PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 22 June 1923, Page 8

PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES. t),J^ y tkt en j^est is being taken in the matches being played as preliminaries *o the .North and South match, a fixture that has been instituted during the last few years and has been a popular match, provoking keen competition and doing a lot of good for school football and eventually will be a great asset to football generally. The scheme "J South Tara,naki has been to divide the schools into groups, play matches amongst the groups, and then from these teams select a Southern team. The following team has been selected to represent Manaia-Kaponga. against Pi-hama-Opunake to-morrow (Saturday), at Manaia, play to commence at II a.m.: The foHowing team has been selected to represent the Manaia-Kaponga group against the Pihama-Opunake group at Manaia on Saturday next, the nai btate School); three-quarters, Brisooe (Kaponga), Nuku (Auroa.), Noonan (Kaponga); five-eighths, Shaw (Kapum), Sutton (Manaia Convent): half James Manaia State School)/'^; Greenhill (Manaia State); forwards tZ^n nd£ki Murfitl <Manaia State W' ,%2 lT? n s <Man^a Convent), X (!^ akehc>)' Mouat (Auroa; Convent) Emergencies: Backs, Paterson (Kapum), Joyce (Manaia Oonll^i]'' f^ wardf. Shaw (Kapuni), MugasiK.(^io^ B players '- •»« The following teaan has been chosen I? the local school group at lanaia on Saturday next:—Full baefe J. Oheevers (Hawera Convent); thl^eequarters, Cameron (Convent), Crawford (Okaiawa), E. Morrissey five-eighths, T. Goodger (Tawhiti), J ?(^ erOlls(<^ nVent ' half > J- McCarthy (Convent) ; forwards, Green and Johnny (Okaiawa), Murtagh (TaSaSvf?^Bo^ (Ta^ti) t iJfder and Wolaix (Convent) ; rover, Robinson (Tat^\ Eme K rge"TS: Three forwards from Normanby to be picked Backs W. Haweturi Convent), T 'McOarten (Convent), O. Clarke (6kaiawa).

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