ATHLETIC SPORTS.
RUGBY FOOTBALL. REPRESENTATIVE MATCH. NORTH AUCKLAND'S VISIT. KING'S TO PLAY GRAMMAR. A representative match between North Avtkland and Auckland and two college matches, Auckland Grammar School v. King's College and Wbangarei High School v. Mount Albert Grammar School, will be the Auckland Rugby Union's outstanding attractions at Eden Park to-morrow afternoon. The Pollard Cup competition will be resumed, the third round being set down for decision at Eden Park and suburban grounds. The football in all cases should be decidedly interesting. All Blacks are included in both representative teams, which are che best available. The football played bv the secondary school teams is famed for its spectacular characteristics and in thi& respect to-morrow's two contests alone would be an adequate attraction. Junior matches will be continued as usual. Teams are as follow : SENIOR GRADE. Grammar Old Boys.—Gould, Laurie, R. Potter, Whelan, Watkin, L. Potter, Dudding, Lowcomes, E. Singleton, A. Singleton. J. Wilson, Eady, Montieth, Williams, Badeley, Hook. College Rifles.—Hockin, Spenceley, Johnson, Teape, Wilson, Todd, Harbutt, Cordes. Anderson, Souter, Ricketts, Gibson, Lawn. Gallagher, Gunson, Duckworth. Cumming. Marist Old Boys.—Brodie. Cornthwaite (2), Coburn, Johnston, Stuart, Moore, Brodsrick, Butler, Hadiey, Rule, Cotter, McManaway, Culpan, McGinley, Hirst, Kelly, Stitchbury, Carroll. University.—Thompson, Stewart, Gardner. Russell, Matliias, Linton, Astley, Brendel, Cashmore, Hopkins, Hope, Goodwin, Hamilton, King, Leonard. SECOND GRADE. Marathon.—Bray. Bockett, Benjamin, Braithwaite, Bunting, Biesliski, Bishop, Conway, Campbell. Gardiner, Kilgour, Keane, Laird, Lymburn, Uracil, Robinson. University A.—McCullough, Black, Cleal, Martin, Butterfield, Martin, Dixon, O'Halloran, Winstone, Ewen, Babbage, Stotter, Stehr, Conway, McCarrol, Blakey, McDonald. THIRD OPEN GRADE. Otaliuhu.—Hill, Hickson, Meredith, Latta, Taylor, Todd, Collins, O'Hara, Taylor. Whale, Day, Wheeler, Bramley, Redshaw, White, Brown. College Rifles.—Bryson, Bainbridge, Collins, Hunter, Renaud, Beck, Woolley, Bryson, Graham, Firth, McGregor, Thomas, i\iarler, Robinson, Thomas, Fraser. Marist Old Boys.—Shaw, Nicholson, Ellis, Main, Belcher, Dunbier, Cato, Richards, Empson, Eville, Judd, Miller, Corbett, McCabe, O'Neill, Harris, Harding, Grace, Vercoe. Grammar Old Boy3.—Batty; Forsyth, Gladding, Adams, Short, Shaw, Thompson, Murdock, Kishworth, Murray, Howell, Lendrum, iietherington, Gilford, Bourke. Von Stunner, Leggett, Ashforth, McGinlay. University.—Rowland, Telfer, Dumbleton, McKinnon, Burke, Forder, Lewis, SimcocK, Walsh, v/nite-VVataon, ilarroti, Alartin, Dunn, Gaudai, Couper, Huduleston, THIRD INTERMEDIATE GRADE. Marathon.—Allen, Androws, Cathey, Dawson, Harris, Morgan, Matheson, Potter, Sorter, Pye, Parsons, Stone, Townsend, Way man, vVales, Wallis. Otaliuhu.—Miller, Kemplay, Yates, White, Brennan, Latta. Campbell, Johnson, Clark, \Vhite, Mclnnes, Stricken, Hieatt, Whittle, Terry, Jensen, Shepherd. , University.—Woods, Butler, French, Walton, Staig, McElroy, Kennie, Wood, Chambers, Han, toiuimonds, Ottway, Reiter, iVlcJtsnne, Wiseman. Gaiiibier, Jones, Fanlay, JUeianiore. Grammar Old Boys.—Smith, Innes, Bond, Barker, Ins Kip, Jordan, Cole, Andrews, Forde, Corner, Graham (2), Menzies, btewart, iiwun, Metedith, Lewis. Bower. FOURTH GRADE. Grammar Old Boys.—Nagle, Stubbs (2), Ash,.Lovie, Clark, Ludgate, Sapsford, Tatterslield, Smith, Mackley, Fitzwilliam, Sumner, Lawsori Martin 1 , Jiiilis, Uilmore, Uuttorth, Piatt. Marathon.