JUNIOR GAMES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18790, 18 August 1924, Page 4

JUNIOR GAMES.

SECOND GRADE. United Suburbs 8, beat Newton 5. Ponsonby £6, beat Richmond 0. THIRD GRADE. City 17, beat Ponsonby 0. Piirnell 24, beat Otahuhu 5. United Suburbs 13, beat Mangero 8. FOURTH GRADE. Ponsonby B 21, beat Marist 0. FIFTH GRADE. Northoote 10, ' sat Newton 6. Athletic 8, bc-at Otah.yhu 5. SIXTH A GRADE. ; Athletics 14, beat Newton 5. SIXTH B GRADE. The Maris't-Pamoll match was not played owing to the absence of the referee.

LOWER WAIKATO MATCH,

AUCKLAND TEAM CHOSEN.

' The > following repreeentativo B team has be* m selected to represent Auckland in the ima t'-h against Lower Wa.ika.to at Cariaw Pai k on Wednesday:— Fi lElbaek: Groy {Ponsonby). Th poeauarters: L. Brown (City). Morman. (Pontonby). Webb (Devonport). Five-eighths: Crewther (City), Wilson jan. i'Mangere). Hall back: Walsh (Ponsonby). Forwards: Ward (Ponsonby), Johnson (M.0.8J 1 , Hawkes (City), Shirley (Ponsonby), McDonald (Richmond), Webb (Athletics). Reserves.—Backs: Mitchell (City), J. McGregor (Athletics), Mansill (!\ewton). Forwards: Clarke. (Newton), Scott (Devonport). Members unable to play should notify Mr. E. Asher at once. i HAMILTON CHAMPIONSHIP» | WON BY UNITED CLUB. ' [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ; [By TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Saturday. ! The •final of the Hamilton Rugby League's competition was played to-day, when united defeated Athletic by 22 points to. 3. United •won the competition by 14 points, with Athletics xunners-up with 12 points. MATCHES IN THE SOUTH. [BY T2LEGJIAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON. Sunday. li< ibe Bucby League knock-out competition Newtown defeated Petone by 24 points to S. i i I