MARTON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 126, 29 May 1937, Page 11

MARTON

RANGITIKEI FOOTBALL SENIOR COMPETITION CONCLUDES TO-DAY The senior Rugby football competition under the auspices ot the Rangitikei Sub-union will conclude to-day prior to entering into the "Moye Scheme," which commences on June 12. The fixtures are as follow: — Senior: Old Boys v. Halcombe at Halcombe (referee, Mr. D. Westwood). Hunterville v. Bulls, at Hunterville (referee, Mr. R. Rivers). Junior: Old Boys v. Hunterville, at Marton (referee, Mr. N. Cairncross). Bulls v. Halcombe, at Bulls (referee, Mr. A. Faulding). Thirds: Bulls v. Hunterville, at Hunterville, at 1.30 p.m. (referee, Mr. A. Johnstone). As the local seniors are playing on foreign territory, there will be no senior match on the Marton Park. A junior ma: ch, however, is provided. The Bulls senior team to meet Hunterville, at Hunterville, will be below full strength, Cuipan (who was injured through a bale of wool falling on his neck), and Goodall (on the sick list) being ab.-eniees. The team will be selected from the following.— Guppwell, Carter, Potaka, James, Jim Cole, B. Ellery, Robinson, R. Ellery, R. Bromley, Cutts, Lawrence, Hallamore, Williams, Campbell, Bending and Stock. (Cars leave Bulls at 1.15 p.m.). Marton Old Boys seniors.—H. Marshall, E. Maclean, E. Oliver, L. Larsen, C. Anderson, R. Whitcombe, D. Huirigan, R. Bridge, A. Watt, B. Cameron, A. Marsnall, W. Bush, A. Bush, K Coles, H. Parkes and M. Wysocki. (The ’bus leaves H.B. at I. p.m. sharp). Marton Olu Boys juniors. —C. Cal-1 kin, S. Christopher, L. Moss, J. Hut-1 ton, E. Twigg, p. Williams, K. Gatrell, A. Duncan, R. Windleburn, T. Mcvaui,i W. Davidson, B. Graham, S. Wasson, | F. Death and E. Livingstone. Emer-I gencies: N. Miles, N. Northover aiid I F. Calkin. j Bulls juniors to meet Halcombe juniors at Bulls.-J. Cole, J. Carter, R. Winiata, D. Stantiall, T. Ellery, R. J Elleiy, L. Gray, J. Ellery, J. Henderson, J. Carthy, G. de Burgh, J. Lang-j riJii, C. Masson, J. Hart, L. Bromley! and L’ Ross. Bulls thirds to play Hunterville thirds, at Hunterville.—G. Torrey, S. I Teko, S. Green, K. Mullins, A. But-1 ton, N. Ellery, F. Garard, J. Brom-: ley, J. Bromley, J. Eyles, A. Harper, J. Signal, D. Harper, J. Young, A. Torrey, G. Bromley, N. Bromley, A. Klatt, N. Grossart. (‘Bus leaves at 12.15 p.m.) MARTON GOLF CLUB DRAW FOR TO-DAY'S STROKE COMPETITION The following is the draw for the stroke competition to be played today:—B. Cochran and W. S. R. Dick N. D. Anderson v. J. R. L. H. Purser v. D. E. Fair, A. H. Marshall v. P. H. Leonard, C. S. Beechey? v. A. B. McFarlane, R. McKenzie v f H. Gaisford, L. H. S. Marshall v. K. 1 Glasgow, L. Rathbone v. T. G Harpur ' C. A. Tidy v. J. Sutcliffe, J. Hartley? v. F. A. Fullerton-Smith, G. Bevan 1 v. F. J. Christensen, W. C. Whitford* V. R. A. Church, G. G. Oliver v. C D. A. Taylor, j. H c. Broad v. L. C. Kerr, A. K. Furrie v. A. M. Beetham, H. Coleman v. C. M. Holdawav G. A. Simpson v. W. A. Grummitt, I. Kendrick v. L. T. Coleman, H. W. Co’- ?! el L v - J ’ °l ensh “W, K. G. Kingdon C. C. G. Barrett, L. Illston v. K. C. Mclntyre, W. G. Winchcombe v. K R Scoon. Week-end Match The following will represent the club at Feilding during the week-end: N. Amon, F. J. Christensen, J. Potaka V. W. Fullerton-Smith, H. W. Collier N. D. Anderson, F. A. FullertonSmith, B. Cochran, R. A. Church, M. Atkinson, J. Openshaw, L. Illston P Wootton, C. Whitford, L. Coleman? H? Gaisford, K. Atkinson, K. Glasgow A B. McFarlane, r. G. Harpur, F. Wood J. Sutcliffe, L. H. S. Marshall, A. D Gatrell. The team will arrange their own transport and are requested to be on the tee at Feilding at & a.m. MARTON HARRIER CLUB The Marton Harrier Club is holdin-.-a training run ot about six miles to°day commencing from St. Andrew's Hall at 2.45 sharp. The new championship course will be used and ail members should be present in order to get the necessary experience on this track. After the run a special meeting will be held to make final arrangements for the inter-club event with New Plymouth on June 5 at