SCHOOLS RUGBY
o A large number of delegates attended the Rrmbv Football Committee's annual meeting, which was held yesterday afternoon. Mention was made of the very successful season last year, and as five additional schools —Kaikorai, Moray Place, Normal, Green Island,, and St. Clair—have promised to enter teams this season, the number of schools taking part—l 4in all—will be a record. The following office-bearers were elected: —Chairman, Mr A. Bringans (Albany Street) j secretary, Mr Y. H. Biemner (Normal); committee—Messrs A. Woods (Musselburgh), F. Gair (Arthur Street), 'T. Eggleton (Forburv), A. W. All oo (Macandrew Road), J. M'Phee (George Street). '.['his year both A and B competitions will be held, and the opening matches were fixed for April -24.
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Evening Star, Issue 17311, 26 March 1920, Page 6
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