EAST V. WEST.

Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XIII, Issue 1097, 8 May 1903, Page 3

EAST V. WEST.

The $up matches for 1903, under the auspices Hof the Paei;oa Rugby Union csnyiysnce to-narrow afternoon, when the East/Bud West teams will meot. Speculation is rife as to which fifteen will be victorious, and - although I am not going to hazard a guess as to the result of the match, still I thinlc I can coafidently say that the game will be well contestod and will prove most interesting. East should be fully as strong as it was last year, while tho West team should prove to be a better combination than the fifteen that did battle for that district last season. The game tomorrow will commence at three o'clock, and Mr. W. Moore will have charge of. tho whistle. The price of admission to the ground will be sixpence, ladie^free. The teams are as follows :— - WE3T. Full-back, Farrelly; three-quar-ters, Bradley, Manning, and Muir; J five-eights, Vuglar; half Cham- | herlain ; forwards, Williams and Witmore (wings), Hamilton, Callagrhan, Silcoek (2), Moore, H. Bromwich, and Witmore; Emergencies ; Dryland and McGeehin (backs), Douglas, Stokes and Cassidy (forwards) ,-^f- ;■.-■;• :;i:, .-EAST.-... .... : Full-back, Rolton; three-quarters, Mettam, Flynn, and Hill; five-eights, Sherson; half, Brenan; forwards, Coote and Speer'(wings), Sorensen (2), W. Capill, McCulloeh, Goonan, Howie, and Hart. Emergencies, Ccck, E. Mettam. Rolton, and J. Oapill.