To-morrows' Rugby Attraction

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 1423, 19 June 1936, Page 8

To-morrows' Rugby Attraction

NORTH v. SOUTH TRIAL MATCH The big attraction in the Rugby world to-moronv is the representative trial match to be played at Rugby park at 3 p.m. Teams from the two Feilding clubs will come down to tryconclusions with the elect of Palmerston North. Keen rivalry exists as to which is the better team, and who play the better football, but one can only- prove this by witnessing the match to be played at Rugby- park. With the best players in the district taking part, Rugby of the brightest and best should be witnessed. A keen fight is on between the play-ers these days, for one and all arc striving their utmost to gain a place in the team to tour the South Island, also to attempt the lifting of that coveted trophy of Rugby, the Ranfurly Shield. With this end in view the players will certainly be giving of their best to catch the selectors’ eye. This match will bo preceded at 1.30 by the junior match, Kia Toa v. Massey College, and in addition all tho junior, third and lower grade matches will also bo played on Rugby park, so a grand afternoon’s entertainment is promised. Teams for To-morrow-Old Boys juniors: Stuckey, Hansen. Bradley, Gardiner, Carson, Lang, Egdell, Hearsey, Ranford, Olliver, Cutler, Shand, McPherson, W’aldegrave, Morgan. Old Boys thirds: Creed, Huse, Anderson, Dando, Shannon, Bradley, Boag, Barnes, Arlidge, Waters, Bary, Brock, Beattie, McNeile, Davis, Davidson. Old Boys fourths: Adamson, Puklowski (2), Bell, Johansen, Meachen, Hill, Riordan, Stcdman, Dilks, Wright, Adamson (2), V'alker, Ilambling, Boniface, Jeffries, Blackwell, St. Patrick's juniors, Park road, 3 p.m.: Ross, Norris (2), Chapman, Hehir (2), Dorn, McCarthy, Raisin, Maguire, Kelleher, Galloway, Quigan, Shearman, Algar, Pike. St. Patrick’s thirds, at Feilding (bus leaves P.O. at 1.45 p.m.): Fitzpatrick, Sherriff, McDonald, Hood, Howard (2), Goodall, Barry, Collins, Fowler, Coinerford, Clifford, Mikkleson, Tutty (2), Whitq, McEvcdy. Te Kawau Rugby FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW Oroua Downs seniors v. Sandon; at Oroua Downs: Reid, Ridley-, Algar, Sargisson, Williams (3), Robinson, Davy, Gane, Howard, Richardson, Nichols, Scott, Sexton, Waller, Dench, Murphy, Mudford. Oroua Downs juniors v. Sandon, at Sandon (bus leaves store at 1 p.m.): Dench, Waller (3)), Tennent (2), Dalgity (2), Cotton, Grammer, Harvey-, Veale, Roberts, O’Riley-, Gates, Hobbs, A. Sexton.

Seniors. —Sandon v. Oroua Downs, at Oroua Downs (Air L. Sim); Rangiotu v. Rongotea, at Rongotea (Air R. Scott). Juniors.—Sandon v. Oroua Downs, at Sandon (Air B. Lawrence); Rongotea v. Ohakca, at Ohakea (Air K. C. Bailey). Sandon seniors, to play- Oroua Downs at Oroua Downs (cars leave at 1 p.m.): W. Sanson, F. Anderson, N. Rowe, Iv. Henson, R. Sullivan, K. Hirst, K. Cockburu, A. Alatthcws, Iv. George, C. Hancock, Iv. AJatthews, L. Tattle, S. Kent, K. Lumsdcn, C. Atillar, Y. Chapman, D. Hammond. Sandon juniors, to play Oroua Downs at Sanson: P. Gedye, F. Aleyer, W. Hepburn, C. Nicholson, R. Bishop, R. Aleyer, R. Oppatt, R. Lumsden, G. Williams, R. Tattle, E. Gray, H. Henson, J. Hepburn, K. Lumsden, E. Glasgow, T. Palmer, M. Cockburn, A. Alatthews, O. Tong, E. Lumsden. Te Arakura juniors, to play Bunnythorpe, at Bunnythorpe, 1.30 a.m.: Bell, Tapene, Goffe, Searancke, Hunt, Thomas (2), Candy-, Collins, Johnson, Lawton, Karehana, Perowiti, Alerritt, Lewis, Conwell, Larkin, Wereta.

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