RUGBY FOOTBALL

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21414, 7 May 1941, Page 2

RUGBY FOOTBALL

CAMBRIDGE SUB-UNION MILITARY CAMP TEAMS (Special to Times) CAMBRIDGE, Tuesday Mr J. Miller repor%*d at the weekly' meeting or the Cambridge Sub-union Management Committee that Matangi was unable to raise a team. His resignation as delegate was accepted with regret. The secretary reported that with Mr F. Solly he had waited on the military camp authorities regarding entering teams in the sub-union's competitions. As a result or the deputation Lieutenant R. Shaw attended Ihe meeting and advised that the authorities welcomed the opportunity for camp teams to play football. A senior team would be available next Saturday and every effort would be made to enter | two junior teams and a third grade team in the competitions. It was agreed that the camp be allowed two seats on the management committee. The matter or insurance or military | teams was deferred to the next meeting. 1 Tlie meeting decided that the senior and third grade consist or Tour rounds and the junior or three rounds. Fixtures for Saturday Seniors.—Karapiro v. Military Camp. Square, 1.15 (Mr Link : Jlautapu v. Roto-o-rangl. 2.30 -Mr Parkinson . Juniors. —Hautapu v. Karapiro, Leamington No. 1, 1.15 Mr T. Dagg) : United v. Leamington. Leamington No. 1. 2.30 i (Mr J. Miller); Military Camp A and B, , Showgrounds. 1.15. Thirds.—United v. Leamington. Learn- ' ington No. 2. 1.15 Mr c. Wallace), Mill- 1 tarv Camp team, a bye. Fourths.—High School v. United. Learn- • maton No. 2, 2.30 (Mr Foxj; Hautapu, a bye.