RUGBY FOOTBALL
MORRINSVILLE UNION [froii our own correspondent] I MORRINSVILLE. "Wednesday It was reported at a meeting of the Momnsville Rugby Union committee last evening that four senior teams and eight junior teams were entered for the competitions. The third-grade competition will commence a fortnight after the junior. The draw for the first round is as follows: Seniors.—April 8. Terriers v. Kereone, TJnited v. Eastern Combined (both at Martinsville); April 15, Terriers v. United, at Mpmnsvillo, Kereone v. Eastern Combined, at Waitoa; April 22, Terriers v. Eastern Combined, Kereone v. United (both at Morrinsvillo). % .Juniors.—April 8, Old .Boys v. United, Kereone v. Eastern Combined B. Tahuna v. Terriers, Eastern Combined A v. Tainui, (all games at. Morrinsville); April 15, Kereone v. Old Boys, Tahuna v. United, .Eastern Combined A v. Eastern Combined B (at Te Puninga), Terriers v. Tainui; April 22. Tahuna v. Kereone. Eastern Combined A v. Old Boys, Terriers v. United, Eastern Combined B v. Tainui; April 29. Eastern Combined A v. Tahuna (at Tahuna), Terriers v. Kereone, Eastern Combined B v. Old Boys, United v. Tainui; May 6. Terriers v. Eastern Combined A. Eastern Combined B v.. Tahuna (at W,iitoa), United v. Kereone, Old Boys v. Tainui. ■ THE FRANKTON CLUB • "■ [from our own ' correspondent] • • HAMILTON, Wednesday The annual meeting of the- Frankton Rugby Football Club was. held last evening, the-president, Mr. T. Ty'ne.presiding. ' The statement of accounts disclosed ' a satisfactory financial .position and was adopted, together with the annual report. .Commenting on the annual report; Mr. A. J. Dens'said Unit he was disappointed n\ tho position the club had reached, and lie .urged greater co-operation among the members. The following officers were elected:— Patron, Mr. C. .T. Parlane: president, Mr, T. Time; vico»presidentß, :tl were elected; secretary and treasurer, Mr. P. A. S.yers; assistant-secretary, Air. F. Pickup, jun.; delegates, Messrs. H. V. Bateman, P. A; Syers and C.Oxonham; club captain, Mr, J. Hooper; committee, Messrs. 0.-Thompson, A. J. Dcnz, 11. D. Aitkcn, N. Hamilton, .11. Hooper. A. Buckingham. TECHNICAL OLD HOYS, HAMILTON [from our own correspondent] 11 AM ILTON. Wednesday There was a large attendance of members at tho annual meeting of tho Technical Old Boys' Football Club on Monday evening. The president, Mr. T. N. Pcinberton, presided. After discussing the question of new colours it was decided to ask the management committee of the Hamilton Rugby Union to approve of royal blue and white jerseys with club monogram, black shorts, and blue and white socks, to bo adopted as from the commencement of the 19.11 season. Officers were elected as follows:—Patron. Mr. W. Fraser; president Mr. T. N. Pcinberton; vice-presidents. 18 were olelctod; secretary. Mr. S. Dabb; treasurer, Mr. B. .7. L. Whiting; auditor. Mr. J. MoAnallv: delegates. Messrs E. ,T. L. Whiting. W. Fraser, IT, Layno; club captain, Mr. L Hook; committee, Messrs. .McGirty, 1). Annett. ,T. Adams. 11. Layno, L. St. George, J. dough. A. McOrail and K. Louden. NEW CLUB AT .P AERO A [llY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] PAEKOA. "Wednesday A well-attended meeting of civil servants was held in Paoroa last night, when it was 1 decided to form a Civil Servants' Sports Association and to enter a senior team in tho Puoroa Rugby Union's competition this season. Mr. \V. Allen reported that tho Railway Football Club had decided to wind up and join up with tho Civil Servants' Club and to hand over its assets to the new club. Officers elected were: -Patron. Mr. A, Mi Samuel, M.P.; president, Mr. ,T. M. Craig: deputy-president,. Mr. G. McNeil; vice-presi-dents, Messrs. A. Hart, K. R. Mclsaacs. L E. McDonald. T. Fulton. N. M. Winter, A. P. Grant. F. Hooker. W. Smith, W. Craig, J. Cochrane. P. Jaspers; secrcr tnry and treasurer, Mr. A. W. Lowe; club captain. Mr. W. .T. Liang; selector, Mi\ T. L. Williams; delegate to Paeroa Rugbv Union, Mr. W. Craig; auditors, Messrs. S. Wheeler and IT. E. Wigmore; 'committee;• Messrs. R. F. Riddall, A'. McCormeU, K, Laurence, L. Kerr, E. Duffy; A. .T. Fevre; W. Donaldson, 11. Boggs, ond W; Jonkirisori,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21454, 30 March 1933, Page 7
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671RUGBY FOOTBALL New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21454, 30 March 1933, Page 7
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