RUGBY FOOTBALL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20594, 19 June 1930, Page 15

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

AUCKLAND UNION MEETING.

. EMPIRE games fund gifts.

HONOURING disqualifications

'•'•••The management committee of the Auckland IlujrbV Union met last evening, the chairman. Mr. H Frost, presiding. Requests for donations in connection with •(hp" British Empire Games were received from the Auckland Rowing Association end '~nd Athletic Association respectively. • j'jve guineas were granted in each case. j) •- The Auckland Swimming Association rrote expressing its a ppreciation of the union's actior. in donating five guineas toward sending swimmers to the Empire Came?. \ !et;e. was / received from the Auckland Football Association requesting that j.., v disqualification* imposed by it on anv of its players be honoured by the union. ; A resolution was carried that the Auckland ' football Assi-ni-tion be informed that, •while the union wks in sympathy with the association's desire, it could not place it- . s -i: under the responsibility of dealing with all disqualified Association football plovers v.': o may epply to the union for registration. However, in all cases in which the tssociation might notify the rnioti of the name of the offender, and the offeree which had civen rise to the disUjftlification. each case would be dealt with The following ground officials were appointed for Saturday:—Show Grounds. Messrs. Gallrsith and "Williams; Mangere. ' Messrs. Nelson. / Craig and Jensen; Grey Lynn. M.r. Worsfold; Point Chevalier. Mr. i Coi-nyngham, Papatoetoe. Mr. Simmons; Green Lane. Mr. J. Keegan: Mount Albert Domain, Mr. Addison; North Shore, Messrs. ■Sinclair and Drum: Victoria Park, Mr. C. V,'. Walker; Avondale. Mr. Bellini; Onej t-ngn. Mr. It. Hei^hway. FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. Following are'the fixtures for Saturday:— Senior Grade A.—University v. City. Eden Park No. I. 1.30 p.m.. Mr. F. E. Sutherland; Technical v. Ponsonby. Eden Park No. 1. 3 p.m.. Mr. G. Peace; Grafton v. Grammar, Eden Park No. 2. 3 p.m.. Mr. \Y. Loroas: Training College v. Mimukau. Onehunga No. 1, 3 p.m.. Mr. A. E. Austin: College Rifles v. Marist. Show Grouses No. 2, 3 p.m.. Mr. J. Sweeney. Senior Grade B.—Suburbs v. Otahuhu, Eden Park No. 3, 3 p.m.. Mr. H. Thomas; Vniversity B v. Manakau B. Onehunea No. 2, 3 p.m., Mr. C. F. Paulh North Shore v. parnell. North Shore No. 1, 3 p.m.. Mr. J. G. Gasparich: Tramways t. Marathon. Victoria Park No. 2. 3 p.m.. Mr. A. J* Wakefield. Eden, a bye. Second Grace A.—University v. Gramtar A. Mangere Crossing No. 2, 3 p.m.. Mr. J. G. C. Wales; Tamaki v. City. St. lieliers. i p.m., Mr. A. A. Lucas; North Shore v. College Rifles. North Shore No. 1. •3.45 p.m.. Mr. J. G. Gasparich; Grafton v. Y.M.-.C.A.. Don Jain No. 2, 1.45 p.m . Mr. / Stichbury- Trinity College ▼. • Marist. '• Grey Lynn No! 3, 1.45 p.m., Mr. G. HanC "Second Grade B —University v. Parcel!. Mangere Crossing No. 2. S p.m., Mr. J. G. C. Wales; Technical v. Training College. Show Grounds No i 1. 1.15 p.m.. Mr. J. Sweeney; Royal _ Naval Reserve v. Grammar Co]t3„ 2, 1.45 p.in.. / Mr. W. J. Thompson: Ponsonby A v. College Rifles B. Sden Park No. 3. 1.45 p.m., Mr. H. Tnomas: Marathon _ v. Panmure. parmure. 3' p.rr. . Mr. E. Dixon. Third Grade Open A.—Ponsonby v. "Waitemnta. Grey Lynn No. 1, 3 p.m.. _Mr. E. (' Siretton: North Shore B v. St. Stephen's Grev Lynn No. 3. 3 p.m., Mr. O. Hancock: Oratii v. Technical. Domain No. f. 130 pm . Mr M A. Ba-.nhridge: Newton v H M.S Dunedin. Point Chevalier No 4 3 p.m/. Mr J. W. Gasparicn G-ade Open B.—Panmure v. Eden. Show Ground No 2. 3 p.m.. Mr. V. Keefe_: Howicl: v, Penrosf. Orehunga_ No. 3. 3 j m Mr. N. H Tunnicliff: North Shore .' v " t'nrverjlty North Shore No. 2. 1.45 p m.". Mr. B. Ellwcrth: Papatoetoe t. King's. King's College, 3 p.m», Mr. A. o

