IN OTHER CENTRES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 26, 31 July 1933, Page 13

IN OTHER CENTRES

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) TE AROHA, July 29. ' Waikato.defeated Thames Valley by M points to 3. ' . . AUCKLAND, July 29. Tonsonby 13, Technical 3; Marist 11. University ■■ 6; Graf ton. 17, Mnnnkau ' 17; Grammar 16, Gtahuliu 12; Training College 19, College Rifles 18. CHRISTCHORCH, July ■ 29. Only two matches wereV played—a trial match in which the Probables beat the Possibles, 23 to S, and Linwood 21, Albion 0. DUNEDIN, July 29. The sub-unions' match resulted: Southlaud 12, Otago 9. The senior competition was concluded, with University A at the top, four points ahead of Southern. Saturday's results: University A 18, Pirates 5; Taieri 9, Southern 3; Alhambra C, Union 6; Kaikorai 15, University B 11; Zingari 3, Dunedin 3. ""■' PAL'MERSTON N.,.July 29. Feildiug Old Boys Jf, Kia Toa 5; United won by default from Massey College (in vacation). FEILDING, July 29. Palmerston North Old Boys 14, Feilding 13. ■ ■ . MASTBRTON, July 29. Featherston 12, Dalefield 8; Gladstone 6, Carterton 4; Masterton 11, Grey town 5; Maryborough 13, Old Boys 10. NEW PLYMOUTH, July 29. Old Boys 34, Clifton 16; Star 5, Stratford i; Celtic 3, Inglewood 0; Kaponga 11, Okaiawa 5; Patea 30, Opunake 10; Waimate 12, Eltham 10; Empire Old Boys 16, Hawera 10. "■ HASTINGS, July 29. Hastings Id, Tamatea Maori 10; Hastings High School Old Boys 11, Napier Technical College Old Boys 10. NAPIER,: July 29. Marist Bros.' Old Boys 20, Celtic 13; High School Old Boys 19, Pirates 11. '' TIMARU, July 29. Waihi 16, Celtic 0; Temuka 8, Old Boys 3; Geraldine 12, Zingari 0. INVERCARGILL, July 29. Pirates 16, Invercargill 11; Old Boys 11, Star 3. Piratea won the championship.