RUGBY FOOTBALL

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 204, 29 July 1932, Page 12

RUGBY FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME. Tho senior competition, which i 3 gain ing in interest as tho close of tho interclub activities approaches, finds Old Boys and Massey College supplying tho principal attraction at tho Showgrounds tomorrow. Old Boys at present occupy tho head of the championship table, but, as victors over Ida Toa at their last meeting, Massey Collogo are a combination always likely to upset matters. At the samo tinio tho two local teams, Ivia Toa and United, will bo engaged on tho No. 4 area at tho rear of tho stand and if tho gamo is at all open, United should keep the double blues very busy. Foilding enthusiasts will bo at Johnston Park whero Fcilding Old Boys and Feildirig will meet for tho third occasion, Tho previous meetings, have produced stirring football and it is difficult to forecast the result. As curtain-raiser at tho Showgrounds, two of tho threo leading junior teams, Bunnythorpo and St. Patrick’s, will supply tho early match and a victory to Bunnythorpo will placo them very favourably for tho season’s honours ill that grade, ihero will also bo a midget game botwcccn Convent and Convent B to complete a very attraotivo programme. THE TEAMS.

Tho teams announced to tako tho field to-morrow aro:— . ~ T , , Old Boys seniors—Maclood, Bradley, Puklowski, Kells, Wohipeihana, Olliver, Irvine, Bennett, Jordan, Youlo, IrascrSmith, Bos, Yortt, Blakency, -McNeil. Old Bovs junior A.—Norris, Hoddmott, Trow Small, Aldrich, Stubbs, Waugh, Lovol’ock, Sandman, Greville, Nathan, Withers, Mandorson, Louisson, Cutler. Old Boys junior B.—Quirko. Olliver, Jones, Montgomery, Waldegravc, Robertson, Shand, Young, O'Dca, Boag, Jf-ng, Jamieson, Davidson, Sorenson, trass, Moxon. _ Old Boys thirds.—Ramsay, Swcotman, Burno, Burnell, Langford, Hankins, Scott, McDonald, Ranford, Buick, Cope, Layton (2), Moore, Sullivan. ICia Toa seniors.— McKay, Strange, Mullins, Griffin, Wasley, Simpson, oKeefe, Pratt, Boldt, Clausen, Findlay, Hcatloy, Speedy, Kerrigan, Manson, Burgess, O’Keefe. „, „ _ , ~ Kio Toa jumors.—Boldt, Sykes, Crawford, Thom, Kingsbcer, Mitcholl, Baigent, Judd, Clarke, Hancock, Brown, Wasloy, Broughton, ifolz, Topee, Peck, Dwyer Kia Toa thirds. —Pederson, Ratchffe, Tait (2), Parlane, Merchant, 0 Donnell, Choctham, Taylor, McLeod, Evans, Laing, Robinson, Mutch, Williams, Can, Todd Kia Toa fourths.—Bloomfield, Wills, Gardner, Mcßroarty Webb, Sherman, Allorby, Robbie, Siegel Beals, Voss, Ihomas, Christiansen, Treweeic, Gupwoll, Taylor, Mason, Stupples. w T? Dr United senior.—Field, L. Evans, R. Ormond G. Flail. J. Robb, H. Ormond, C Fenton, Dalzell, Anderson, Nichoils, McClelland, Kells, Ncsbit, Wilde, MaE °UnUed rff juniors (bus will leave opposite Post Offico 1.30 p.m.).—lv. Evans, Childs, Gardner Broughton, Holden Edmunds, Pago, Shield, Piorcy, Ward, Mabcy, Priest, Ax? Canton, Finlayson, F age, lb Evans. United fourths.—Luxmoro, Butler, Aldcrsloy, Meehan, Weddell Hands, Day, Stokes, Irwin, Campbell, Cameron, Horn, Fage, McClelland, Spier, Bovis, T. Wickham, Downing. _ . Bunnythorpo juniors.—Guard, Jcfferios, J. Pinfold, Mitchell, Ihomas J^ a 'V® s ’ O’Shea, Burton, Webb, C. Pinfold, Duthio, Eastwood. J. Powell, Sutherland McKinley, Penticost, W. Powell, Waugh. Bunnythorpo fourths—Gawlor Groves, Geo, Cantwell (2), Vautior, Hyde (2), Tozer, Bowyer (2), Taylor, Burton, Jamos, Springboks. —Benton, Mason, Scott, Rei (2), Cook, Terry Fa.rburn, Callilior, Dorn. Mercer, McLaren (3), Lane, Fisher, Bailey. TE KAWAU SUB-UNION. Awahuri juniors to moot Huia vyill bo drawn from tho following:—W. Lewis, W. Prlhb C. Cribb, Larknj, Symon, J. Graham W. Cole, W. Graham, McGregor, Hctti, Mataki, K. Lewis, K. Tooka, Hancock, Matthcm, Hansen, Cornwall.