Rugby’s Second Round

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1009, 27 June 1930, Page 8

Rugby’s Second Round

VARSITY MEETS TECHNICAL

Grammar and Teachers

TIIE second round of the Ai competition will commer will be played at Eden Park Boys, Grammar Old Boys v. Old Boys v. City. The Unive: will be the main attraction an by both teams recently, a fas result. Th© curtain-raiser will be played between Grammar Old Boys and Training College and this should also provide an interesting contest. Marist and City have both shown improved form of late, and the result on number two ground should be very close. Manukau and College Rifles will meet at Onehunga, where the West < oast team should be successful, and I‘onsonby should have no trouble in obtaining a win against Grafton at the Showgrounds. Teams are as follow: Senior A Grade Manukau.—Turei, Albon. Stewart, TV vimbie, Jones, Payers. Pile, Pearce, Kahu, McGuire, Satherley (2), Dixon, Pepper, Taylor*, Davis, Cooney, Cotter. University.—Butler,' Stokes, Milliken, McKay, Jenkine (2), Rae, Jolly, Barker, D’Authreau, Anderson, Stacey, Douglas, Edwards, Brooker. Marist.—Hadley (2), Hennessey, Locke, Clark, Eville, Carroll, Judd, Walsh, Conway, Smith, Loft, Johnson, Cornthwait, Evans, Sweeney, Loombe, McVeagh. City.—Blakey, Kerr-Taylor, Crook, Linden, Berridge, Stehr, Carter, McKay, Holt, Hanna, Whelan, Barnes, Sorenson, Logan, Papish, Gunn, Lamb. Grammar Old Boys.—Hutchinson. E. G.i rlick, Singleton, Wilson, Lendrum, Weir, Lewis, Corner, Bell. Potter (2), Knight (2), P.atty (2), Jordan, Skelton, Greville, It. Wilson. Grammar Colts.—A. Singleton. Buckley, Reid, Howell, Savory, Tapper, Biss, Forsyth. Frankham, Sharpe, Mansill, Cleghorn, Young, Von Sturmer. Senior B Grade Manukau.—Simmonds, Speight. Kereopa, Rewiti, Kemp, Penny <2>, Payntor, McCoy, Muir, Hargraves, Tyrrell, Eustace, Pearce, Lamb, Kelly, Morgan. Walters, Cunningham. Lipseombe, Wilson, Parker, Fauider, Harris, Littlejohn. University.—McGlashen, Abbott (2), Ilosking, Bayly, Stewart. Babbage, Watts, Gregory, Laurie, Watt, McKean, Kau, Glllett (2), Boswell, Lowe, Fender. Parnell.—A. Dyett, S. Rhodes, T. Franklin, T. Hill, K. Satherly, S. Tapper, L. Fausett, W. Flynn, W. Bines, K. Davis, P. Newland, J. Iverson. G. Bell, T. Courtney, P. Macintosh, W. Killip, C. Munyard, C. Wes .on. Second Grade Universty —Jackson, Bourke, Dodd* Henton, iKngston, Hely, Gaudin, Lorrimer, Hawkins, Gregg, Farrell, Tattersfield, Robb, Foote, Parsons, Stevenson, Kenny. University Colts.—Robinson, Mulgan, Carson, Bertram, McCoy, Mason (2), Bell, Platts, Addis, Ramsay, Paterson, Andrewes, Henderson, Bloomfield, Mars. Marist.——Stowell, Foy, Prendergast, Coleman, Schultz, Trigg, Muller, Rennie, Gabriel, Ricketts, Lynch, Toye, McVeagh, Butler;- bavey, Turner, Bickerton. city —Harding, Doonin (2), Phillips, Allan, Bridle, Cohen, Tennhnt, Donaldson, Fitzjames. Rocard, Spiller, Simmonds, Matheson, Farnall, Wliistance, M< Bride, McDonald. Y.M.C.A.—Lord. Thompson (2), Kershaw*, Billinghurst, Fade, Fear, Herbert, Cote, Whitmarsh, Silcock, Ware, Holt, l ove, Bergman, Mather. Royal Naval Reserve.—McLeod, Palmer, .Stuart, Sergeant. Allen, Cross, Tilly, Watson, Cameron, Gunn, Reid, Broadhead, Barry, Tindall, O’Dell, Wallingford, Benton. Tamaki.—Koeford (2), Flowerday, Diamond, Knight, Parrish, Nicholson, Dufty, Welch, Stubbs, Hoyte, Logan (2), Lulu, Carter, Darrow, Crewther, Dixon, Blong, Day, Coleman. Third Grade University.—Lewis, Schroff, Buddie, Price, O’Meara, Griffiths, Young, Hooper, Hudson, Rushwortli, Pohlen, McDonald, Sutherland, Williams, White, Stone. Oratia.—Dye, Clark, Harre, Kranich <"2), Firth, Butler, Warnock, Hemming, Bradley, Rogers, Nola, Martin, Sunde (2), Marinovich, Vella, Simlch, Vulina, Smith, Belch. Waitemata.—Delaney, Guy, Ludbrook, Blutcher, Hetit, Scott, Reber, Buchanan, Colvin, Taylor, Sinton, Millwood, Tuffnell, Bartulovich, Ross, Thomson, Farrelly, McLean. Tramways.—.T. Stewart. C. Boag, G. Harris, C. Elsby, J. Keenan, W. Howell, J. Mclntyre. V. McCredie, G. Garner, D. Grant, W. Dempsey, E. Langton, J. Corden, D. Warren, T. McKoy. Emergencies: S. Belehamber, J. Stenson, G. Olsson, J. Botterill, W. Horne. Third Intermediate Grade Manukau.—Smith, McKenna, Airey, Langton, Halford. Stone, Smith, Brown, King, Strong (2), Heigh way, Paddy, Rutherford, Hinches, Murdock, Harold, Hatfield. Collins, Ansell, Simmonds, Hood, Littlejohn. University.—Keith, Hesketh, Stanton, Rapson, Lovey, Reeves, Wilson (2), Moor, Kirk. Orsulieh, Laking, Keenan, Millar, Garry, Copeland. Marist.—Corbett, Irvine, Soljak, Wilkinson, McVeagh, Murphy, Bryant, Diamond, Foote, Grace (2), Smith, Little, Craies, Garvey. Scholium. Hay. Mc.Rac. City.—Cantlon, Wells (3), Holt (2), Webb, Warren, Peillon, Molesworth, Mead, Patten, Atsolum, Moore, Phillips, Ford, Mains. Grey, Newman. Grammar A.—Anderson. Lofley, King, Heard. Davenport, Sheriff. Todd, Potter, Don, Trewhella, Walton, Taylor, Wiberg, Whitley, Parker, Preston. Grammar C. —Owen, Grant. Adams, Williams, Chambers. Miller, Robertson, Drummond. Holmes, Bell, Gordon, Fenton, Anderson, Crump, Rawle, Warren. Fourth Grade Manukau.—Farkhurst, Inglis, Houghton. Wiberg, Walker, Broadhurst, Vickery, Christian, King (2), Dickens, Allen, Dunning, Whitcombe, Young, Mills, McMinn. Clark, Wallbank, Rollerson. Larking. Quinban. Y.M.C.A Rae Pressley, Rlmmer, Harris (21, Poland, .Bruno, Walker, Bartlett. Tannahill (2>, Bathurst, Andrews. Kendall, Stone. Gregory. Tamaki.—Holman, Heath, Matthews, Gunner (3). Scott, Negus. Harper (2), Kerr, Knight. Polund Weaver (2), ITubber, Robertson, Flett (2), Dawson, Hall. Wheeler. JUNIOR NOTES The first round of the second grade competition will conclude on 'Saturday. Thus far Ponsonby, last season’s champions, have an unbeaten record in the B section, and College Rifles has won each game in the A section. Tn all probability these two teams will fight out the championship. * * * Ponsonby, with eight points, is leading in the third open grade, but it has not yet met Newton, which is only two points behind, and which has a game also to play against St. Stephens. In the B section. Penrose has an unbeaten record with 12 points, followed by Eden, who has been beaten only once with 10 points. In the third intermediate grade Section A, Grafton has not been beaten and is closely followed by Grammar A with four wins and a draw and Shore

