FOOTBALL.
THE' RUGBY GAME. On Saturday Rugby patrons will wit-ni-.-i.s till- op -mug .run teb-s of the secor..! iouiid of the coir »-»ct itions. After :i of mu (o]i os- of su< h 4111 even lin 1 11 ri‘ us bus never previously br.-.i S ' <M ' in Oh rist <-h u roll Ruel-y. th«-r--f hoi:! <1 bo 71 iu 11 v rooor.l-broMkhi" during t lm r--.maind.-r of Urn s. asoriT and excitement , v j|| ~,,, hi.-], Suturiluy " lit it »’hristch.ureh will moot Aicrivabtbe so loams’ tvHs’vfrv'pwii’aiid oxoili"K rig it • through, and it will 1,0 interesting to know whether Christchurch, with t hoft- two All Blacks, will bo good enough to b.-at tho competition loud -ws. Whatever is the final result, the game should pro vi do a real good exhibition of ba.c-1; play. Another game that should incite unusual interest will bo that between Varsity and Old ltoys. Although "Varsity ha vo" given 'some of' the loading i • a.n 5 a v-ry hard t.iirw before h--in K boat .-ii. The last meeting of th..— teams on the oval will long he reno r.ibered as a fine, open display of exhilarating Kugby. Limvuod will jourmy to Kangiora t o play the home team, and patrons in the northern district should see a good display, though it is >. peeled that I.inwood will win. SCHOOLS RUGBY. SECON PATIY COMPETITION. The secondary schools’ competition was resumed yesterday vlimi the third round of games iti the third and lower grades was playc-d. A few other mat.-hes also took place, but on the whole the standard of the play was not high, the bad conditions of the fields militating: against good football. Most of tbe grounds were very sodden, this lining specially so in the South Park, where s> \ i_ral of llio grounds wore almost under water. Owing to the bad state of the ground one game in thefourth grade was not played. FT: rEXL> LY MATO ff. Christ's College second fifteen defer ied Boys’ High School second fifteen by 17 points to 0. itv force. Air T. \Y. Tothili. SECON 1 * (ir.AOE, Technical College defeated Boys’ High School 1-5 by 70 points to nil. Referee, Air I*. A r notf. Christ's College A defeated r.ancriora High E- bool by" 3 points to 0. Ref-ree, Air J. Bind say. St. Bede’s College defeated Boys’ TPgh School A by lit points to .1. Referee, Rev Father J. Bowling. THIRD OR AIDE. Buys’ High S.-hool defeated St Andrew's College by 20 points to 5. Referee, Mr JT. o. Jefooaty. Christ’s College B defeated Boys’ High School B by It points to 3. Referee, Mr Christ's College A defeated Technical College by 1 l points to 5. Referee, Air C. J. Goidstone. FOURTH GRADE. Christ’s College A defeated "West Christchurch District High School by 24 points to nil. Referee, Mr R. Whyte. St Bede’s College defeated Christ's College B by 27 points to nil. Referee, Rev Father Monaghan. St Andrew's College defeated Boys’ High School B by 6 points to nil. Referee, Air «T. Struthers. The game between Boys’ High Shoo! A and Technical College was not played Owing lo the ground being under water. COLTS’ GRADE. Christ’s College defeated St Andrew's College by I> points to £>. Referee, Air J. T>. Bay butt. Boys’ High School - defeated St Bede’s Colleg" by 27 points to nil. Referee, Air L. Spring. Technical College defeated West Christchurch District High School by 31 points to 3. Referee, Air A. Thompson. 111 J A Y Y-WEIGHT GRADE. St Andrew’s College defeated Technical College c by 11 points to nil. Referee, Air Smith. Technical College A defeated Technical College B by 30 points to C. Referee. Mr C. S. A. Biltclifr. Boys’ High School A defeated Bovs' High School B by 57 points to nil. Referee, Air L. B. Quartermuin. LIGHT-WEIGHT GRADE. Boys' High School A defeated Technical College B by 35 points, to nil. Re - feree, Mr R. AT. Bruce. St Bede's College A defeated Boys’ High School B by 3 points to nil. Referee, Air F. Flowey. Technical College A defeated Boys’ High School C by 6 points to 5. Referee, Air W. W. Brassington. Technical College A defeated' Technical College C by If points to nil. Referee, Air J. Xier-1. Cathedral Grammar School defeated West Christchurch District High School by :• points to nil. Referee, Air At. Keys. Boys’ High School T> defeated St Bede's B by 8 points to nil. Referee, Air N. Al. Rogers.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17567, 18 June 1925, Page 3
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