WANGANUI RUGBY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 108, 8 May 1936, Page 4

WANGANUI RUGBY

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW CUP MATCHES TO CONTINUE Cup Rugby is to continue in Wanganui. to-morrow, when tlio senior fixtures will be between Old Boys and Technical Old Boys, Marist and Kaierau and Ratana and Pirates. The Marist v. Kaierau fixture is to be played as the major game on Park and will be preceded by the Technical Old Boys-Old Boys fixture. Old Boys arc reported to be fielding a much stronger team than last Saturday. Teams will be chosen from players as under:— Wanganui and Old Boys Seniors v. Technical Old Boys, on Spriggens Park at 1.30 p.m.—Sharp, Nicols, Grace, Bullock-Douglas, Barton, Williams, Chamberlain, Hansen. Robertshaw, Moffett, Mclntyre Pleasants, Halligan, Neilson, and McGregor, Ratana Club Seniors v. Pirates, on Racceoui-se No. 4, at 3 p.m. —Full-back, P. Paki; centre three-quarter, P. Koro; wings, E. Tanirau and H. Paki; five-eightbs, P. Tamou and P. Tepai; half-back, T. Taretana; wing-forward, M. Karauria; forwards, E. Hui, M. Hiroa, A. Morehu, T. Haapu, H. Hauparoa, T. Woon, 11. Wepiha; emergencies, Bill Otene and K. Ruke. Juniors v. Wanganui and Old Boys, at Ratana, at 3 p.m.—T. keremoana, T. Waitere, B. Waitai, R. Waitai, H. Tamaiparea, T. Tamati, E. Karatau, P. Rauhihi, P. Puna, T. Kawnnu, T. Hiko, R. Houra, R. Kuru, B. Anaru, 'J’. Tutauha, K. Waipa, T. Whai, T. Rurawlie, N. Mahima. Pirate Club. Seniors v, Ratana, on Racecourse No. 4, al 3 p.m. —Brown, Spriggens, Matseu, Berryman, McGrath, Gordon, Hodson, Copley, G. Dicker, Stewart, Grayban, Agnew, Pedley, Lind, Kench. Reserves: Tonks and H. Dicker (foiva*us), Inglis and Smith (backs). Juniors v. County, un Racecourse No. 3 at 3 p.m.—Farrell, Leo, Langman, Sutton, Stewart, Hunt, Burrow, Webb (2', Rowan, Deerness, Woods, Halcott, Gurney, Skilton, McCulloch, Shcrrilft-, Crowell. (Any other juniors or thirds wanting a game are asked to put 1-2 an appearance). Fourths v. Ratana, ou. Racecourse No. 1 at 1.30 p m. —Paki, Nevcnuau, Patterson, McGregor, Thomas, Hall, SmiU, Sparks, .Morrell, Johnston, Ansley, Hopper, Gray, Austin, Hodson, Woods, Couchman, Gordon, Green. Maiist Club. Seniois v. Kaierau, on Spriggens Park, at 3 p.m.—Forwards: Doodie, biiiiin, Hansen, Buckley, Matthews, Reynolds, Dow, Ford, McGlynn and Phillips. Backs: Deere, Connor, Bowler, McCasbin, Loader, Morgan, Sexton, Taylor. Juniors v. Kaierau, on Racecourse No 2 at 1.30 p.m.—Greener, Gilbert, Bildenbeck, Dowdail, McCashin, Cronin, Brennan, Matthews, Giliick, Cudby, Irvie, Eromont, O’Neill, Harris, Townsend, Wallace, and Bilderbeck. Fifths v. Kaierau, on Racecourse No. 4, at 1.30 p.m.^-Wallace (2), Bergerson, Reardon (2), Green, Froinont, O’Neill, Brewer Brown (2), McMahon, Managh, Dowdail, Dellow, Peters and v croon. Kaierau Club. Seniors v. Marist, on Spriggens Park at 3 p.m.—Lockett, Morgan, Jones, Thomson, Brogden, CarL.iy, Smith, Darby Firmin, Glenn, Dawson, Le Fevre/ Sercomib, Whale, Simpson and Snipman. Juniors v. Marist on Racecourse No. 2 at 1.30 p.m—Gifford, Corby, Serial), Cresswell, Wilson, Earles, O'Donnell, Cann, Takarangi, Duncan, f’ ou e i Childs, ruddy, Phillips, Seeling, 'Whale, Mooney, Clarke, Anderson, Manssen. and Parnell. . Thirds v. Tech. Old Boys Juniors ou Racecourse No. 2, at 1.3 U p.me—Whai-e, Goldsack, Webby, Burton, Crcssuei, Salmon, Anthony, Holly, Brooks, Walton, Edmonds, Young, Mosseu, Corby, Manssen. Fourths v. Tech. Old Boys on Lacecourse No. 1 at 2 p.m.--Dalziell bleyer, O’Donnell, Fades, Wall-rec, 1 an brother, Tarvers, Peffers, Gatlield, Futcher, Powell, Willacy, Gillbanks, Crombre, Hawkes and Davies. Fifths v Marist, on Kacccouise No. 4 at 1.30 p.m.—A full muster is requested. Technical Old Boys. Seniors v. Old Boys, on bpriggens Park, at 1.30 p.m.-WeLh, MoCvriuick, Beadle, Briscoe, Murray, O.lberteon, Spooner, Jones, Goldsbury, Aiderton, Kjoss, Hutchinson, Davidson, BtaxeL, Day, Breed, Valentine. Juniors v. Kaierau HI., 0,1 ■Recourse at 1 30 p.m.-Uuehman, Donaldson. Smith, Workman, 1 owlet, Canr. cross, r.alph, Moosman, O Shaugnessy, Delves Adamson, Thomas, Grosbiuskr (21 Christenson, Harrison, Brown, Johnstone, Phillips, Breed, Owen, Bailey, Shuker. Juniors v. Ratana at Ratana. Bly tn, Mien. Kitt, Stroud, Hague Smith, Hoare, Kitney, Campion, Eleteher, Cook Mac Neil, Northover, Turnbull, Jeffs’ Wells, Aves, Parker. (Players are to assemble at the Tost Office at 2 p.m.) County Club Juniors v. Pirates on Racecourse at 3 p.m. (cars leave Fordell at 2 p.m. sharp).—Taylor, Tunic, Fleming, Cooke, Bethell, Rider, Hope, Roydhouse, Hammond, Renshaw, Lloyd (2), Flyger, Bailey, Campbell, Chamberlain, Abbott (2)ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT “Waverley Diana”: You are wrong in respect to Lloyd Stewart. He has played for both County and Technical Old Boys in Wanganui, and, for at least one season, captained the latter team. We know him well. You were right in respect to H. Fowler, who, however, went to the Technical College. We will always be glad of your assistance, and agree with, you that the greater the following of the fair sex a team has the better it will be barracked from the side line, bo far as our neutrality permits we hope your wish about putting the Wanganui football Cup in a glass case in Waverley is gratified. If Waverley plays Rugby like it played last Saturday such a resting place for the Cup would be richly deserved. Good luck—" Crossbar.”

