RUGBY FOOTBALL.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 July 1921, Page 5

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

SATURDAY'S MATCHES. Fixtures were continued on Saturday /- and results are interesting, although the order of the leading teams is not

i altered. Opunake scored a win 'ov« | Waimate, while Okaiawa beat Strat- ' lord .by a larger margin than CoUKi [ liave Lieen expected. Seniors results are as 'follows: A GRADE. Clifton 6 v. Kaponga 3. | Okaiawa 15 v. Stratiord 5. Hawera 12 v. Patea 3. Opunake 10 v. Waniate 6B 61UI>£. Eltham 9 v. Okato 9. SENIORS. OPUNAKE (10) v. WAIMATE (6). Waimate travelled te Opunake and after a good, well contested match tne local team proved victorious by a margin of four points. This is t£e tmra successive win *or Opuriaie, who are showing good form now and may be expected to extend any of tfie teams in the second round.