RUGBY FOOTBALL
■ ♦ : TO-MORROW'S ATTRAC- : TIONS i The changes which took place last week in 'J the positions of the teams in the senior ] A jrade Rugby football competition have j tended to make the championship outlook . even more open, as also have the calls J upon local players to join the New Zea- . land team. There will be keen interest, '. therefore, in the matches "to be played ( to-morrow afternoon. Petone will be meet- ' ing Oriental at Athletic Park, and in this \ match the suburban team should give a j good account of itself in the effort to lose ] no further ground in the bidding for cham- 1 pioriship honours. Oriental, too, will be ' striving hard to make amends for their defeat last Saturday. Prior to this i match the Upper Hutt and St. Patrick's \ College Old Boys' first fifteen (competing j in the senior B grade) will be seen in i action. The championship leaders, Po- I neke, will be opposed by Wellington College Old Boys at Newtown Park, and this 1 match should be more interesting than \ the respective positions of the teams in- i dicate. - 2
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1932, Page 2
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188RUGBY FOOTBALL Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 142, 17 June 1932, Page 2
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