RUGBY FOOTBALL
UNITED CLUB.
Three Teams To Be Nominated.
After some consideration the United Old Boys’ Rugby Football Club decided at th'6 annual meetiing held last night to nominate three teams for competition play. It was thought that with the Saturday half-holiday there was a prospect of fielding a good third grade team.) The patron, Mr 1 ., A. H. R. Amcss, presided over a good attendance of members. The teams had done well on the playing field but the financial position was not altogether satisfactory, said Mr. Amess, in moving the adoption of the annual report and balance sheet. Last year travelling expenses amounted to £24 2s 9d and subscriptions were £22 3s. It was not a fair Ihing to ask a new committee to carry on under such conditions. Mr. H. B. Goodman said that the junior competition had collapsed and afterwards it/ wUs very diflicujVt to collect subscriptions. However, with a proper arrangement sulbscriptF.ons could be collected. Something sEbuid be done to sign up honorary members.
The following new members' were elected: —J. Robinson, R. G. Boggs, R. J. Whytcross, W. H. Stokes, E. Gordon, C. Reid, G. Richardson, G. Smith, Earl. Election of Officers.. Patron, Mr. A. H. R. Amess, president, Mr. G. Graham; vice-presidents, Messrs E. A. Adlam, C. M. Young, Percy Thomson, W. Eagar, J. F. Ryan. C. J. J. Johnson, Cl. T 7. Scott; joint secretaries, Messrs J. M Stephens and W. Bird; treasurer, Mr H. B. Goodman; auditor, Mr A. G. McKenzie; club cnptiin, Mr J. Henry; senior coach and selector, Mr G. Graham; junior selector and coach, Mr G. Lamplough; senior team manager, Mr. E. Cahill; management commlT tee, Messrs W. Stokes, W. Hughes, 11. Lonsdale, G. Richardson, J. Ryan, J Robson, D. Cannon; delegates t Taranaki Rugby Union, Messrs J Henry, A. H. R. Amess, J. Robsori delegates to Central Junior Division .xecutive, Messrs G Lamplough, Bird, G. Cahill; social committee Messrs D. Cannon, I. McCreadv, J Robinson, J. Bowler, C Thomson, A Lash, G. Richardson, F. Cook, J
Ryan J. Murphy. If possible an opening practice w ’ be held during the Easter week-'-nd. It was decided tn hold practices on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 386, 18 March 1937, Page 4
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