.B.H’.S. II 4, Riccarton I 0; St Thomas. I 6, Shirlev II 4; Hornby I 3. St Bede’s II 0; Christ’s College I 3, Burnside II 2. Division IL—St Andrew’s II 2, St Bede's IV 0; St Andrew’s TH 1, Xavier II 0; Shirley 11l 3, St Thomas II 1. MID-WEEK Premier division.—Linwood 7, Xavier 2; Casfymere 6, St Andrews 2; HiHmorton 5. Middleton Grange 2; St Bede's 3, Burnside 0; Shirley 3, C.B.H.S. 0. Division one.—C.B.H.S. IT 3, St Bede’s H 1; Hornby I 3, Linwodd II 0; Riccarton I 2, Shirley IT 2; St Thomas I 2, Christ’s College

P w D 1. F A Pts Caversham 15 12 1 2 42 9 25 Rangers 14 10 3 1 37 16 23 Woolstpn .12 10 0 2 31 11 20 G. Island 14 4 6 4 22 16 14 Western 14 5 3 6 18 15 13 Papanui 15 4 4 7 20 37 12 Shamrock 15 5 1 9 24 35 11 Technical 14 3 4 7 19 38 10 Cashmere 14 3 1 10 16 33 7 N.E.U. 13 1 3 9 10 33 5 Matches played in the qualitying competition resulted. Northern Hearts 2. Burndale 1; Christchurch United 3, High High School Old Boys 0 University 4. Nomads 4; Halswell 5. Rangiora 0: New Brighton 3. Timaru City 1. QUALIFYING LEAGUE P W D L F A Pts Brighton 14 13 0 1 44 16 26 Halswell 14 12 0 2 44 17 24 Hearts 14 10 1 3 30 23 21 Nomads 15 7 3 5 38 27 17 Chch Utd 15 6 3 6 29 19 15 Timaru 15 6 1 8 33 29 13 University 15 3 8 29 41 9 Rangiora 15 3 1 11 15 38 7 Burndale .15 3 0 12 21 44 « H.S.O.B. 15 2 2 11 16 47 6