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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17352, 17 May 1924, Page 1

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SEE JONES, McCteOSTIE CJ *s IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS ON PAGE 8. WANGANUI I? ACES. FAREWELL HANDICAP—Kuby Sing 1 1, Puketoi 2, • Lucrative 3. RUGBY. Junior —Linwood 12. Rapaki 3; Christchurh 11, Old Boys S; Sydenjbam 12. Albion 10. Third Grade—Technical A 23, Old Boys B 3; Prcbbleton beat Varsity Aby default: Kaiapoi A 17, Riccartoi 5; Linwood 14, Wesley B 6; Wesley A 9; Merivale 0. Fourth Grade—Spreydon 9, Meriv ile B 0; Merivale A 10, North Canterbury 26, Merivale. B 3. bury 6; Linwood 10, Y.M.C.A. 6. Fifth Grade —Old Boys 51, Linw o.J 0; Belfast 20, Albion 0; North Can bury 2G, Merivale B 3. • -Bixth Grade—Christchurh 19, LinwuoJ 8. 3>r Thacker has received word from Auckland that he has- ben elected Patron of the New- Zealand Rugby Lcaguo. * FOOTBALL ACCIDENTS. E. Brown, of Lyttelton, playing for Biccartan fourth grade, and G. •Ferguson, of Stafford Street, lliccartou,. playing for Old Boys fourth grade, fractured their . collar bonea, and . were taken to the hospital. It was reported at 5.30 p.m. that Millars condition was not serious GOLF. The match played- at the Kaiapoi Jinks this between the Ilagley and Kaiapoi Clubs resulted in a win for Kaiapoi by 5-1 games to LEAGUE. Junior Grade—Walniairi 19, Linwood 0; Owiuhia 15, beat Sydenham Fifth Grade—-Waimairi 15, JleafhLAD IBS’ HOCKEY. Junior- Grade—Rangiora- Physical Culture B 7, Aranni li 0: Rang ora Basket BaII—Y.W.C.A. E 19, Technical B 16. DUNEDIN FOOTBALL. Rugby -Pirates 12, Kaikorai 6; Varsity A 21, Southern 17; Zin.rari 15, Union 6: Varsity B 14. Taieri 3: Dunedin fi. Alhambra 3. Sc ocer—Seacl T 3 Morn mg* on 1; Cld Boys 7, Tr. tri 1; 3, h tori nill o. M’Meekiug, the All Black centre r orward, is still suffering from an njured hand and is unlikely to oiay