RUGBY FOOTBALL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21560, 3 August 1933, Page 7

RUGBY FOOTBALL

PROPOSED JUBILEE TROPHY MODERN DESIGN SUGGESTED RULES FOR COMPETITION ''l strongly favour getting something original of this nature," suid Mr. H. Frost, chairman of the management .pbmmittee of the Auckland Rugby Union, when a somewhat mo'dern design for the jubilee trophy, symbolic of the spirit of the. game, was under consideration at last evening's meeting. The design, submitted by Mr. A. Billington, was brought forward us a. possible alternative to the proposed Jubilee Gold Cup. Mr. Frost stressed the need of getting away from the old-fashioned idea of a cup and considered that a trophy, as visualised by the design submitted, symbolising .is it did the spirit and • traditions of the game, would be a splendid departure. As a decision had previously been made to make the jubilee trophy a gold cup, it was decided, after discussion, to table a notice of motion with a view to rescinding this decision so that acceptance of the new design could be given consideration. In submitting the new design, Mr. Billington also moved that as an official jubilee trophy a miniature gold cup bo donated to the winning team each year, the proposed new trophy, if accepted, not to be won outright, but to remain the property of the union for all time. Quoting specific instances, the New Zea< land Union deprecated in a circular letter to unions the use of obscene language to referees and the tendency of spectators to interfere with the control of the game. The committee decided to supply a copy of the letter to the Auckland Referees' Association. The Training College Club was. granted permission to play at Pacrpa on August 2G. The reinstatements of J. E. Garrod and K. F. Hall were by the New Zealand Union. Rules to govern the jubilee knock-out competition, commencing* on Saturday,, were advised as follows:—"In the event o£ both teams, at tho conclusion of any match, having scored an equal number of points, two extra periods of 10 minutes each shall bo played, .the teams changing over each spell. Iru.the event of the scores at the conclusion of the extra spells being even, the match will be replayed at a date and tirno to be fiied by tho management committee. In the event of any team failing to take the field at tho time and place appointed, it shull be deemed to have lost the match. The management committee shall, when making' the fixtures for the several rounds of the competition, at the same time fix tho time and date when replay matches, if any, shall be played. In the event of a replay being necessary this shall lake place at Eden Park on. the Wednesday following the Saturday at 4 p.m., two spells of 20 minutes to be- played. ' The following ground officials were appointed for Saturday:—Swonson, Messrs. C. H. Worsfold, A. Robertson; Show Grounds. Mr. C. J. Williams; Avondale, Mr. N. Robertson; Panmure, Mr.'J. Carr; GribbleHirst Park, Messrs, 11. Young'. R. Nelson; Onehunga. Mr. R. Ansell; Sturgis Park, Mr. F." Arnold; Point Chevalier. Mr. M. Adams; Domain, Mr. ,C. W. Henderson; Western Springs," Mr. G * Handcock; Grey Lynn. Mr. E. Boulton; Northcote. Mr. D. Miller: Stadium, Mr, J. Hebden; North Shore. Mr. A. W. Laurie; Polter's Park, Mr. M. Paris. ■ • ' The following championship matches were arranged for Saturday week:—College Rifles v. -Manukau; Ponsonby v. Grammar, Eden Park No. 1. 3 p.m.; Otahuhu v. Training College, Technical v. University, Marist v. Grafton, Eden Park No. 2. 3 p.m. The curtain-raiser match on Eden Park No. 1 will be a senior grade B gome between Grammar Colls and North Shore.

FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY Following are the'fixtures for Saturday:— Senior Grade.—Jubilee Gold Cup: Eastern Suburbs v. Training College, Panmure, 3 p.m.. Mr. C. F. Fowler; North Shore v. Technical Old Boys, North Shore.• 3 p.m., ill-. J. G. C. Wales; Otahuhu v. Grammar Old Boys. Sturges Park, 3 p.m., Mr. G. Peace; Grafton v. Marist. Eden Park No. 1. iJ p.m., Mr. W. Lomas; Colleco Rifles v. Eden, Eden Park No. 1, 1.30 p.m., Mr. A. A. Lucas; Parnell v. Mamikau, Show. Grounds No. 1, 'J p.m., Mr. 0. F. Paull. Practice Match.—Grammar Colts" "v. Manukau B, Show Grounds No. 3, 3 p.m.,. Mr. J. Sweeney. . - -. Second Grade A.—Grammar'/ A v. Y.M.C.A., Domain No. G, 1.45 p.m., Mr. C. W. Henderson; Otahuhu v. Trinity College, Sturges Park, 1.45 p.m., Mr. N. Lipscombe; North Shore v. University. Western Springs, 3 p.m., Mr. G. Handcock; . Technical Old Boys v. Northcote A, Northcote Park, 3 p.m., Mr. C. F. Stratford: Papatoetoe v. G.rufton A, Show Grounds No. 2. 3 p.m.. Mr. C. H. Bowden; Manukau v. Relief' Workers. Onehunga No. 1, 1.45 p.m., Mr. C. Murdoch. Second Grade B.—Suburbs v. Technical Old Boys, Eden' Park No. 3, 3 p.m., Mr. A. M. Mackay; Ponsonby v. Marist, Eden Park No. 3, 1.30 p.m., Mr. J. R. Miller; Training College v. Northcote B, Domain A T o. 2) 3 p.m.. Mr. D. Wakerley; Gruftoii Colts v. Waitemata, Swanson, 3 p.m., Mr. R. K. Hay how Grammar 13. v. Tamakt. Victoria Park No. 2, 3 p.m., Mr. A.' E. Austin; College Rifles v. University B. Point Chevalier No. 2, i; 45 p.m., Mr. M. Adams. Third Grade Open.—College Rifles v. University, Show- Grounds No. 1, 1.45 p.m.; Mr. C. J. Howard; Howick v. Newton, Eden Park No. 2, 3 p.m., Mr. E. Earlly"; Oratia v. North Shore. North Shore No. 2. 3 p.m., Mr. F. Fry:, Eden, a bye, -. ' ; v . Third Grade Intermediate A.—College Rifles v. R.N.V.R., Point Chevalier No.* 2; 3 p.m., Mr. M. Adams; . Papatoetoe v. Y.M.G.A., Outer Domain, 3 p.m., Mr. V. Garden; Marist v. Manukau A, Domain No, 2, 1.45 p.m., Mr. D. Wakerley; Otahuhu',Vv Eden A, Gribble-Hirst' Park, 3 p.m., Mr. D. Wright; Eastern Suburbs, a bye. Third Grade Intermediate B.—Parnell v. Technical Old Boys, Western Springs, 1.45 p.m., Mr. G. Handcock; Training College v. Manukau B, Onehunga No. 1, 3 p'.m;, Mr. C. Murdoch; Suburbs v. Dilworth: Old Boys, Avondale No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr. J. ! Colvin; North Shore v. Waitemata, Point Chevalier No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr. C. W. Schnauer; ' University v. Northcote, Grey Lynn No. 1, ;3 p.m., Mr. E. Boulton; Grammar A v. Eden B. Gribble-HiiSt Park. 1.45 p.m., Mr. H. W. Boau Fourth Grade.—Grafton v. Suburbs, Point Chevalier *\o. 1, 1.45 p.m., Mr. C. W. Schnauer; Grammar A v. Northcote, North-cot-o Park, 1.45 p.m. Mr. C. F. Stratford: Technical Old Boys v. Grammar B, Stadium. 3 p.m., Mr. J. Hebden; Otahuhu v. Oratiiv, Oratia, 3 p.m., Mr. A. E. Macintosh ; Ponsonby wins by default. Fifth Grade.