REFEREES FOR TO-MORROW

Seniors Marist v. Kaierau on Spriggens Park at 3 p.m.—Mr. W. H. Rc-we. Ratana v. Pirates on Racecourse No. 4 at 3 p.m.—lD. Phillipson. Tech. 0.8. v. Old Boys on Spriggens | Park at 1.30 p.m.—W, Molan. Junior Pirates v. County on Racecourse No. 3 at 3 p.m.—K. Mcßae. Old Boys v. Ratana on Racecourse ' No. 2 at 3 p.m.—G. Lin-ts. Maiist v. Kaierau on Raeeco’.irse No. 1 2 at 1.30 p.m.—R. Lints. Thirds Kaierau 111. v. Terh. 0.8. juniors ou Racecourse No. 3 at 1.30 p.m- Le Compte. F our ths Pirates v. Ratana on Racecourse No. 1 at 1.30 p.m. —S. Cass. Tech. 0.8. v. Kaierau ou Racecourse No. 1 at 3 p.m.—L. Moyle. Fifths Kai* au v. Marist on Racecourse No. 4 at 1.30 p.m.—W. Broadhead. Linesmen:—Racecourse: 3 p.m., J. Thompson. Spriggens Park: 1.30 p.m., E. Crotty and C. Thrush; 3 p.m., N. Reid and J. Richardson. RUGBY SCRUMS MUST BE THREE FRONTED “GENTLEMEN’S AGREEMENT” [ Per Press Association. J WELLINGTON, May 6. The Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union to-night carried a resolution that the unions be informed that the decision come to by a majority of the delegates at the annual meeting, that three men be played in the front row of the scrum in New Zealand this season, must be obeyed. The chairman, Mr. S. S. Dean, said that delegates at the annual meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Uninn came to a “gentleman’s agreement” that three men should be played in the front row of the scrum this season, and it was the duty of clubs to abide , by that decision. There should be uniformity of rules throughout New Zealand.