RUGBY FOOTBALL

Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18076, 21 July 1930, Page 2

RUGBY FOOTBALL

BRITISH FOOTBALLERS. DEPARTURE FOR ROTORUA. AUCKLAND, Monday. After the official dinner at the Royal Hotel on Saturday evening, members of the British and Auckland teams were , entertained at a theatre and cabaret party at the Civic Theatre. The British players left Auckland for Rotorua by car yesterday morning and will have several days of light training, returning to Auckland on Thursday. MATCH AT HAMILTON. TEAM ,TO MEET BRITAIN. ‘ Messrs McKenzie (Waikato), Paul (Thames Valley), and Rice Country)' have selected the following team to represent Waikato, Thames Valley and King Country against the Englishmen at Hamilton on August 2. All save the fullback, who hails from King Country, are Waikato representatives : Fullback: Weo. Threequarters: W. H. Carlson, J. R. Fitzgerald, W. Allen. . Five-eighths: J. Tuck, A. St. George. Halfback: W. Mitchell. Rover, A. Storey. Back Row: G. Cameron, W. BonRow: J. Reynolds, P. Courtnev, A. Cameron. Front Row: J. Hooper, D. Leeson. Emergencies: Backs, Plank (K.C.), J Hedley (T.V.). Forwards, Woolle (K.C.), C. Hume (T.V.). SCHOOL FOOTBALL. HAMILTON L NEW PLYMOUTH. NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday. Playing at New Plymouth to-day, Hamilton High School was defeated by New Plymouth HigtL School by nine points to. niL The New Plymouth winger, Snell, was responsible for the three tries. TE AROHA.) TE AROHA, Saturday. Hot Springs beat Waihou by 8 points to 3. For the winners O’Connor and Arkle scored tries. The latter’s was converted by Loveridge. For _ the losers Rare registered a try. Juniors: Terriers beat Hot Springs 11 to 3. For the winners tries were scored by Morris, Winter and Hines. Whittan converted one. For Springs, Boldeis goaled from a penalty kick. •