SIXTH GRADE.
, Tile loss of three games through having a player who was not eligible has affected Athletics position in the sixthgrade championship, for which Petone, Athletic A, and Hutt are now on even terms. Actually Wellington College A have the best a-ecord, having won the nine games which they had .played, but "they, too, had to forfeit a win on account of having a player who was not eligible. Petone have played ten games, Athletic A and Hutt,' twelve, Wellington College A nine, and St. Patrick's College eight.
The table is as follows:— ... Points Oil. v W. D. L. for. ag. Pts Petone 9 0 1 221 33 18 Athletic A 9 0 3 127 17 18 Hutt 9 0 3 123 62 18 W'gton!-College'A 8 0 1 451 3 16 St. Patrick's Col. 7 0 1 169 21 It Soots College 5 0 3 101 7S io Poneke ....; 5 0 0 101 105 10 W'gton: CoHege B 4 13 56 50' 9 W'gtou College C 1-0 4 ,79 98- 8 Selwyn 4 0 8 75 157 8 Y.M.C.A. 3 16 91 89 7 Technical 3 14 102 86 7 Khandallah 3 16 26 200 7 Kastl\iurn9 12 8 9'/ 224 4 Institute 1 0 10 36 217 2 Athletic B\;.. 0 0 9 3 421 0
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 25, 29 July 1922, Page 14
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218SIXTH GRADE. Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 25, 29 July 1922, Page 14
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