THE LEAGUE CODE
RESULTS IN LOWER GRADES Following are the results of lower grade League football matches played on Saturday : Fourth Grade.—Knock-out semi-final: Newton. 18, City, 14. Primary Schools.—Auckland Representatives, 9, Richmond, 3; Avondale, 15, Avondale Convent, 3. Seven-a-Side Games.—Green Lane, 6, Richmond, 0. House Matches.—Bond and Bond. 11, George Court, 7; Woolworths, 8. Henrds, 6. PAPAKURA CLUB A successful smoke concert was held by the Papakura Rugby League Football Club. The president. Mr. S. H. Godden, welcomed the visitors, who included the chairman of the Junior Control Board, Mr. D. Wilkie. and Messrs. W. F. Clarke, I. Stonex, C Howe and A. Chapman, representing the board. The chairman of the Papakura Town Board, Mr. H. E. McEntee. and representatives of other Papakura sports and social bodies were also present. There was an attendance of about 70 club members. WHANGAREI MATCHES [by telegraph —ow.v correspondent] WHANGAREI. Saturday In perfect weather, and in the presence of a fair attendance, the concluding game of the season of the Rugby League code was played on Jubilee Park this afternoon between a Mstori team nnd a pakeha team, the former winning by 23 points to 13. The ground was hard and the game wns very fast nnd open. Notwithstanding the very wet winter, the season was one of the League code has experienced in North Auckland. It is the committee's intention to proceed immediately with improvements to the playing area nnd also provide an additional ground for next season.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22239, 14 October 1935, Page 17
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