RUGBY FOOTBALL

Grey River Argus, 11 May 1935, Page 6

RUGBY FOOTBALL

TO-DAY’S MATCHES,

The principal attraction at Rugby I’ark today will be the contest between Blaketown, the competition leaders, and Cobden seniors. Both sides arc capable of turning on bright, open football, and an exciting game is anticipated. United ami Star seniors will meet on the No. 2 ground and Stars will have the assistance of W. Mann, on the wing, who has represented Canterbury in that position. There will be curtain-raisers on both grounds.

United seniors v. Stars: Collins, Caldwell. Gilbert. Weir, Costello, Hooper, McNabb, Rose, Uniacke, llopkinson, Near, Flaherty, Robinson, Mason, Heveldt. Robinson. Malcolmson. United juniors v. Stars: Swinburne, Ferguson (2), Harvey, Adams, Sotheran, Whibley, Tindale, Rathbun, Roberts, Smith. Robinson, Win, Glen, Long, Nesbitt, Patterson.

Tkamatua seniors v. Black’s Point to-morrow: A. O’Malley, C. Cowan, L. Broadhurst, T. Latta, H. Quinn, H. Warring, W. O’Malley, G. Clark J. Foster, G. Tibbles, ,T. Sinclair. Sherlock. L. Sinclair, E. Langdon, W. McVicar, T. West, E. Robertson. Ikamatua juniors a hve WELLINGTON. Mav 10.

Mr S. S. Dean. Chairman of the Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugbv Union, and Mr J. Prendeville, Chairman of the Man 'a gement Committee of the Wellington Union will be the delegate-? to represent New Zealand at the Rugby coniference to be held at London thik year. This decision was come to by the Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union at a special meeting this evening.