SECONDARY SCHOOL GAMES.

Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17663, 14 August 1929, Page 4

SECONDARY SCHOOL GAMES.

THAMES V. HAMILTON TECH. THE TEAMS CHOSEN. t The Thames High School teams are to entertain the Hamilton Tech reps, to-morrow at Rugby, Hockey and Basketball", and it b certain that there will be some sterling contests in each code to be witnessed. In the Rugby games both lota! team.- wili be burning to avenge the reverses they suffered when they visited Hamilton and similarly the other teams will also desire to wipe out defeats. The various teams are:—

RUGBY. First fifteen to play at 2 p.m.: Moran, Maxwell, Langdon,. Tivoli ill, Hoyle, AJacDuff, Kelly, AY. Baker. Goodwin, Ganiev, Gronighton, Laurence. Gorbov, Potterton, Watson. Second fifteen to play at 1 p.m.: Bailey, Rfenshaw, Pedrotti. Snow, Court, Pratt, Delamore, Robinson, Donovan, Wayne, Chapman, Baker, Autridge, Jenkin, Cobb, Taipare, Hammond, Carroll. GIRLS’ HOCKEY. J. Henderson, F. Clark, A. McKay, A. Green, J. Mulcahy, N. Turner. O. Brown. AL Hoyle, M. Turner, S. Stirling, D. Donovan. Emergencies: F. Coutts, M. Smith. BASKETBALL. “A” Team. Goa.lers: R. Aliller, S. Crosbie, J Mulcahy. Centres: S. Hobbis, M. Hoyle, H Bush. Defenders: AT. SmitljV C. White, L. McGlvnn “B” Team. Goalers: Z. Do veil, F. Coutts, M. Christie. Centres: J. Hobbis, AV. Doklge, \ r . Baker. Defenders: J. Henderson, .D. T'izard, J. Robinson. v