—Andrewes, Baker, Brayne. Culpan, Cullen, Daverne,-Hill, Hurrell, Moore, McCarthy, Rocard, Smith, Taylor, Watts, Wnyman. THE THAMES VALLEY TEAM, DEFEATED BY TARANAKI. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] STRATFORD, Thursday. Taranaki defeated the Thames Valley Rugby touring team to-day bj 19 points tO 0. : . COLLEGE : RIFLES V. KAIPARA. _. The College Rifies third open grade team will play the Kuipara representative team, at Helensville to-morrow, BASKETBALL. ' AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION. FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. Arrangements for the Auckland Basketball Association's matches to-morrow are : Senior Grade.—Y.W'.C.A. v. Training College A, No. 1 ground, 4.16 p.m.. Miss Bovaird; Grammar Old Girls y. Ihter-house Mayve, No. 3 ground, 4.15 p.m., Miss Lawson; Training College B. v. Edendale, No. 2 ground, 4.15 p.m., Miss Johnston. Second, Grade.—Lyundale v. Y.W.C.A., No. 2 ground. 3.30 p.m.. Miss Lee; Seddou v. Eaglets, No. 1 ground, 3.30 p.m., Miss Lauder; Victoria, fnter-house Green, Waratah, Inter-house Royal, Training College, byes. Third Grade.—Grammar Old Girls v. Inter-house Gold, No.. 1 ground, 3.15 p.m., Miss Lauder; Training College v. Inter-house Red, No. 3'ground. 3.15 p.m.. Miss Bovaird; Inter-house Rose v. Inter-house Cerise, No. 3 ground. 3.30 p.m.. Miss Bovaird; Waratah, Edendale, Y.W.CiA.. byes. Second Round: Y.WiCiA. v. Waratah. No. 4 , ground, 2.30 p.m.. Miss Roberts; Grammar Old Girls v. Training College, No. 4 ground. 2.15 p.m.. Miss Roberts; Inter-house Gold v. Interhouse Rose, No. 4 ground, 1.30 p.m., Miss Kennedy. Fourth Grade.—lnter-house • Mauve v. Y.W.C.A., No. I ground, 2.15 p.m., Miss Ross; St. David's v. Training College, No. 3 ground. 2.15 p.m.. Miss Mann; Victoria v. Edendale, No. ground, 2.15 p.m.. Miss Gebbie: Haeremai. Inter-house Tango. Lynndale, byes. Second Bound: Inter-house Mauve v. Inter-house Tango, No. 4 ground, 1.15 p.m., Miss Kennedy; Haeremai, v. ,St. David's, No. 4 ground, 3.15. p.m.. Miss Gentles; Edendale v. Training College. No. 4 ground, 3.30 p.m.,. Miss. Gentles; Lynndale" v. Y.W.C.A., No. 4 ground. 4.15 p.m., Miss Mann. Victoria, a bye. , \ j > - Fifth Grade.—Y'.W<C.A. v. Training College, No. 1 ground, 1.30 p.m.. Miss Hume; Inter-house Rose "v. Edendale, No. 3 ground, 1.15 p.m.. Miss Ogilvie; Grammar Old Girls v. Inter-house Brown, No. 2 ground, 1.30 p.m., Miss Bricknill; Inter-house Red v. M.aungawhau, No, 3.ground, 1.30 p.m.. Miss Ogilvie. Second Round: Y.W.C.A. v. Seddon. No. 2 ground. 2.30 p.m., Miss Gebbie; Inter-house Rose v Grammar Old Girls. No. 3 ground, 2.30 p.m., Miss Mann. Edendale v. Inter-house Red, No. 1 ground, 2.30 p.m.. Miss Ross: Maungawhau v. Interhouse Brown. No. 2 ground, 3.15 p.m.. Misa Lee. Sixtlv Grade.—lnter-house Ceris* v. Mount Rosk:ll, No. 1 ground, 1.15 p.m.. Miss Hume: Inter-house Royal v. Edendale. No. 2 ground. 1.15 p.m.. Miss Bricknell . BOWLING. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. Teams for bowling matches to be played to-morrow are:— Rocky Nook v. Epsom.—M Epsom: Baiter. Laine. Blakey. Milher; Austin. Buscombe. Buckle. Roylance; Tongue. J. Jenkin, W. White, Eagleton. At Rocky Nook: J. Kayes,'Farley. Alder. Keatley; Williams, Hall. Adeane. Wakerley; Compston, Armstrong. • Campbell, Bouskill. -■ Christev Pins Match.—At Grey Lynn: Praser, G. J. Mackay. _ Cater. P. Scantlebury (holders), v. Davidson. Blamires, Clements, Lye (challengers). Grey Lynn Druids v Ponsonby Druids.— At Gfr.s Lynn: C. Brown. Gregory, Tonge, Buckley.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19405, 13 August 1926, Page 15
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