' Third" Grade Intermediate A.—Ro-al Naval v Grafton, Avondale No S. 3 p.m., Mr. J. Raszaafesen; Eden v. Possonby. Show Grounds No. 3. 1.45 p.m.. Mr. A. M. Mackny. North Shore v. City, Domain No. 2. 3 p.m.,. Mr. T. Mahoney;__ Grammar v. Northcote, Point Chevalier No. 2, w p.~*., Mr E C. Johnson. Third Grade Intermediate 8.-Manst t. technical. Onehunra No. 2. 1.45 p.m.. Mr. ( F. Paaii; Marathon v. Grammar B. Point ■Chevalier No. 4. 1.45 p.m., Mr. J. W. Gas--.aricb Vorthcofce v. Oolifcsze Hifiefl. victoria Park, ' 3.45 P.m., Mr. A. J Wakefield: Suburbs v. Y.M.C.A., Avonuale No. 3, 3 r..m.. Mr. J. Rasmasfen. „ . Third Grade Intermediate C.— University v Manakau, Onehuns-a No. 1, 1.45 P-p-. Mr. XV. P Sutherland; Grammer C v. Training Gollege, Point Chevalier Ng. 2, 1.45 p.m., Mr R. C: Johnson; Otahaba, a_ bye. Fourth Grade A.—t-den v. North Shore. Eden Park No. 2. 1.45 p.m.. Mr. H. Young; Ponaonby v. Grafton. Grey Lynn No. 1. 1.45 p.m., Mr. E'. C. Stretton: Marathon v. • Northcote, Domain No. 6, 3 p.m., Mr. J. Tnbberty: Otabaha v. T.M.C.A., Mansere Crossing No. 1, 1.45 p.m., Mr. L. Bay. Fourth Grade B. —Penrose v. Tamaki. St. Keliers. 1.45 p.m.. Mr. A. A. Lucas: Technical v. Manuka a, Onehunga No. 3. 1.45 ji.ru.. Mr. J. M. Adams: Ellerslie v. Eden li. Mount Albert Domain, 3 p.m., Mr. M. A. Edwards; Newton, a bye. Fifth Grade.—Northcote v. Snow 'Grounds No. 2. 3 p.m.. Mr. C. W. Heridereon; Grafton v. Poasonby, Show Grounds No. 4. 1.45 p.m., Mr. A. J. Dotchin: Grammar v Papatoetoe. Papatoetoe. 3 p.m., Mr. I) .Hegarty; Technical v. Manukas. Show Grounds No 2. 1.45 p.m., Mr. A. J. Malcolm; Morist, Eden. byes.

Siith Grace.—Pon3onby v. Otahuhu. Man-re-re Crossing No I, 3.45 p.m., Mr. L. Bay; North Shore v. Manukau, Green Lane, 3 p.m., Mr. E.. A. Macintosh; Suburbs v. Northcote. Outer Domain. 3 p.m.. C. J. Willetis; Parnell v. Eden, Mount Albert

