FOOTBALL

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19033, 10 June 1924, Page 6

FOOTBALL

SENIOR COMPETITION

DRAW FOR SECOND ROUND. The following is the draw for the second round of the senior competition:— June 14.—Tech. Old Boys v. Ratana; Pirates v. Old Boys; Kaierau v. Waverley. June 21.—Kaierau v. Old Boys; Pirates v. Ratana; Tech. Old Boys V Waverley. June 28.—01 d Boys v. Ratana; Tech. Old Boys v. Kaierau; Pirates v. Waverley. July s.—Tech. Old Boys v. Pirates; Old Boys v. Waverley; Kaierau v. Ratana. July 12.—Kaierau v. Pirates; Tech. Old Boys v. Old Boys; Ratana V. Waverley. FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY following games have been arranged for next Saturday:— SENIORS. Tech. Old Boys v. Ratana, Rec. No. 1, 2.45 p.m. Pirates v. Old Boys, Rec. No. 1, 1.15. Kaierau v. Waverley, Rec. No. 2, 2.45JUNIORS Fordell v. Ratana, at Ratana. Kaierau v. Rapanui, Rec. No. 2, 1.15. College v. Aramoho, Coollege No. 1, 2.45. Pirates v. Tech. Old Boys, Racecourse No. 1. 1.15. Old Boys v. Tech. College, Racecourse No. 1, 2.45. Non-Cup fixture. THIRDS. Old Bovs v. Pirates, Racecourse No. 2, 1J.5. Queen’s Park v. Marists, Racecourse No. 2, 2.45. College v. Aramoho. Racecourse No. 3, 2.45. FOURTHS. Pirates v. Queen’s Park, Racecourse No. 3, 1.15. College v. Kaierau, College No. 2, 2.45. Marists v. Old Boys, Tech, ground, I.la. Tech. Qollege A v. Aramoho, Teen, ground, 2.45. ARAMOHO CLUB Members of the above club are re- • quested to attend practice at the Rec. • shed on Wednesday evening at '• 7.30 p.m. sharp. QUEEN’S PARK OLD BOYS Members of the above club are requested to attend practice at the Rec. Shed on Wednesday evening at 7.30 sharp. MARIST CLUB Members of the Marist Club are reminded of the practice to be held at the Rec. shed to-night at 7.30 o’clock. TE KAWAU RUGBY SUB-UNION. The following white team has been selected to play against the Maori team in the trial game at Sandon on Wednesday: K. Marsh, J. Cameron, Dwyer. Gifford, R. Scott, L. Tattle, J. Bachelor, W. Smith, N. Foster, N. Hunt, Morphy, J. Hancox, T. Moffatt, S. Moffatt, L. Staite. Emergencies: R. McKelvie, Westwood, Laurence, Knight. Players are to be on the ground at 2 o’clock sharp.

RUGBY LEAGUE NEW SOUTH WALES DEFEAT ENGLAND. 33 POINTS TO 18. Received June 9. 8.30 p.m. SYDNEY, June 9. After an inauspicious start New South Wales reversed Saturday’s defeat in the presence of fifty thousand people. The Englishmen again within a few minutes from the start scored, registering eight points before New South Wales broke the ice, but after this the blues took command, leading at half time by 15 points to 8. The home team preseed the advantage in the second half, forcing the game. Play on both sides was very rough, and much faster and more spectacular than Saturday. New South Wales ran away from the visitors at one stage, leading by 33 points to 8. They finally won by 33 points to 18. A WIN FOR CANADA Received June 10, 1.20 a.m. BRISBANE. June 9. Playing soccer, Canada defeated Ipswich I—o at Ipswich.