—Grammar v. Technical Old Boys. Grey Lynn No. 1, 1.45 p.m., Mr. E. Boulton; Marist v. Suburbs, Avondale No. 1, 1.45 p.m., Mr. J. Colvin; Manukau v. Eden. Onehunga No. 2, 3 p.m.. Mr. F. E, Gargen; Ponsonby wins by default. Sixth Grade.—Marist v. Technical Old Boys, Stadium, 1.45 p.m„ Mr, J. Hebden: Jiden v. Grafton. Outer Domain, 1.45 p.m., Mr. H. T. Robinson; Suburbs v. Northcote, Victoria Park No. 2, 1.45 p.m., Mr. H. D. Craig; Manukau v. Ponsonby, Domain No. C, 3 p.m., Mr. W. Gasparich. , Junior Boys.—lntermediate grade: Eastern Suburbs v. Suburbs, Show Grounds No. 3, 1.45 p.m., Mr. E. Simmons; Northcote v. Parnell, Potter's Park, 3 p.m., Mr. M. Paris; Manukau, a„ bye. Junior Grade A.—Eastern Suburbs A v. Manukau A, Onehunga No. 2, 1.45 p.m., Mr. F. E. Gnrgen; Eastern Suburbs B v. Manukau B, Onehunga No. 3, 3, p.m., Mr. It. J. Lye; Good Shepherd v. Eden, Potter's Park, 2 p.m., Mi-. M. Paris; Otahuhu. a bye. Junior Grade B.—Newton v. Waitemata, Foint Chevalier No. 3. 1.45 p.m., Mr. C. S. Reador; Northcote v. Parnell, Potter's Park, 1 p.m., Mr. F. H. C. Jenks; Y.M.C.A. v. Suburbs, Avondalo No. 2, 1.45 p.m., Mr. E. W. Adams. Calixlus Shield Final.—Western Suburbs v. Show Grounds, Eden Park No. 2, 1.30 p.m., Mr. V. Keefe. Roller Mill Sliield Triuls.—.Auckland South v. Auckland North, Eden Park No. 2,. 12.30 p.m., Mr. A. V. Styles; Auckland - Central v. Eden Junior Boys. Eden Park No. <l, 12.30 p.m., Mr. E. B. Gladding. House Match.—Auckland Meat Company v. Overington and Bridges, Show Grounds No. 2, 2 p.m., Mr. R. Leatheart. Line Umpires.—Eden' Park No. 1, 1.80 p.m., Messrs. M. P. Malcolm and R. McKenzic; Eden, Park No. 1, 3 p.m., Messrs. M. P. Malcolm and R. McKenzio. Reserves.—Messrs. D. V. Moore* C. Stitchbury, N. S. Conquer, E. G. Pepper, J. Finlayson, L. Bay. \ *

SECONDARY SCHOOLS' MATCHES Senior Grade.—Mount Albert v. •Grammar. Eden Park No. 1, 12.30 p.m., Mr. L. H. Briggs; King's, v. Sacred Heart, King's Col'lege, 3 p.m., Mr. J. A. Malcolm; Takapnna, a bye. Second Grade.—Mount Albert v. Grammar A, Mount Albert. 11 a.m., Mr. A. Blow; King's v. Grammar B, King's College, 1.30 p.m., Mr. J. A. Malcolm. Third Grade A.—Grammar A v. Mount Albert, Grammar No. 1, 11 a.m., Mr. H. M. Scott; Sacred Heart v. Otaliuhu, Otahuhll Trotting Ground, 10 a.m., Mr. P. Malcolm. Third Grade B.—Mount Albert B V. Grammar B, Mount Albert, 10 a.m., Mr. A. Blow; Technical College v. Takapuna, Nortii Shore No. 2, 11 a.m., Mr. B. Elwortli. Fourth Grade.—King's v, Grammar C, arranged; Sacred Heart v. Grammar A. Grammar No. I, iO a.m., Mr. Scott; Mount Albert D v. Grpmmar B, Grammar No. 2,

11 a.m., Mr. R. McKenzie; Takapuna v. Technical A, North Shove No. 2, 10 a.m., Mr. B. Flhvorth; Mount A v. Technical 13, Victoria Park No. 2, 11 a.m., Mr. E. Matthews; Otahuhu,' a bye. Fifth Grade A.—Grammar v. Otahub'i, Otahuhu Trotting Grouifd, 11 a.m., Mr. P. Malcolm; Sacred Heart v. Technical, Sacred Heart, 11 a.m.. Hr. G. A. Lendrum. Fifth Grade B.—Mount Albert A v. Technical B, Outer Domain, 10 a.m., Mr. J. Lineen; Grammar B v. .King's, arranged; Takapuna v. Mount Albert B, Outer Domain, 11 a.m , Mr. .T. Lineen; Grammar C v. Dilworth, Dilworth School. 