RUGBY FOOTBALL

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11250, 30 June 1922, Page 8

RUGBY FOOTBALL

ALL BLACK TOUR. (By Teiegraph—Special to '"Times/') MASTEHTON, June 29. It has been decided that the All Black football team will play a match against Wairarapa at Masterton on July 19th, prior to leaving on a tour of Australia. * ARMY V. NAVY. MATCH THIS AFTERNOON. Rugby teams representing tho Army and the Navy are to play a match on the "Wellington College ground this afternoon. The event is a unique on® in the history of the game in Wellington, and it is likely to be of a very interesting character, particularly in view of the fact that several ex-All Blacks will take the field with tho Army team. The following have been chosen to represent the Army: Full-back, Kivell; three-quarters. Ivory, Beard, Clifton; five-eights, Jennings, Wilkes; half-back, McCaskill; wing forward, Avery (captain); forwards, Opie, Farr, Bigwathar, Porteous, Dalton, Fennsssy, amd .Francis. Avery, Porteous, and Francis hare represented New Zealand. WELLINGTON REPRESENTATIVES. It is understood that several changes are likely in tho Wellington team to play Taranaki at Hawera on Wednesday next. Thomas (’Varsity and S. Shearer (Poneko) are among those not available. Tho vacancies have not yet been filled. ALTERATIONS TO FIXTURES. The following alterations to fixtures for Saturday are announced : Junior—JohnsonviJl® v. Berhampore, Athletio Park No. 1, 1.15 p.m.; R. McCulloch. Fourth—Hutt v. Upper Hutt, Hutt Recreation Ground; H. Pilcher. Fifth —Oriental A v. Hutt, Hutt Park, 2.45 p.m.; V. F. Dewhurist. Sixth—athletic A v. Technical College, Kilbirnie No. 1, 2.45 p.m.; W. Car6on. Seventh —Y.M.C.A. v. Selwyn, Polo Nil. 1, 1.15 p.m.; W. E. Souper. St. Patrick’s College, a bye.