VARIOUS NOTES.

Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 427, 15 July 1913, Page 5

VARIOUS NOTES.

To-morrow's games— Otautau v. Waiau Rover., 1 p.m. on Otautau ground. Referee, P. Wilson. Nightcaps v. Riverton, 2.30 p.m. on Riverto,-. ground. Referee, O. Wilson. Otautau II v. Nightcaps 11, 3.30 p.m. on Otautau ground. Referee, P. Wilson. Nightcaps were the viotims of hard luck on Satur. day when they were beaten by Waiau Rovers at Orepuki by 12 points to nil. From various causes five of their team were replaced oy juniors, - •*«" : * Nightcaps have a very strong team to 'most Rivor. ton to-morrow, Bill Egan having consented to pin,/, and Swanney Smith is again able to taKe en. ilel<.. The Southland Times laments the non-m.iusionj jf Norman Cowie m the Southland team ag4ii_. u lio Maoris to-morrow. Seconded. Jim Gow was very unfortunate In reoaivlug a broken collar-bone m the Orawia match aadOUutaa will feel his loss for the rest of the season. Otautau 111 grade team journeyed to Riverton on Wednesday to fulflt the fixture as arranged with Riverton 111, only to find that Riverton had ignored the ttxtuses and journeyed to Orepuki. After the team arrived from Oreupki a team was got together. I including 4 second grade men, and pitted against) the Otautau boys, who were defeated by 11 points I to 0. Otautau, by the way, only played 12 of a team, and did exceptionally well under the circumstances. Two tries were scored for Otautau by A. Coulter. " Orepuki 111 defeated Riverton 111 by 3 to nil. Riverton Seniors journeyed to Inv.rcargill oa Wednesday, aud were defeated by the "Blues" b» 22 points to 3. Riverton were weak m the bnok& but did well m the flrsFspell, which ended 3 all,