LEAGUE FOOTBALL

Grey River Argus, 30 April 1932, Page 6

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW’S MATCHES. The League matches set down for decision to-morrow should attract considerable interest. Brunner seniors are out to upset Marist, who have not so far been beaten, and Runanga travel to Ikamatua, where they will try conclusions with the Waiuta seniors, who arc an improving team. In the junior grade Waiuta meet Pirates at Wingham Park at 2.45 p.m.. Ngahere meet Runanga at Dunollie. and Marist journey to Rapahoe. Judging by the close games last week, the junior competition is going to prove a very interesting one. As curtain raisers to the senior and junior games at Wingham Park, Pirate thirds meet Marist, and Pirate fourths play a friendly game with Marist. Waiuta thirds play Brunner at Ikamatua.

Runanga seniors to play Waiuta, at Ikamatua, on Sunday.—Harrison, Gore, Hart. Mossop', Sharpe, Maddison, Masters, Griffiths, Curry, Wootton, Ta'len'tyre, Glynn and Newton. Runanga juniors v. Ngahere, at Dun. ollie, at 2.45 p.m. on Sunday.—Swallow, O’Connell, Brown, Johnston, Morris, Pattinson, Manderson. G. Pope, Kennedy, McTaggart, Stagg, Wright, and Glynn. N.Z. COUNCIL. AUCKLAND, April 29. At last night’s annual meeting of the New Zealand Rubgy League Council, the officers elected included:— Patron, James Carlaw’; President, Cyril Sneddon; Vice-Presidents, Ball (Wellington), A. H. McKane (West Coast), Winter Cole (Canterbury), Gpo. Gillett (South Auckland); Selec tors: North Island, W. A. McClymont (Auckland), South Island, J. Saunders (Christchurch); Council’s selector, A. Ferguson. The reinstatement of Lynsky and C. Brumble (Canterbury) were approved. The application of Trevor Hall (St. Helen’s Lanes) to play for his old club, Newton, was approved.