SCHOOLS’ RUGBY.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 197, 20 August 1931, Page 15

SCHOOLS’ RUGBY.

Final Round of Season’s Competition. WINNERS IN SEVEN GRADES. The eleventh and final round of the Christchurch secondary schools’ Rugby football competition was played yesterday, the majority of the matches being evenly contested. Results:— Second Grade. Boys’ High School A defeated Christ’s College by 13 points to 3. Mr I. 11. Skipworth was referee. St Bede’s College forfeited to Boys’ High School B. The match between Technical High School and St Andrew’s College was not played. West Christchurch District High School had the bye. The result of the competition is still indefinite for, although Boys’ High School A have a lead of one point, Technical have still to play St Andrew’s and, if they win this game, will be level with Boys’ High School A, each team having lost one game. The points are as follows: Boys' High School A 8, Technical 7, St Andrew’s 4£, West Christchurch 31s, Boys’ High School B 3, Christ’s College 2, St Bede’s 1. Third Grade. Christ’s College A defeated Technical High School by 11 points to 6 (Mr T. W- C. Tothill). St Andrew’s College forfeited to Boys’ High School A. Boys’ High School B forfeited to Christ’s College B. This competition has been won by Boys’ High School A who, with the exception of a loss to Technical and a drawn game with St Andrew’s, nave won all their matches. The final positions are: Boys’ High School A 81 points, Technical 71, Christ’s College A 5, Boys’ High School B 41, St Andrew’s 31, Christ’s College B 1. Fourth Grade. Boys’ High School B defeated Christ’s College B by 18 points to nil (Mr J. Prosper). Technical High School defeated Boys’ High School A by 5 points to 3 (Mr L. R. R. Denny). Christ’s College A drew with West Christchurch District High School, each side scoring three points (Mr H. J. Mackie). The finish 'of this competition has ✓St n . a most Peculiar one, three teams (Christ’s College A, West Christchurch and Technical) being level for first place. Of these, the first two have each lost a couple of games and also drawn on two occasions, whilst Technical have been defeated three times. The points are as follows: Christ's College A 6, Technical 6, West Christchurch 6. Boys’ High School A 5, Christ’s College B 31, Boys’ High' School B 31, New Brighton District tion) Q Ch ° o 1 (withdrawn from eompetiFifth Grade. Christ’s College A defeated Christ’s College B by 23 points to nil (Mr A. G. Gurnsey). Boys’ High School A defeated Boys’ High School B by 18 £»”ts to 6 (Mr W. W. Brassington). West Christchurch District High School defeated St Andrew’s College bv 10 points to nil (Mr C. R. Tilly). Technical High School defeated New Brighron/Tv?ist^ict Higrh Sch <» o l by 8 points" to i 6 eJ> M £ Harris). St Bede’s College had the bye. The T Z h 'S er f are Technical. undefeatf; . T J e final position are: Technical 2,. B pys High School A 6, West Christchurch 41, St Bede’s 4, St Andrews 4 Christ’s College A 31, Christ’s - B i Bovs’ High School B 1 £ B r ,ghton ™ strlct High School entered the competition late, being transfrom the fourth grade after the third round. Seventh Grade. <s,.Y'Y Christchurch District Rich School defeated- Technical High School ff. by 3 points to nil (Mr v n Si^.w lt + S) ‘m Boys ’ High School B' forBoll? w Technical High School A. CnnL c H sh School A -defeated Christ’s ihodfs) y 6 PO, -" tS *° 3 <ilr G - A - T. T^nicTl^n;ho on wi^ S the be ScepT. 0 o n n b „¥ ■J*. the£ m y a tchef h the b °fln^'- b fo V slt^?s 9 ’ Boys ’ High School W®- J r* < ?' r i Kte , h “Ch 7, Christ's ColIgire Boys High School 3, Technical Eighth Grade. Bo'vl? ll TTi2h High school A defeated rSS. “Ell School A by 6 points to 3 Sh „ Br y flen >- Technical High to St Bede's College Hi.h ? College defeated Boys’ A. e F. Johnson® y 9 P ° lnts *° nll <Mr for St flr B sfp e^rd^‘ st *sSi^£ h o r ’ th ! fi £ al position being:— St Bede s 9 points. St Andrew’s 9. Techl”. ca * 5, Boys’ High School A 5, Boys’ High School B 2, Technical 80. Ninth Grade. Boys’ High School drew with We«t Christchurch District High Sch“l, each * hree Points (Mr F. A. e^ h n Cal ? igh SchoGl defeat?Ar, Ch r 1S T-• .Cdlcge by 44 points to nil had the hyi erh S * Andraw ’ s Coll^ Technical are undefeated. The points obtained by the various teams areTechnical 8 points, West Christchurch B ,° ys High School 4 h, St Andrew’s 2£, Christ’s College h - Tenth Grade. * C ™ th ? dral Grammar School forfeited to Technical High School. St Bede’s College forfeited to Boys’ High School. k h, ! lstchurch district High School had the bye. West Christchurch, who have lost one match against Boys’ High School, are the winners. The teams finished in the following positions:—West Christchurch 7 points. Boys’ High School 6, St Bede’s 4a Technical 2J, Cathedral Grammar School (withdrawn from competition). Eleventh Grade. Technical High School A defeated Boys High School by 2 5 points to 3 (Mr 7" o » Perry). St Bede’s College for. eited to Technical High School B. Christ’s College defeated West Christchurch District High School by 19 points to 3 (Mr F. N. Fenwick). Technical A are undefeated. The following are the final positions:— Technical A 10 points, Boys’ High School 6, Christ’s College 5, West Christchurch 4, Technical B 21, St Bede’s 2£. Twelfth Grade. Technical High School A defeated Boys’ High School by 29 points to nil (Mr H. P. Wise). West Christchurch District High School A defeated Technical High School by 9 points to 6 (Mr A. F. Ellis). Christ’s College defeated West Christchurch District High School by 19 points to 3 (Mr H. E. Dent). Technical A, with the exception of a loss to West Christchurch District A, have won all their matches. The final positions are:—Technical A 9 points, West Christchurch A 8, Technical B s*. Christ’s College 5, Boys’ High School 2£, West Christchurch B 0.