9.30 a.m.. Mr. H. W. Bean. Sfixth Grade A, —Grammar A v. Mount Albert, Domain No. 2. 10 a.m., Mr. S. Ashby) Technical A v. Grammar B, Domain No. G, 10 a.m., Mr. C. Munyard. Sixth Grade B.—Otahuliu v_ Takapuna, Domain No. 2.9' a.m.. Mr. S. Ashby; Grammar C v. Mount Albert B, Grammar No. 2, 10 a.m., Mr. R. McKenzie'; Technical B v. Sacred Heart, Sacred Heart, 10 a.m., Mr. G. A. Lendrum; Kowhai, a bye. Seventh Grade.—Grammar v. Takapuna, Victoria Park No. 2, 10 a.m., Mr. E. Matthews; Mount Albert A v. Mount Albert B, arranged; Technical v. Otahuhu. Domain No; G, 9 a.m., Mr. C. Munyard. King's v. Grammar, Eden Park No. 1. Wednesday, "2:45 p.m., Mr. C. W. Schnauer. Pit IMA RY' SCHOOLS MATCHES "The following primary schools' Rugby football matches will be played to-morrow, except where otherwise stated:— EDEN -PARK GROUP Senior. Grade. —Roller Mills Shield: Auckland Central v. Auckland South, Eden Park No. 2, Saturday, 12.30 p.m. Intermediate Grade. —Group championship final: Maungawhau v. Kowhai B, Eden Park _No. 2, 3.15 p.m. Junior Grade.—Next Wednesday: Brixton Road v. Westitnere, Eden Park No. 2, 3.50 p.m.Edendahs v. Mount Eden, Eden Park No. 3, 3.5 p.m.; Grey Lynn v. Convent, Eden Pork No. 3, 3.50 p.m.; Kowhai A v. Mount Albert. Eden Park No. 2. 3.5 p.m.; Kowhai B v. Maungawhau 73, Potter's Park, 3.15 p.m.; 'Maungawhau A, a bye. SHOW GROUNDS GROUP 1 Senior Grade.—All matches at 3.15 p.m.: Representative practice. No. 1; Ellerslie v. Onehunga, No. 2; Cornwall Park v. Meadowbank,; No. 3. Intermediate Grade.—Cornwall Park v. Remuera,. Cornwall Park School, 3.15 p.m. ;• Epsom v. Royal Oak B, No. 2, 2.30 p.m.; Roybl Oak A v. Onehunga, The Farm, 3.15 p.m.: Ellerslie v. Mount Roskill, No. 4, 3.15 p.m. There will be no matches thi3 week in the junior grade. ROLLER MILLS SHIELD The Auckland Central primary schools' representative team to compete in the Roller Mills Shield competition will be chosen from the following:—Fish (Avondale Soutty, Wilson (Glen Eden). Childs (Normal), Wiles. Hetherington, Grace, Ebbitt, Morris, Tiexiera, Harding, Martini (Kowhai), Canavan, (Grey Lynn), Newby, Oldnall (Avondale). Ashley. Midwood (Maungawhau), Choate (Westmere). McFarlane (Gladstone Road), Appleton, Bradley (New Lynn), Gracie (Point Chevalier), Pearce, McCann (Owairaka). BENEFIT MATCH A Rugby football match played at ttje Domain yesterday in aid of the funds for the Sports Queen in the Prosperity Week campaign. between Telegraph and University resulted in a draw, each side scoring 11 points. For Telegraph Lane (2) and Porteous scored tries, D. E. Keane converting one. Tries for University were scored by Garlick and Roberts. Garlick converted one and kicked a penalty goal. MATCH AT MATAMATA The following team, will represent the University Rugby Football Club against the Matamata representatives at Matamata on Saturday:—Bush, Milliken. Caugliey. Kedgley. Green. Millvihill, McKearney, Jagusch McVeagh, Thomas, Robinson, Wood. Anderson. Sherwood, Stacey, Sutherland, Boswell, Sheath.

