MATCHES ON SATURDAY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 19 May 1924, Page 5

MATCHES ON SATURDAY.

UNDER ADVERSE CONDITIONS

Altli.:!^;, t j M . ;veather was strongly aclverv. kwn interest wag taken in the series ot tixuiros on Saturday. The results woiv ,?; ,>o\eral cases, unexpected. In mo.t <- :l^; as will be seen? the scores were very even. Some alterations took pW-o in the order of teams lor the round as the result of the day's Results were as follow: Hawera 6 v. Clifton 3. luKapa 14 v. Opunake 3 Kaponga (J v. AVaimate 6 Patea 15 y. Old Boys 8 * btar 6 v ljTgltwood 4. Stratford 8 v. Okaiawa 6. HA WEB A ((;,) v. CLIFTON (3) comitions the reverse of icvitine A heavy southerly blew across thJ ST*feSi le hr Vy raln fe?i -ter! v dib. under x ;<■> eirenTnQtn«<%i CT j.t. spectator were providedwth? W as they weS "^ ?f* Sw the corner r>f +I,^ tt • liVCU- -"^"P int<J but relief came I^' Jy a good forward rush. whS ]£ ea ?f witS.tho -o4 S,. atJt, half-tlme ther C!ifto ? rusT, was not clea-ed S the drop out Hawera forwards canS ing-tp clear pTay went over the lino P^waUr 11 r K Cl^-forw^d play was the rule for a time, and all *"em.Pts to open up the game were to score a good try. Sinclair aojfn failed to convert. Hawera 6, CSiftoS dangerous on more than one occasion Both were makin strenuou f _ Wet? ty°Ore ',bTII the final whistle tut x ro f"rt^er score. Mr J. Kiley was referee.