FOOTBALL

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13270, 28 August 1916, Page 4

FOOTBALL

SATURDAY'S RESULTS. There wore no competition panics locally on Saturday, but the representative team and various clubs were engaged at home or abroad. REFS. BEAT MORRINSVILLE. The Hamilton representatives played tlieir return mate!) with Moi rinsvilh' on Saturday, and, alter an interesting game .von by 8 points to 3 points. A. and I!. Hinton scored a try each tor the winnels, Johnstone converting one. Htnton scored a try for .Morrinsville. HIGH SCHOOL BEATEN. The Hamilton High School fii'teen played a game against Grammar School i! team at Auckland on Saturday. The match was highly in'ere-ttng, though neither side shewed mueii in the way of s".e -£a"i:lar passing, iioih sides made it a forward game, in which honours were about even. The hi.me t''am won. ! y 10 points td 3 points, a penalty goal by Reynolds h< ing to trie eredii ol the visitors. FARM BEAT ATKINS. /Government Farm (Ol lieai Aikin-' Vehicle Factory (3). WIN FOR FRANXTON. At Seddon Park. Frankton played the Auckland City fourth grade team, and won by l'} points to 1! points. The losers placed their points all in the closing stages of play. TECHNICAL SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL Tclmical School met and defeated the Public Schools and High School Seconds combined at Steele Park on Saturday by 12 points to "b For Technical School •Jones (2), Buckland and Kelly scored tries, and for the schools Smith scored a try and also converted it- The same player kicked a penalty goal. The game wa> a very willing one all through, though Technical School held tlie upper hand. .Mr T. Hughes had charge of ihe whistle.

A LEAGUE GAME. In a league game at Nganiauahia on Saturday between City Rovers, winners of the Auckland championship, and the Lower A\aikaio representatives, the visitor-, won by 13 points to J points.