FOOTBALL A-WHEEL

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1074, 11 September 1930, Page 6

FOOTBALL A-WHEEL

MATCH ARRANGED AT CARLAW PARK A.R.L. EXECUTIVE MEETS Football on motor-cycles will be seen at Carlaw Park on Saturday week next, the day of th> final of the Auckland Rugby League’s Roope Rooster competiThis decision was reached last evening by the Management Committee or the Auckland Rugby League, and thus the Xorth Shore and Sports Motor Cycle Clubs will tight out the issue at •’'l' I , s ~ nlinute s Pells, commencing The Ponsonby Club applied for D er mission for its third open grade tean, to play the Xorthland representatives at Carlaw Park on September ~ 11 Th was granted.

The South Auckland Rugby League i wr^ e -ippjyinf for a match, Auckland v - Taupiri, later this season, and for a match, Auckland senior champion* \ • Auckland senior champions at Carlaw Park. The committee de ’ tided to grant permission for the clnh match to be played. South Aucklard a,,.':. Auckland Rugby League m divide the gate on a 50-50 basis Owing to the lateness of the seas™ it was decided to advise South Auck land that a representative team could not be sent to Taupiri. a THE FIXTURE LIST The following appointments have been made for Saturday ■ e I p A?. er §: S? pVlrf ARKubrev. v-m., Mr. R. i Mount" Albert v. Ao. 2, U> p.m, Mr. A. Rae. rK 1 ™ t c W n<l Grade.—Marist v Ma-.er. Kllershc, 3 pm., Mr. H. Carroll: rnond V Mount Wellington. Westfield s pun- Mr. A. E. Smith; Devonport v Ponsonby, Point Chevalier No. z 3 „ J Mr. J. Stormont. p ’ Third Grade Open.—Ponsonbv v Mar Ist, Point Chevalier No. 4. 3 p.m y, r Thompson. * * Third Grade Intermediate.—Newmarket v. Akarana. Manger* 3 p.m., Mr V Simpson. Fourth Grade.—Mount Albert ▼ City Outer Domain. 2.30 p.m.. Mr. A E Chapman; Point Chevalier v. D*vonp<- r - DevonporL 3 p.m.. Mr. T. Carey; Kinnland v. Papatoetoe. Papatoetoa. 3pm Mr. C. Gedye; Richmond v. Pcaaonbv' Point Chevalier No. 1. 2 p.m.. Mr S' Taylor: Glen Lrnn v. Akarana, Point Chevalier No 6. * p.m. Mr T. Thorrn- ! son. Sixth Grad*.—Marist 6 v Point Chevalier. Outer Domain. 2.30 p.m.. Mr F Wilson; Marist A v. Newmarket. Point Chevalier No. 2.2 p.m.. Mr. H. Taylor: Newton v. Kingsland, Outer Domain. l.?o p.m., Air. T. Evans: Richmond v. City, Grey Lynn. 3.30 p.m.. Mr. A. Kirkland: i Devonport v. Glen Lynn. New Lynn, 3 p.m.. Air. G. Kelly. Seventh Grade. —Richmond A v. Glen Lynn. Grey Lynn, 2.30 p.m., Mr. A. Kirkland; Northcote v. Devonport. Devonport, 2 p.m.. Air. T. Carey; Ellersiie v. Avondale. Ellerslie. 2 p.m.. Air. 11. Carrol!: Marist v. Point Chevalier. Point Chevaleir No. 5,2 p.m.. Mr. -T. Stormont: Richmond B v. City, Grey Lynn. 1.30 p.m.. Air. I X. Perry.

House Alatches. —B«-»nd and Bond -v. A. J. Entrican. Avondale, 2.30 p.m.; Wallace Plaster Company v. Avondale. Avon- ' dale, 3.30 p.m. Schoolboys’ Competition.—Section A: Newmarket v. Parnell. Carlaw Park No. I. 12.45 p.m.. Air. S. Jackson; Rich mono A v. Devonport. Devonport No. 2. 1 p.m.. Air. C. Stevenson; Papatoetoe, a bye. | Section B: Alansrere v. Newton, Domain. ; outer, 1 p.m.. Air. A. Simpson; Otahuhu A v. Avondale C. Avondale, 1 p.m.. Mr. Sharp: City v. Northcote. Carlaw Park. No. 2. 12.45 p.m.. Air*. A. Saunders. Sec- : non C: Richmond B v. Ponsonbv. Grey i Lvnn Park. 1 p.m.. Mr. W. Mincham; Otahuhu B v. Avondale Primary. WestI field (Otahuhu). 1 p.m.. Air. A. Bone ham: 1 Ellerslie v. Onehunga Convent, Ellerslie, j i p.m., "Mr. D. Chalmers. MID-WEEK COMPETITION The Auckland Rugby Leagues midweek competition was resumed at Carlaw Park yesterday, when some keen I contests were witnessed. Following were the results: —New Zealand Fertilisers, 9; Trotting: Trainers. 3: Ches< Taxis, 8, Stonex Brothers. 2; Private j .’axis, 3, Barmen. 3. SOUTH AUCKLAND LEAGUE From Our Own Co)~respoudcnt TAUPIRI. Today. There was a good attendance at the special meeting of the South Auckland Rugby League called to make the draws for the senior and junior knockouts. Air. Prendergast presided. The league approved of the reinstatements of S. Grooby and W. Smith, both of bluntly. A number of members were regraded: Xgaruawahia. TV. Tittleton. C. Hill. H. Morgan H. Hill. J. Fowlds, P. Alcßurnie. T. WallbanK. O. Saunders. W. Dare: Huntly. Geary and A. AlcDeal: Taupiri. C. Hill and J. Shaw. The secretary was instructed to communicate with the Auckland League to try to arrange for an Auckland representative team to visit South Auckland. As the Kia Ora Club has been unable to field a. team for several Saturdays. the club has disbanded, and permission was given the Kia Ora players who had previously played for Huntly io return to that club for the senior knockout.

The reinstatement of H. Alason was approved by the league, subject to his reinstatement reaching the secretary before the first game in which he selected to play. Three teams entered the senior knockout—Huntly, Hamilton, and Xgaruawahia. On September 13 Xgaruawahia is to play Hamilton at Xgaruawahia, and the following week the winner will play Huntly at the winning team’s home ground.

The following is the junior draw:— September 13: Pirates v. TaupirL Ramblers v. Athletics; Xga A v. Kj a Ora. September 20: Taupiri v. Kia Ora: Xga A v. Athletics; Ramblers v. Pirates. September 27: Ramblers v. Kia Ora: Taupiri v. Xga A; Pirates v. Athletics. October 4: Taupiri v * Ramblers: Xga A v. Pirates: Athletic* v. Kia Ora. October 11: Pirates v. Kia Ora; Ramblers v. Xga A; Taupiri v. Athletics.