TOMORROW’S RUGBY

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 725, 26 July 1929, Page 11

TOMORROW’S RUGBY

ARRANGEMENTS IN CASE OF WET WEATHER POSSIBLE CHANGES Should weather conditions change much -fur-the worse, which, according To present indications is not at all likely, tho Auckland Rugby Union is putting out Us alternative arrangements lor Charity 1 lay. It' Eden Cork is unplayable tho college games, Grammar v. King’s, Sacred Heart v. yiopnt Albert, Varsity and Grammar Old Boys, will bo called off that ground. Tho school games will then be played on No. 1 Showgrounds, and the Var-sity-Grammar match at the Grammar School. As such changes would necessita o others, it has been arranged that City and Ponsonby take No. 3 ground, Krtt-tj Parte, at 3 p.m., while College Julies and Technical Old Boys will play the .curtain-raiser to the I’onsonbyCity.gatno. In the event of these many ; Iterations taking place, ManukauMurist fifth grade game, set down for No. 1 .Showgrounds, will he postponed to a later date. Thong’ll the union has decided on these tentative arrangements, the state of Eden Park today is such that there does not seem any necessity for the suggested changes, but the union is anxious to take all precautions. Inquiries may bo made from the union office tomorrow morning, -Informaat any .one of tho newspaper offiffejT

DOMAIN GROUNDS

It has been announced that owing to .the heavy rains during this week, which have made tho various football areas very wet and heavy, the inner and outer Domain will bo closed to all until 2 o’clock tomorrow afternc»nn.