IN SQUALLY WEATHER
UNIVERSITY STILL ON TOP
WELLINGTON-UNITED SOUNDLY " DEFEATED. *'
i Bleak conditions prevailed at Karori | Park on Saturday afternoon and it w*s doubtful right up till three o'clock whether a start would be. made or not. However, it was decided to carry on with the games as usual and players took the field in the face of a cold squall, the rain beating pitilessly across the field. . The games produced one surprise—the eaay defeat of the Welling-ton-United team by Petone7 which up to last - Saturday had " not secured a championship point. Wakatu, University and Hutt added further to their success at the expense of Wesley, Karori and Huia.' Results at a glance are : — . ■ ..,,■" University 4, Karori 1. 1" v Wakatu 4, Wesley. 2. V■ ■■ Petono 6, Wellington-United 1. Hutb 2, Huia 1.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 124, 29 May 1922, Page 4
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133IN SQUALLY WEATHER Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 124, 29 May 1922, Page 4
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