Rugby Fixtures for Saturday

Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 126, 31 May 1944, Page 5

Rugby Fixtures for Saturday

AND FOR KING’S BIRTHDAY Mr. A. M. Ongley (president) was in the chair at last evening’s meeting of the management committee of the Manawatu Rugby Union. In the correspondence was a letter from Te Aute College intimating they would bo glad to play Palmerston North Boys’ High School ’on Saturday, June 24. The secretary (Mr. G. A. Brown) is to write Te Aute to ascertain what arrangements were to be made for travel. Fixtures for Saturday Fixtures, grounds and referees for Saturday were approved as under: —. Senior grade: Foxton v. Ohakea Air Force, Sportsground', 3 p.m. (Mr. C. Eglinton) ; Old Boys-Kia Toa v. Army, Sportsground, 1.30 p.m. (Mr. B. Trow): Levin Air Force v. ’Varsity, No. 2 Rugby Park, 3 p.m. (Mr. W. Williams); Feilding Old Boys v. United, Racecourse, Feilding, 3 p.m. (Mr. C. Pinfold).

Junior grade: ’Varsity v. Feilding Old Boys, No. 3 Rugby Park, 3 p.m. (Mr. J. Langley); Marist 0.8. Sth. v. Bunnythorpe, Bunnythorpe, 2 p.m. (Mr. N. Williams) Longburn v. Marist 0.8. Nth., No. 1 Rugby Park, 1.30 p.m. (Mr. J. Scott); High School v. Kia Toa, High School grounds, 2 p.m. (Mr. M. McMenamin); Old Boys v. Ohakea Air Force, No. 1 Rugby Park, 3 p.m. (Mr. C. Waugh). Third grade: Kia Toa v. A.T.C. (Feilding), High School grounds, Fcilding, 3 p.m. (Mr. R. Foster;; Feilding High School v. Feilding Old Boys, High School grounds, Feilding, 1.30 p.m. (Mr. J. Holman); High School v. ’Varsity, No. 2 Rugby Park, 1.30 p.m. (Mr. C. H. Williams); A.T.C. (P.N.) a bye.

Fifth grade: High School v. Feilding High School, Racecourse, Feilding, 1.45 p.m. (Mr. Ramsay); Technical v. Marist High School, Technical grounds, 1.30 p.m. (Mr. A. Gordon). King’s Birthday Games

The star game at the Sportsground on Monday (King’s Birthday) will be that between teams drawn from the Services and the civilians. The Services’ team will be as under: Full back, B. Malone (Ohakea); three quarters, J. Butt (O), H. Campbeb (Levin), Fountain (O); five-eighths, W. Freeman (O) and Delmore (O); halfback, Wylie (L); forwards, N. Lee (L) Souter (Army), D. O’Brien (L), David son (O), C. Gardiner (L), A. Beadle (L), Bromley (O), E. Todd (O); Emergencies: Backs, B. Potter (A), Archer (O), Lindsay (O); forwards, Gunn (A), Christie (A).

The civilian team will be as under:— Full back, B. Wishnow’skv (0.8.-K.T.), three-quarters, Carinont (Foxton), Cuff (United), D. McNao (F,0.8.); fiveeighths, M. Follas (0.8.-K.T.), P. Rush (F. 0.8.); half-back, R. Charlton (F); forwards, M. Weallens (F. 0.8.), \V. Roddick (U), F. Whittaker (F), R. Ward (U), T. Gunn (0.8.-K.T.), W. Powell (U), G. Morgan (0.8.-K.T.), McCullum (0.8.-K.T.). Emergencies. Backs, Cooper (F), J. Keneven (F. 0.8.); forwards, R. Eaton (0.8.K.T.), Winterburn (F. 0.8.). The teams which will play in the curtain-raiser are Massey College v. Victoria University (Weir House). A MODERN REMEDY Guard against coughs, colds, chills and chestiness this winter. Keep a bottle of Betties Lightning Cough Cure handy—embodying valuable antiseptic agents, Betties Lightning Cough Cure quickly gets into contact with the affected membranes, expelling phlegm and restoring normal breathing. Made bv George Bettle, Chemist, 769 Colombo Street, and sold everywhere.