LEAGUE FOOTBALL

Grey River Argus, 4 May 1932, Page 6

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

WEST COAST EXECUTIVE. The usual weekly meeting of the West Coast Rugby League Management Committee was held last evening, whe n there were present: Messrs A. H. McKuin' (Chairman), L. Hunter, A. Fielding, W. Barlow, W. Ryan, J. Anisy, F. Hogg and the Secretary (Mr R. Harrington). Messrs J. Stoke s (organiser) J. McTaggart, C. Hall. W. O’Neill and W. O'Brien also attended, while an apology for absence was received from Mr A. Anisy.

A deput alt ion was received from tho State Miners’ Union, re. teams playing tribute miners. It was resolved that tlie Union should write to th e Clubs affected, as It he matter is outside the jurisdiction of the Centre.

The Pirate Club applied for the right to run the tea and p'ie stall at Wingham Park this season. —The application was granlted. The same Club also applied for ’ the reclassification from senior to junior of J. 11. Leitch. The Secretary advised that this had been put through by the Emergency Committee. The action of the Emergency Committee was approved. A letter was received from the Wai-

uta Club, explaining the position in regard to the referees appointed. The same Club applied for it he reinstatement to the code of three players. After some discussion, one was reinstated, and the other two applications were sent on to (rhe New Zealand Council with a favourable recommendation. The Secretary was instructed to write to the Runainga Club, pointing out that they have failed to comply with th? requests of the Rapahoe Club re. the transfers of Bourke, Brown and O’Neil.

The following nominations for selectors were received from Clubs: Marist: Seniors, C. Hall. W. Ryan, L. Hunter; Rapahoe, Seniors: E. Smith, J. McTaggart, li. Hunter; Junior: G. Hunds. R. McGill, Ivan Scott; Runanga: Seniors: L. Hunter, C. Hall, W. Ryan; Juniors: J. Currie, C. Purnell, J. Anderson. Blackball: Seniors: W. Ryan, T. Anisy. L. Hunter,

On the application of the Runanga Club. G. Pope was reclassified from | junior to third grade. Accounts amounting to £7 Ils Od. | were passed for payment. FIXTURES. The fixtures for Sunday, May Bth. are as follows:— SENIOR. Blackball v. Runanga, at Dunolllc,' at 2.45 p.m. (T. Purnell) Waiuta v. Brunner, at Brunner, at 2.45 p.m. (A. Fielding). Marist, a byo JUNIOR. Runanga v. Waiuta, at Blackball, at 2.45 p.m. (G. Harris). Marist v. Ngahere, at Ngahero, at i 2.45 p.m. (D. Faris) Rapahoo v. Pirates, at Wingham 1 Park, at 2.45 p.m. (R. Culling). THIRD GRADE. Mar’st v Brunner, at Brunucr, at 1.15 p'.m. (D. Collins). Pirates v. Runanga, at Wingham Park, nt Ll 5 p.m. (J. Griffen;. FOURTH GRADE. Runanga v. Pirates, at Runanga, at 1.15 p.m. (referee to be arranged). i Marist. a bye. i SIXTH GRADE, SATURDAY MAY 7. Runanga v. Blackball, at Blackball (time to bo arranged) (H. Neilson). Marist v. Brunner, at Brunner, at 1.30 p.m. (A. Malloy). WEDNESDAY COMPETITION. Arrangements arc well in hand for the inauguration of a Wednesday after, noon League competition, the Centre providing a trophy for the competition, and the first game to be played on Wednesday week.