Domain. 1.45 p.m., Mr. M. A. Edwards: 3'anmure v. Technical, Show Grounds No. 4. P.m.. Mr. C. J Culpitt Seventh Grade. —Manukau v. Suburbs. Avcndale No. 2. 1.45 p.m.. Mr. W. J. Thompson: Mar::-t v. El'erslie, Green Lane, 3.45 p.m., Mr. E. A. Macintosh: Northcote v. Erien, Outer Domain, i.-15 p.m., Mr. E. Ear!!-; Otahuhu. Ponsocby. byes. K^ser^es.—Messrs. C. P. Fowler. C. ■Tho'nuis A. C-oie, E. Bird, D. N. Moore. SECONDARY SCHOOLS' GAMES. Sernor Grade.—Mount Albert, t. Takapuna, North Shore, 11 a.m., Mr. B. El] worth; Second'Grade.—Mount Albert v. Technical. Mount Albert, 11 a.m.. Mr. A. Blow; King's *• Grammar B. King'* College. 3 p.m., Mr. J. F:nl;»ysoa; Grammar A. a bye. Third Grade.— Grammar A v. Sacred Heart A, Grammar No. 1, 10 a.m., Mr. J. Jer.kin; Kjr.g'.f. v. Mount Albert A. King's College N'.i. 1. 1 p.m.. Mr. ,T. Finlayson; Sacred Heart.- v. Takapuna B. North Shore No. I. jr. a.m.. Mr. li. Eliworth: Mount Albert B Gri:r;:mar B Mount Albert, iC a.m.. Mr. A. R:,...-. Four;:; -Grade A.—Grammar v. Sacre-j Heart, Grammar No 2. 10 a.m.. Mr. H. O. Scott; Mount Albert v. Takapuna. Victoria Park. ,1 a n: . Mr. R. P Bennett: King's Tethr.ical. King's College No. 2, 3 p.m., Mr A. S; Barnail. F"v:h Grade B— Grammar B v. Sacred Heart. Outer 'Doiuam. 10 a.m., Mr. T. H. R"bin.=o:i; Moutit Albert v. Grammar C. Grammar No. J, 11 a.m., Mr. J. Jenkia; Oraßijrar L'. a bye Grade A. —Grammar v. Takaouna, Grcin'riar No. 2 11 a.m.. Mr. H. O. Scott; Heart v. Technical. Sitcred Heart. !'• am.. Mr E. Conquer; Mount Albert, a j, v , "Fifth G- i: r.. ; . 8..-Grammar B t Mount Albert. o;.<*r Donuin. 11 a.m., Mr T. H. Robmsor.; G-rammar c v. Technical. Outer I>< c;;: n , !, . Mr. v. CHideu. _ > r... I;radf A.—Technical v. Sacred Heart. Sucre • Heart, 1; a.m., Mr E. Con'itier; TakapUTiß v Gnimmnr B. North b:,:.re, 9 a.n;., Mr B Ei!worth; Grammar A v 'A' Albert Victoria Park, 10 a.m., Sistu 'G;ade p, --Technical v. Grammar I). li&K.ai" No 2. ') a.m.. Mr. Kelly Grammar C ?\tnur;t Albert.. Domain No. 2. 10 a.m., Mr Kelly; Sacred Heart v. King's, Sacred U'-an. li ii ni., M r . E. Conquer

PRIMARY SCHOOLS COMPETITION I'liat ron to-morrows games. Fo.'.r.* .fg the draw cf matches to be played ,oer the control of the Primary rv.'o- }'!uehv Uljou to-morrow, except '.he;- i;-e stated :- VICTORIA PARK GROUP. Hehttj'fntntire Team. - The same represent: <",vm team iind emerpeneies which played f, riat-h "n Saturday last will assemble at. Yi't.-c.a Park at 10 a.m. on Saturday next. *.-■ ti'.iv trial mutch against a Vermont ' ■ '.ear!!. s>i iMor Grade.—Richmond West v. North«.ote Jumor High School, Victoria Park No. j. p'm.; Richmond Road, a bye. Intermediate Grade.— Ponsonby r. Bay-€t-ld, Victoria Pa.rk No. 1. 3 p.m.; Cttrran v. Nonkcote Junior High School,

Northcote cround (Thursday); Napier Street v. Richmond West. Victoria Park No. 2, 3.40 p.m.: Beresford Street, * bye. Junior Grade.—Curran Street v. Richmond Kcad. Victoria Park No. 1, 3 p.m. (Thursday); Napier Street v. Northcote Junior High School. Northcote ground; Newton "West v. Richmond West, Grey Lynn Park No. 1, 3 p.m.; Bayfield v. Birkenhead, Victoria Park No. 2. 3 p.m.; Beresford Street v. Grey Lynn, Victoria Park No. 3, 3 p.m. EDEN PARK GROUP. Senior Grade.—Kowhai B v. Maungawhatt, Eden Park No. 2. 3.45 p.m.; Brixton v. Kowhai A, Eden Park No. 3, 3.4 a p.m.; Normal, a bye. Intermediate Grade.—Normal r. Kowhai A, Norninl School. 3.30 p.m.: Mnungawhnu v. Brixton, Potter's Park, 3.43 p.m.; Kowhai B. a bye. Junior Grade.—Brixton B v. Kowhai B. Eden Park No. 3. 3 p.m.; Edendale A v. Kowhni A, Eden Park No. 2. 3 p.m.; Edendale B v. Mount Albert. Potter's Park, 3 p.m. : SHOW GROUNDS GROUP. Senior Grade.—Papatoetoe v. Ellerslie, No. 1. 3.15 p.m.; Otahuhu v. Mount Roskill. No. 2. 3.15 p.m.; Onchnnga v. Epsom, No. 1. 4 p.m.; Cornwall Park, n bye. Intermediate Grade.—Onehunga. r. Epsom, No. 2. 4 p.m.; Ellerslie v. Retnuera, No. 3, 4 p.m.; Otahuhu v. Royal Oak, No. 4, 3.15 p.m.: Papatoetoe. a'bye. Junior Grade.—Cornwall Park v. Remuera, Cornwall Purl: School, 3.15 p.m.; Onehunga v. Koiiimarnma, No. 4, 4 p.m.; Otahuhu v. Ellt-rflie, F.llerslie School, 3.15 p.m.; Royal Oak v. Papatoetoe, No. 3. 3.15 p.m.; Mnt.r.gawhiiu v. Normal, Pencarrow Avenue; Epsom v. Mount Roskill, Pencarrow Avenue (Thursday). DOMAIN GRO?"P. Senior Grude.—Parnell v. Newmarket. No. 3; Grafton r. Newton Central. No. 2. Intermediate Grade.—Newmarket v. Wellesley,No. 7; Meadowbank v. Pime'l, No. 0.

