RUGBY FOOTBALL

Grey River Argus, 29 July 1925, Page 8

RUGBY FOOTBALL

The Executive meeting last night w:w. attended by Messrs A. Adams (chai: >, J. Kyle, T. Mclntosh, J. Jarden, E. Dewar, W. Hannam, T. Ryan, J. Guy. G. E. Perkins, and N. W. Junes (scire t ary) . A letter was received from the Ne v Zealand Rugby Union, appointing Mr J. Tiplady (Westport) as referee for the match combined West Coast-Bulle.’ versus New South Wales at Greymou'ii on August 2(1. It was decided to purchase one dozen Canterbury Rugby l’nion Rule books A letter was received from the Ashburton County Sub-union stating tiny were unable to accept the invitation !'<>.• a visit to the Coast this season, but would consider the matter early next season. It was resolved to accept tie New’ Zealand Union’s terms for the N.S.W. tour, as laid down by that body. An explanation was received from a United player as to why he did not It Was resolved to guarantee the South Canterbury Rugby Union £4O for a match to take place at Hokitika, the final arrangements to be left for t:e President, and Secretary to make with the Westland Sub-union. It was jrointed out by the Bl.iketow’ii Club that the junior compel il'on should have only comprised two rur.nds It was found on investigation, however, that on Mav 5, a decision was made to extend the competition to three i uro . which the meeting accordingly confirm cd. Fixtures for Saturday were made .is follow—Senior, United v Excelsiors, r Hokitika. Juniors, United v Blakelown A. Ground, Park 3 p.m. (Mr T. O'Donnell, referee). )Fourth grade: Stars v United, 3 p.m. at Park, u. Groii.nl (Mr T. Mclntosh referee). .Fifth grade, Cobden v. TcehYiical, at Balk. A. Ground, 1.30 p.m. (Mr W. Williams, referee). Stars v. United, . t Park, B. Ground, 1.30 p.m. (Mr J. Steel, referee). It was reported that while at Invercargill, Mr A. Adams had learned that Nepia and Mills will accompany the I'-v team c»n their visit n> the Coast, al'or the match at Ureyuiu ita

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in September 26. pl.iv in the Te Kinga-Grey rep. match on July 11. and was accepted. A communication was received from the Moklhinui Club cancelling their pro posed Coast tour, and it was decide 1 to proceed next Saturday with tli« centre fixtures. I It was resolved that the distribution of the Nev.- Zealand Rugby Union s-hools football grant be left in tha hands of the secretary of the schools Football Committee, Mr O. Williams. I Star senior team were granted permission t > play a match at Reeftca against Inangahun this week-end. B. Furness (Stars) was re classified from fourth to fifth grade. It was resolved to accord Mr J. Green glade a hearty vote of thanks for tae j donation <f a trophy (silver e.up) to bi A eted ft rby the fourth grade teams A as a Knock out ( ha Henge Cud.