RUGBY FOOTBALL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21245, 27 July 1932, Page 9

RUGBY FOOTBALL

INTER-HOUSE COMPETITION The following matches will bo played tomorrow in the inter-houso Rugby football competition:—John Court, Ltd., v. Ross and Glendining, Ltd., Victoria Park No. 1, 4 p.m., Mr. A. E. Austin; Sargood, Son and Ewen v. Farmers' Trading Company, Victoria Parle No. 2,- 4 p.m., Mr. C. W. Schnaeur. PRIMARY. SCHOOLS MATCHES The following matches will bo played ir. the Victoria Parle &roup of the, Auckland Primary Schools' Rugby Union's competitiona on Friday, except where otherwise stated:— . -Senior Grade. —Napier Street V! "Bayfield, Victoria Park No. 8, 3.40 p.m.; Vermont Street v. Norlhcote, Victoria. Park' No. 1, 3 p.m. Intermediate Grade. —Kohimarama v. Westmere, Victoria Park No. 2, 3 p.m.; Ponsonby v. Richmond Road, Victoria Park No. 3, 3 p.m.; Vermont Streot v. Curran Street, Victoria Park No. 1, 3 p.m., tomorrow: Bayfield a bye. Junior Grade.—Vermont Street v. Ponsonby, Victoria Park No. 1, 3.40 p.m.; Curran Street v. Bayfield, Victoria. Park No. 2, 3 p.m., to-morrow; Westmere v. Richmond Road, Grey Lynn Park, C p.m.; Napier Street a byo. The following will represent the Victoria Park aud North Shore groups against the Domain group in a trial match at Victoria Park on Monday next, starting at four o'clock:—Laurio, McGregor, Mutton (Northcote), Sandford, Levy (Bayfield), Zambucca, Rangi, Daley, Treston, Campbell (Vermont Street), Flynn, Gilbert, Bearsley (Vauxhall), Baldwin, Sheahan (Stanley Bay), Hodgson. Farquharson (Devonport), Morgan (Napier Street). , After this match the team to represent Auckland North in the Roller Mills Shield competition will be chosen. WAIUKU REPRESENTATIVES The following will represent the Waittku Rugby Union in a match against Pukekohe to be played at Wniuku on Saturday':— Fullback, A. McGlasham (United); threequarters. R. McKenzie (United), R. Jackson, captain (City), E. Moylo (Otaua); five- 1 eighths, B. Jafnea (City), R. Kernpo (City); halfback, J. McKenzie (United); forwards, N. McFarlano (United), A. Kerebes (Wnipipi), R. Hull - (Waipipi), R. Finlay (Otaua), C. Blacklaw (Otaua), J. Bregman (City), R. McNaugliten (City), Kerr (Aka Aka). Resorves: J. McNaughten (Waipipi), Knox (United), S. Bryant (Waipipi). MORRINS VILLE V. CAMBRIDGE [from our own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE, Tuesday The following team will represent Morrinsville against Cambridge at Cambridge on Saturday for the Finlay Cup:—Fullback, A. Robson; threequarters, M. Ander-. son, J. Aitkcn, J. Hornett: five-eighths, G. Bowden, W. Cameron; halfback, M. Bodmin; forwards, J. Leeson, G. Reynolds, J. Hedley, C. Cameron, G. Leeson, C. Roach, A. Cameron, L. Clarkin. Emergencies :.>G. Frear, Angus Cameron. RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Tuesday Subject to the consent of the management committee of the New Zeajand Rugby Union, the Wellington _ Rugby Football Union has decided to issue a challenge to Canterbury for the Ranfurly Shield. FINLAY CUP GAMES HAMILTON TEAMS CHOSEN [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]' HAMILTON, Tuesday, The Hamilton Rugby Union has entered, two teams in the Waikato Union's Finlay Cup competition and both will play on Sat-, urday. The A team, which will hieet Taupiri at Taupiri, has been selected as follows:—Fullback, McCormick; threequarters, Parker, 'llook, W. Cassidy; five-eighths. Cotter, R. Johnstone; halfback, L. Denz; back row, Weatherly; middle row, Goodyear, T. Cassidy, Noakes, F. Cassidy; front row, McCormick, Byrne, Priscott. Resorves: Monteith, W. Patterson. . ! Following is the B team, which will play Raglan at Hamilton:—Fullback, Lissette; three-quarters, Griffiths, St. George, Broderiok; five-eighths, Potter, Gilling; halfback, McDell; back row, Caskey; middle row, Robinson, U. Johnstone, Dold, Gillett; front row, Clough, Roach, Attwood. Reserves: Bruco, Grogan. — RULES OP THE GAME DECISION IN PANTERBUKY [BY TEJLEGRAPII —rRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday As the New Zealand Rugby Union has rulod that the matter of teams leaving the field at half-time cannot be discussed at the special meeting of delegates from Rugby unions being called to discuss the no replacements rule the management committee of the Canterbury Union to-night decided to circulate another requisition in order that the question of leaving the field at halltime might also bo considered by the delegates when assembled.