IN OTHER CENTRES.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 30 July 1928, Page 10

IN OTHER CENTRES.

P.AIIJATU A. Pahiatua 1.4 A'. Alfredlon .0. Hukanui 19 v. Mangatainoka 3. INVER,CARGILL. Invercargill 20 v. Pirates 18. Star 23 v. Southern 3. NAPIER. T.G.0.8. 10 v. Hastings 3. CHRISTCHURCH. Gliri-stchu-rch 15 v. ’Varsity 8. Merivale 11 v. Limvood' 11. Old Boys 19 a-. Technical 10. DUNEDIN. ’Varsity A 3 v. Ivaikorai 0. ’Varsity Avin.s the championship Avith an unbeaten record. ’Varsity B 8 v. Southern 0. Alhambra 12 v. Zingari- 6. Union 9 v. Dunedin 0. Pirates S v. Taieri 5. WANGANUI. Technical Old: Boys 9 v. County 4. Maris t 7 v. Rat ana 3. Pirates 13 a-. Old Boys 3. WELLINGTON. Senior A. University 16 v. Old Boys 13. Poneke 19 v. Bcrhampore 6. Pc tone 15 v. Oriental 10. . Marist 9 v. Eastbourne 7. Athletic 14 v. Wellington 0. Senior B. : Hutt 6 v. Johiisonville 5. Training College defaulted to Porirua. Oriental 7 v. Sehvyn 3. AUCKLAND. i lie eha-mpi o-nsli-iip final rosuit oil. in ai lie, _’Varsity A r . Ponsonhy (cliainupioiiS!, 1927), 14 all. Other rcKultK- avxjt’c;— _ Kimg C oil ego 19 v. Graimn'ax School 11. Grafton 15 a-. College Rifles 6. Oifcy (j v. Marist 5. • Training College 22 v. North Shore 6. TRIAL GAMES. PALMERSTON N., July 28. Trial games resulted : HoroAvhenua A 9 v. Manawatu A 3. ManaAvatu B 25 A r . Horow-henna B 6. CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY v. EAST COAST.

WAIPUTvURAU. JuV 28, „ Central Hawke’s Bay 19 defeated Fast Coast 6 ill the annual Rugby match played to-d'ay in the presence’ of a large --athering. ; CANTERBURY TEAM TO PLAY AUCKLAND. CHRISTCHURCH, July 28. The Canterbury team to play Auckland is as follows:—Backs: Harris, Doreen, Oliver, Chesley,. Grant. Hay, Page. Forwards: Clark, Cotterill, LaAvson, Jackson, Manchester, Robinson (2), and Fookes. WAIRARAPA^DEFEATS SOUTH CANTERBURY. TIMARU, July 28. In a. representative match, Wairarapa (14) beat South Canterbury (11). SEDDON SHIELD. RETAINED' BY NELSON. After a fast game, in AA’liich Coast had the best of the-first spell. Nelson retained "the- Sod-don Shield by 22 to 13. Tins half-time score was. 12 to 9 in fiiA’our of West Coast. Tries Avere scored for the Avinner-s by Snodgrass, Fowler, Reid, Mat Garven, and- Snodgrass converted a penalty and R-eid converted two tries. Fbr Coast HoAilston scored an unconverted try and King tAvo penalties and a pot;