WHAT IS YOUR DECISION?

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16854, 7 June 1920, Page 8

WHAT IS YOUR DECISION?

I One of the most fatal r.cd mo?t common j weaknesses among men who would like to ; achieve greater eucccss is hesitancy in making decisions. } The man who succeed? is the man who i makes up hi 3 mind to follow a definite T>lan j cf action, and then carrics it through." ' JJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, J "Whitcombe sad Tombs Biuldings, J Cashel street 'Phone 1305. i Undertakes to train you from beginning by the very best established methods. The . aim with each student in to teach the sub- ■ jeci in such a way that none will despair but rather bccome eager for the Etudy to proceed. Lei ns know in what subject vcu arc interested; and full information will be furnished you. ' BAXKS COLLEGE. P. HARLE, A.1.A., Z\.Z.. Director. Head Ofsce, "Wellington. 5290-1 scrum half has a v.sry limited knowledge of tactics. Results:— ° SENIORS. Federal beat Addington, at Sydenham PaTk, by 11 points to S. For tho wi;i- ---• ners Zimmerman, Childs, and Mitchell scored a. try each, AV. Fletcher converting one. Guiney and Smith scored fc r Aldington, Lagan converting one, Referee Mr A 11. Erunsden. Sydenham defeated Linwood by 19 points to 5. For Sydenham, Rowe, Smythe Marshall, King, and Young each scored o try, and Smythe and Young placed a goal. Bateman scored a try for Linwood, Gregory placing a goal. Referee, Ixr C. Tiileyshoxt. JUNIOR FLAG. Linwood (D points) beat Avon (8* Rn. feree, Mr A. Morris. '' FedeKd beat Sydenham by 13 points to 2. Keferos, ulr C. McLachJan. Hornby defeated Woolston by 40 points to nil. Referee, Mr C. J. Pearcc ! Kaiapoi had r. bye. j* THIRD GRADE. 'Woolaton beat Linwood by S noinfa + / Referee, Mr V. Gasko!! ? P lnts to 4 " Sydenham defeated Avon br 24 nointa ml Referee, Mr T. Kirton. Hornby defaulted to Kaiapoi FOURTH GRADE. 42SfSr SS2J m? 0 10 "" " 5 s ™ i * lo «• . FIFTH GRADE. Sydenham, 20 points, b«ai Linwood A, nil. Ifedoroo, i.tv Gr. Gea-nv. Woolston B, 2i points, defeated Linwood ti iHi. Mr 0 3veeio. EXECUTIVE MEETING A general meetinj of the Manr.g«mant Committeo wa.» held on Saturday eveninMr A, iy. Hooper presiding. notice oi motion, given by tho Sydenham Club celegat'e, that when any team defaulted that clubs lower grade tonus other than.the dciaulting' team should, also loso tlieir fixtures, wa.j approved. The secretary of'tho Lancaster Park Board of Control wrote that tho Board had granted tho use of Lancaster Park for tho New -Zealand fistura on July 24th. Mr H. E. secretary of tho Canterbury Rugby Union, wrote that the executive had granted the us© of tho Show Grounds for the benefit match on Saturday next. Arrangemonts for the to be played were left to the treasurer and committeo appointed.

•It wo.i decided to issue a further supply of tickets for the benefit match on Saturday next, and that the j unio.r grade games bo plaved through.

The following arc the. fixtures, grounds, and referees for Saturday nest: —

Seniors. — Sydenliam-Addington, Show Grounds, Mr Hooper; Fcdoral-Linwood, Show Grounds, Mr Pearce.

Junior Flag.—Kaistpoi-Liowood, at Kai?.poi, Mr D. McGregor; Avon-Federal, St. Albans Park, Federal Ground, Mr McLa-chlan: Syd-enham-Hornby, at Sydenham Park, Mr A. Moms; Woolston, a bye.

Third Grade.—Lin-wood-Kaiapoi, at Linwood Park, Mr G. Gearrv: Tv T ookton-Tomple ton, at Wcnlston, Mr T. Madden: Hornby-Syder.ham, at Hornby,-Mr A. Cos: Avon, a bye. Fourth Gradej—Addinp-ton-Avon, on Ad-dins-ton Ground. 3tr H. Fnlgar; Sydt-nham-Woolston, s-t Ecckenham Park, Mr" Mcßae; Liuwood, a bye.

Fifth Grade.—Linwood A-'Woolston B, at Woolston Park, 1.40, Mr W. Gnskoll; Linwood B-Woolston A, Limvood Park, 1.40, Mr C. Eaton.

ENGLISH TEAM DEPEAT SYDNEY (•">' Cable—Prera Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cablo Association.) (Received June 6th, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, June 5.

In the presence of 60,000 ■people the English team opened, their tour. Alterations were made in the Icama, Tye replacing- Burge, and Hiltoa replacing Clarke for the Englishmen;

Tlio visitors won. the toss, and from tlio kick-off forced tho game, rushing' the ball to the homo twenty-five, where, after much close work, Johnson eecured it from the pack, and /crossing 1 tho line, scored. Grodiow converted.

Sydney triad to forco the game, but the combination of tho visitors wu3 too good, Rodgera scoring l a try, which was not converted. ft few minutes later. Rodgere again scored, and Grodnow converted.

Tho home team here forced the game, and after much close work Harder scored, Fraeer converting. Grodnow then kicked a. penalty goal, but their first scoro livened up the home team, who forced the garno for tho remainder of tho half. Korder scoring a try, which was not converted.

Sydney opened the second half -with dash, and after a rush to the English twenty-five McGowan ecored a try, but it was not converted. In the play which followed tho lqcal team showed superiority in tli© scrums. Thsn Horder kicked a penalty goal, and a few minutes later kicked another, thus equalising tho scores. The Englishmen again picked up and forced lh9 game, Stoekwell scoring twico and GrodBOff converting twice. Sydney rallied, and tried hard to equalise, bringing their ecorp ■up to 20, Horder scoring and converting, btit a few minutes before time Grodnow kicked a penalty goal, removing all hone of victory for Sydney, who were beaten, by 27 pointa to 20. i ASSOCIATION - . r SENIOR GRADE. Plcying at English Park Rangers (2 goals) beat Linwood (I goal). Barwell and Rumsns scored for Rangers, and Shaw for Linwood. Mr G-. Black v/ae Teferea. Nomads (3 goate) defeated Western (1 goal) at Liinwood Park. For the wiimorr. Jewel!, scored two goals and Parlett one, and Sprosten scored for "Western. Sir Dugf.y was referee. FOURTH GBADE, Boys' Gordon Hall beat Linwcod by 4" goak to 1. Blackler (2), Deans, - and Chapprll scored for the winners, and Graham for tho losers. Mr W. Sharruck was referee. FIFTH GRADE. Boys' Gordon Hall defeated Technical A at Hag-ley Park by 1 to nil. Mr H. Froggatt was .referee.