_ Junior Grade.—Meadowbank v. AVellesley No. 10; Parnell v. Newton Central, No. ti Grafton A v. Grafton B, No. C.

SECONDARY SCHOOLS GAMES. KING'S DEFEATS SACRED HEART. A match in the secondary srhools' Rngby competition was played at King's College yesterday afternoon, when King's defeated Sacred Heart by 13 points to 6. It was a much more even contest than was anticipated. Even play marked the first quarter. From a twenty-five kick Caughey secured and some pretty reverse passing between ibe King's oentre and Jackson resulted in Caughey scoring a fine try. Coles was successful with the kick. Determined play by Sacred Heart carried play to the King's twenty-five. Here Lewis pained possession and after a swerving run. which transferred play to the other end of the field, he just failed to score. Sacred Heart's first points came when from u line-out in the King's twenty-five Kavanagh secured and dived across for a try. The kick failed. King's strove to increase its small margin, but several good attempts failed. Half-time saw the score: King's. 5: Sacred Heart. 3. Persistent efforts by Sacred Heart were rewarded when from a penalty Elliott's kick was successful, and only one point separated the. teams. From loose play Macmdoe gained possession and in a movement in which Howden. Lewis and Caughey handled the last-named scored. Coles converted. A promising movement in which most of the Sacred Heart backs handled met with solid opposition. With n good kick from a penalty half-way between the twenty-five line and midfield Coles increased King's lead. _ In the last quarter Sacred Heart was given many opportunities from infringements on the part of King's, but none of the kicks was successful, and the game ended: King's College. 13; Sacred Heart, C.

KING'S-GRAMMAR FIXTURE

The comparatively close game between King's and Sacred Heart is interesting in view of the King's-Grammar match on Saturday week. On Saturday Auckland Grammar soundly defeated Sacred Heart College, and the drawn game played between King's and Mount Albert pave rise to the anticipation that King's won'd register a high score against Snc-red Heart. From results to date it would appear on paper that the Auckland Grammar team is superior to th 9 King's XV. For the past several seasons both teams have been very evenly matched, and it may be anticipated that this year's contest will again provide bright Rugby.

MOASCAR CUP MATCH

WIN FOR TE AUTE COLLEGE

[BT TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

PALMERSTON NORTH. "Wednesday.

Te Aute College won the Moaecar Cup todav by defeating Pa'.mcrston North High School by 11 points to 9 alter a fast, even game. The winners scored two tr.es, one being converted, and a penalty goal, and the losers three unconverted tries.

WANGANUI SCHOOLS' MATCH

WIN FOR TECHNICAL COLLEGE.

[BY TELEGBAFH. —rBESS ASSOCIATION".]

WANGANUI, Wednesday. Wanganui Technical College defeated Wanganui Collegiate School in the annual Rugby match to-day by 6 to 3. The gam© was keenly contested, the school having the better of the first spell, scoring one try. In the second spell. College livened and hammered at the stubborn defence, scoring one try and a penaity goaJ.

WHAKATANE REPRESENTATIVES [BY TELEGBAPH- OWN* COKRESPOKDENT.] TE PUKE. Wednesday.

The following Rugby players have been selected to represent Whakntane against Rar.gitniki at Te Teko on Saturday:—Ormond. Lysaght, Russell. Murdock. Fitzpatrick. Poland (City). Wardlaw. Duncan. Hyland. Haywood (Taneatual. Harawira. Hohapata. J. Harawira. Pile (Pnroa), Anaru. Mitchell (RuatokiJ. T. Nuku (Poropororo) and Boynton (Waimana).