LEAGUE RUGBY.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17834, 30 April 1926, Page 4

LEAGUE RUGBY.

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. MAKIST CLUB. The following will represent the club on Saturday next:— Senior A v. Waimairi, at Monica Park No i «t 2.45 p.m.—C. Fitzgerald, J. Crocker, .1 Blnokaby, F. Sheehan. C. Robin*, G. H. Brlttenden, K. Fitzgerald, K. H. Fills, t Bateman, P. 1-tan rah an, P. Burns, S. Polasohek, 11. Peterson. Reserve: E. Consedine. Senior B v. Addington, at Monica Park No. 2, at 2.4 5 p.in.—U. Blazey, R. South, M. Molloy, S. O’Brien, H. Blazey, O. Haris, S. t’onnolly, T. Carroll, M. and n. Crowe, n. Flood, M. J- O’Loughlln, G. Rutherford and J. O’Shaughnessy. Juniors v. Hornby, at St Albans Park, at 245 p.m.—Dalv. M’Kendry, Murphy, Ga Hi van. Morrissey, Galvin, Byrne, Hnndisldes, Gillespie. Consedine, J. O’Connor. Mooney. Williamson. Reserves: Slattery and Stratford. Third Grade v. Lin wood, at Linwood Park, at 2.45 p.m.—Glynan, Maine (2). Gillespie, Pearce, Grnwoott, O'Sullivan, Noonan, .Batchelor, Oavnnagh, Alikkelson, Sharpe. Murphy. Fourth Grade -v. Sydenham, at Llnwood Park, at 1.80 p.m.—M. Brennan, G. Deans. T. O’Malley. C. Holland. V. Mannix, P. Daly, A. Jackson, C. O’Malley, J. Rlely, G. Upjohn, D. Joblin, F. and H. Meade. Fifth tirade v. Woolston, at Woolston Park, at 1.50 p.m.—C. Murfitt, L. Corbett, R. Daly, R. Reridington, C. Anderson, J. .Duggan, .T. O’Malley, D. Poff, E. Meade, C. Brosnahan. C. Allen, W. Robins, p. Gillespie, Buckley. WOOLSTON. The following are the teams for Saturday : Seniors v. Hornby, at Hornby, at 3 p.m.—Grainger. Harris, Ferris. Main, lleene. Papps, Parker. .Armstrong. Watson. Moffit, Sparks (2), Martin, Hern, Findlay. Juniors v. Sydenham. at Woolston Park, at 2.45 p.m.—Weavers, Moods, Foster. Rongapatihl, Mamo, Norton, Fast Wick, Mulaly, Groom, Crofts, Sullivan, Moturatu, Cooper. Rugg, Y eat man. , Third Grade v. Templeton, at 3 p.m.— 1 Templeton, Howell. White. Fast wick J (21. Kinley, Oordner, Wilson. Reed. MafWa’ils. * Fifth tirade v. ATarists, at 5X0013100 Park. 1.80 p.m.—Alexander. Randall. Savave, Harper. Swnnston <2l, Pooley, Smith. Priest (2). Baker, Trusoott, Ufton. Storey. Nichols. Sixth tirade v. Hornby, at Hornby, 3 p.m.— Uittle, Hopgood, Smith. Marshall, M’Ddnald. Moore, Payne. Rosewarne, Oooi-genson, Gibson, Abrahams, Hill, Asher. Sullivan. Sixth Grade B v. Hornby A. Woolston Park. 1 p.m.—Rosewarne. Hill, J. Moran. F Moran. Brown. Thorne, Whall, M 1 Rae, Bromley. Allen, Childs, M’Guire, Howell. Rird. Storey. Genet. ’Bus for Senior Third and Sixth Grades leaves Woolston Park at 2 p.m. stopping at Armstrong’s corner.

TEAM FOR ENGLAND. SELB< tion matches. Per Press Association. AUCKLAND, April 23. The programme of matches for the Selection of the New Zealand Rugby Dengue football team leaving for England on July 24 was fixed by the New Zealand Rugby Dengue Council this evening as follows:j t ,ne 3— -Canterbury v. South Canterbury. at Timaru. June 5— Canterbury v. Otago, at Dunedin. June 12—Otago v. Meat Coast, at Greymouth. June 19—South Island A and B at Christchurch. June 23—South Auckland v. Wellington, at Wellington. June 2fi—Auckland v. South Auckland, at Auckland. July 3—North Island v. South Island, at Auckland. July 7—Auckland v. Combined Team, at Auckland. July 10—Final selection, A and B teams, at Auckland. There was a large attendance at a meeting of the Ashburton branch of the Plunket Society this afternoon, over which Mrs J. F Laing presided. In connection with the compilation of the cookery book, it was reported that £SO had been promised in advertisements and donations. Concerning the payment of the remaining debt on the Plunket car, it was decided to withdraw the list from the newspaper aud make a special effort to raise a large sum in September next. The central council advised that the Government had issued regulations exempting from licensing fees, as from April 1, nny motor vehicles used solely by the Plunket Society. In consequence of a letter received from the central council, Dunedin, it was agreed to withdraw the re-