MAN G ATA WHIR I TEAM [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] POKENO, Wednesday The Mnngatawhiri representative team, which will play as the Franklin B team against Waiuku B. at Tuakau on Saturday, is as follows:—J. Adlam, R. O'Leary, S. McRobbic, K. Tonga. G. Weir, Soloman. C. Leatham. S. Wilkinson. C. Clarki H. Barton, C. Mcßobbie, K. Keith, H". Perfect, M. Searlp, G. Hastie, D. Morey, H. Cummings, W. Bodley. TE AROHA REPR ESENTATIVES [from our own correspondent] TE AROHA, Wednesday The following team will represent Te Aroha B representatives against Morrinsville at Morrinsvillo on Saturday:—S.-Golds-bury, Ross; Williams, -Lipsey, Rackham, <J. Graham. E. Graham, R. Leece, J. Maloney. H. Dicken, : T. Dicken, Everett, Palmer, Mikkelsen; Edmonds. Emergencies: Cuulton, Aisjabie. Goodfellow, Renton, ( Sykes. The Te Aroha third grade representatives to meet Waihi at Te Aroha in the McLean Cuv challenge match will be chosen from the following:—Hill. Mackay, Maddren, Trenmiu, Winter. Woolly; "Reece, Robad, Watkin, Wild, Hincs, Osborne. Mannington, Hrzlcton, Dunn, Johansen, Franish. 'TE PUKE BEATS WHAKATANE . [BY■ TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] TE PUKE. Wednesday -j A Rugby ■ football match was-played today between Te Puke and Whakatane., The game was fast and open, and resulted in a win for Te Puke by 17 points to. 15; •' . i '' ' • .. MAORI CHALLENGE CUP ; [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] : OPOTIKI, Wednesday : The following team has been selected tb represent, the Whakatohea .Tribal Club in a match to be played on Saturday at Hoto r rua against Te Arawa, holders 'of the'Tai-nuj-Mainpoto Challenge Cup:—Backs.- Williams, R, Paul, Temple, Kingi, Kopu, T„ Black. T. Walker. Forwards: S. Kelly,'Clay, Pohipi, G; Edwards, J. Edwards,. Shadow, Walker, J. Brown. Emergencies: Hala, P. Br'dwn,' Maunsell, Tairua. *'

MARLBOROUGH/DEFEATED WIN FOR CANTERBURY B -[BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday The Marlborough representative team was beaten to-day by the Canterbury B team by 10 points to 5. Canterbury had a lead of three points at the interval, but in the second half the Canterbury backs took charge and. opening up the game effectively, scored 13 extra points. The Marlborough forwards held the-, local pack, but .the visiting bacjcs lacked ability to penetrate.'.'>■ ; » • <i EASY WIN FOR CANTERBURY' ASHBURTON'S CHALLENGE [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH, Wednesday Defending the Ranfurly Shield for the first time this 'season, Canterbury had a runaway victory over Ashburton this afternoon, winning by 31 points to 7. Canterbury's line was not crossed, Ashburton's qcoro coining from a field goal and a penalty goal, Ashburton secured a field goal •within six minutes of the kink-off and continued. to ketfp the score within reasonable limits until half-time, but only by keeping play ,as tight as possible. This kept 'the ball from the Canterbury backs, who early showed marked superiority over Ashburton. At half-time the score, was 13—7 in favour of Canterbury. In tho second spoil Ashburton did not, or could not, continue its early policy. The Canterbury backs and forwards struck better form, the Ashburton defence crumbled, and Canterbury ran up a big ecore. The home forwards played a Mgry impressive game, np to best Ranfurly Shield standard. The - backs also were good on attack and defence, with the pne weakrsss that passes were often slowly and uncertainly given by Stevons at 'the back of the scrum. Tho Ashburton forwards pla-yed a sturdy, determined game, especially in the first half, but they never looked like scoring. The backs showed some ability in defence, but never developed.""an attacking mqvement. which looked really dangerous. • . 'i '': : " " : t. ' .' INTER-COLLEGE GAME ST. PATRICK'S, 5; WELLINGTON, 3 [BY TKLF.GItAPH —PRKSS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Wednesday In perfect weuther, and'before 3000 spectators, St. Patrick's College, Silverstream, defeated Wellington College at Rugby today by 5 points to 3. Tho forwards dominated the game, which was played at a fast pace. Early in tho game Pairio, the St. Patrick's centre, made a brilliant run and scored handily. Wilson converted. In the second spell Crawley kicked a penalty' goal for Wellington. In a fourth grade curtainraiser St. Patrick's beat Wellington College by 13 points t0,3.