RUGBY FOOTBALL.
KING S COLLEGE BEATS CHRIST’S COLLEGE. Christchurch, July 21. At the iuter-Collcgiate football match. King’s College (Auckland) beat Christ’s College by 17 to 9, It was an interesting Same though not as spectacular as aeeonary school matches usually are. Christ’s College has informed the Canterbury Rugby Union that its team is unable to take part in the Dominion Secondary Schools Tournament for the cup* won by the New Zealand Mounted Infantry in Egypt owing to the interference with school work the match would entail. NEW ZEALANDERS IN SYDNEY. S’ydney, July* 21. The New Zealand footballers arrived, fit and keen for the first match on Saturday. The team Selected is:—O’Brien, Steele, Algar. Storey. Roberts, Tilyard. Brown, Jacobs. Carroll. Duncan, Moffit. West. Baird. Bellis. Donald. They play New South Wales on July 24 and 31. and August and Northern Rivers and Taree on July HASTINGS SUB-UNION. A meeting of the Hastings Sub-union was held last evening. Father Mahoney iu the chair. There were also present, Messrs. Kember. J. A. Fraser. O'Neill, Gooseman and Brown. Gisborne Sub-union wrote re arrangements for playing Lane Shield match. — Decided to play at Gisborne on August 28th.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 186, 22 July 1920, Page 2
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