RUGBY FOOTBALL
INJURIES TO PLAYERS Complaints regarding injuries to players through illegal sprigs on boots were received at a meeting of the Auckland Rugby Referees' Association last evening.' Mr. J. G. C. Wales , presided over _ an attendance of 54 members. It was decided to inspect all boots before games commence next Saturday. A referee will attend the North Shore shed by request to discuss rules with players. The Methodist Young Men's Bible Class Union asked for referees to control /toumamfent. ; games on June 4. Sufficient !members. were appointed. : . The marked similarity of club colours, 'especially on- Eden Park No. 1, was discussed. It was decided to request the Rugby Unibn to provide two sets of distinctly colfoui'ed jerseys to be used on No. 1 ground when the club colours are likely to lea'd to confusion. Mr. T. J. Burnand. of the Otago (Referees' Association, was welcomed to the meeting, being accepted as a member on transfer. THAMES COMPETITIONS [from our own correspondent] THAMES, Monday The Thames Rugby competitions were continued on Saturday in showery weather. Hui Mai beat College Old Boys by 11 points to .0. G. Jludson score<l two tries, while W. Savage kicked a penalty' goal and converted one "try. United,' 5, defeated Physical Training, 0. E'.. Hayward- Bcored and G. Maxwell converted.. In ,the junior game College Old Boys, 13,' beat Hui Mai.'O.
; MATAMATA V. UNIVERSITY The following team has been selected to represent the Matainiita. Sub-union against Auckland University College on. Saturday:— Fullback. I. Inman (Patetere); three-quar-ters, J. "Wilson (Wardville), D. Carlson (Patetere). Swap (Hinuera); five-eighths, Carroll (Wardville"), W. Carlson (Matamata); halfback, Soloman ■ (AVardvillo); forwards, Munro (Wirdville)," McLeay (Hir>uera), S.'mpson (Patetere), R. Johns. (Matainata), 'Sna'rpe ' (Matamata)j Warrerider (Hinuera), '.Pell- (Patetere), Fitzgerald (Matnmata). Emergencies: Fell (Patetisre), A. Inman (Patetere)i Stewart, (Patetere) and' Saxon (Wardville).,.- i '• The junior team to. pjny Te, Arolia juniors at' Te Aroha is as follows:—Fullback, P. Hawke (Hinuera) :.-threeauarters, C. Hnwke (Hinuera), A. Hughes (Wardville), Hopkins (Hinuera): five-eighths, Germann (Hinuera)., 'Cole (Old . Boya)halfback, Gill (Wardville):. forwards, Simpson (Old Boys), Campbell (Hinuera), Dnwkins ("Wardville). Connell' (Hinuera), Todd (Walton), Scott (Old. Boys), Robinson (Wardville), Delaney (Matamata). Reserves: Johnson, Clnrk and McLean (Walton), G. Ryan (Old Boys). MANGONUI UNION [BY CORRESPONDENT] KAITAIA, Monday The Jesuits of the football matches played under the Marigohui County Rugby Union on Saturday, are as follows:—Seniors: Kaitaia. 8. v. Ahipara, 6; Awanui, 17, v. Victoria Valley, 6. Juniors: Victoria Valley, 12, v. Oturu, 3'; Patu,. 8, v. Awanui, 4; Ahipara, 10, v. Kaitaia, 6. Third grade: Kaitaia, 3/ V.-Manukau, 3; Victoria Valley, 3, v. High School,'.o. .'-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21806, 22 May 1934, Page 7
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