FOR NEXT SATURDAY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 145, 22 June 1931, Page 4

FOR NEXT SATURDAY

j GROUNDS NOT ALLOCATED, I . ~~ 1 As the Winter Show will be in progress next Saturday 1’ ' Bugby Union will be short of grounds, so it has been decided that in the junior grades only those matches which have been postponed on account of the colleges’ vacation will be played. This will mean that the Collegiate School and Technical College grounds only will be required except in the case of one of the three senior fixtures. The Fixtures Committee is to allocate the grounds to-day and details will be published in Tuesday’s issue with the referees appointed. The following’ arc the fixtures: — Senior. . Old Boys v. Pirates; Technical) Old Boys v. Marist; Kaiorau v. Katana. P is practically certain that, the Pirates—Old Boys’ match will be . played as the main attraction on Sprig- . gens Park at 3 p.m. That will leave i the committee to decide which of the . othe. two is to be pul on at 1.30 p.m. . at Spriggens Park, and which is to be r relegated to Williams Park, Wanganui East. There is no doubt that Katana - have merited prominence by their recent performances ami their claim to I the early Spriggens Park lixture can i hardly be resisted. I Junior. ■ County v. Collegiate School. 1 Fourths. ' Collegiate seconds v. Technical C*»l-

lege B. Collegiate third v. Pirates; Collegiate fourths v. Kaierau. Fifths. Collegiate fifths v. Collegiate sixths. Sixths. Technical College B v. Collegiate sevenths. College Match. Next Wednesday, nn Spriggens Park, the first fifteens of the Wanganui Collegiate School and the Wanganui Technical College are to play each other in their annual match. Both teams are reported to be playing good football, tho College in particular. If tho weather is fine one of th finest displays of the code seen in Wanganui for a long time is likely to result.