uckland Rugby Union's senior ice tomorrow. Three games University v. Technical Old Training College, and Marist rsity-Teehnical Old Boys game id, judging by the form shovrn t and interesting game should with four victories. Grammar and ! Y.M.C.A. are the leaders in the B sec- | tion, and in the C section Otahuhu lias | won the five games it lias played, l'oli lowed by Manukau with 8 points. The competition in A section of the ! fourth grade is particularly keen, three j teams, Grafton, Otahuhu and Mara* j thon being on level terms with ten ; points each. Ponsonby is next with I eight points. The position may be materially altered in the next two Sat- | urdays, however, as Ponies have still two games to play and Otahuhu has one fixture still to carry out. In the B section, Penrose has won each of the five games played, while Manukau, which has been beaten only once, is only two points behind. A keen contest was witnessed in tne fifth grade competition on Saturday when the leaders, Manukau and Technical Old Boys, met at the Showgrounds. The West Coasters won a hard game by eight points to three, principally through the superiority of their inside backs, the Brimble brothers working splendidly together in the five-eighths’ line. Until this meeting Technical had not had its line crossed. MARATHON BY DEFAULT In the Auckland Rugby Union’s senior B grade competition last Saturday Tramways defaulted to Marathon. CHANGE OF GROUNDS The mat. li .set down for No. 1 ground at Point Chevalier between University and Grammar C in the intermediate grade has been transferred to the Domain No. 3 ground at 1.45 p.m. In the junior grade A section Grammar is forfeiting the match to City tomorrow. Grafton fifth grade and Suburbs sixth grade will play a practice game on the No. 3 Showgrounds at 1.45 p.m. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ MATCH The following players have been selected to represent the Showgrounds group against Eden Park group in a match to be played at. Eden Park tomorrow at 12.30 p.m., under the control of the Auckland Primary Schools’ Rugby Union:—Backs: Pulman, Patrick, Hastings (captain), Mathieson, Jackson, Bricknell, Edney. Forwards: Knight, Vickery, Hastedt, Ginn, Noall, Miller, Jones, Emery. Emergencies: Seagar, Rice, Halford. Anderson.