ATHLETIC SPORTS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1466, 14 June 1912, Page 7

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

RUGBY RULES. THE TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. The following fifteens will represent various clubs in Rugby matches on Satur- [■*" Oriental Club. Seniors—Murray, Halo, Carrad, Car■michael, M'Leod, Kinvig, Roberts, Skinner, Kyno, Murphy, Paton, Eberhardt, O'Brien, Shearer, Townsend. Juniors.—M'Gun, Meredith, Patterson, Bowman, Owlos, M'Combie, Little, Mulhaiie, M'Hrnith, Skinner, Mullaney, King, ,I'iiidlay, Heenan, Rankin; emergencies, •Johnston, I'layer. Thirds.—Shaw, Moore, Watson, Avery y (2), Benton, Vivian, Evans, M'Oomisky, Grigg, Porry, Gair, Bradley, King, Chapman. Fourth v. Ponelce, at Kelburne Park.— Eager, Maroney, Cornwoll, Thompson, Robinson, Twomey, Fogden, Monaghan, Rowe, Pearce, Boyd, Nesbit, Zorn, Alexander, Ellis, Hickson, King. Fifth v. Waiwetu, at Hutt. Train leaves LamVon Station at 2.10 p.m.—Atkinson, .Chapman, King, Legget, Constable, Quinn (2), Louby, Chant, Rose, : Adams, llannan, Ellison, Forsyth, Bramley; emergencies, Weavers.and another. Athletic Club. . Senior 'v. St. .Tames (Athletic Park Xo. ' 1, at 2.45 p.m. sharp).—Gosling, Roberts (2), Batt, M'Donald, Evenson, Power, Cunninghame, Greeks, Gill, tevick, Bell, Wilson, Paton, Qrsborn. 1 Junion v. • St. James (Karorl No. 2).— Robinson, Adams, Clark, Wilton. Madden, Hutchinson, M'Vay, Smith (2), Ryan, Liioni, Fennessy, Watkins, Woodcock, ' Wliyte.. ■- Third v. Waiwetu flower Hutt. .Train leaves Lambton Station at 2.10 p.m.).— Mills, Wilson, Johnson, Macklin, Ryan, Robinson, Bilderbeck, . Casey, Orsborn, "Winter, Bell, Steevens, Kirkby, M'Kay, Reyling. Fourth v. Wellington. (Newtown Park). —Thomson (2), Adams, Houghton, Donaldson, Hugh, Wilson, Hibbardf, Fox, Kennedy, Larkin, Ridler, King, Larson, Dawe. Fifth v. Wellington College B (College ground).—Boden, M'Kail, Lowe, Marcroft, ilabin, Pool, Leys, .Lockott, Jones, O'Fla'harty, Watson,- Forsythe, Adams, Cameron, Cunninghame, Campbell. '. Sixth,—Rose, M'Cauley (2), Linley, Wilton, Tierney, Mills, Roberts, Spencer, Bognwla, Lang, Wilson, Desmond, Rose, M'Dougail. Southern. Club. , Seniors v. Oriental, at Athletic Park Ko. 2.—Houlihan, Osborne, Richards, •Keeney, Johuson, (2), Perry. Campbell. ■Parker, Finlavson, Mitchell, Spiliane, Co - i fey, M'Donald, Capper. Juniors v. Victoria College, at Polo No. 2.—Capper, Gill, Grover, Deihl, .Whiterod (2), Campbell, Churnside, Dwan, Beu, G. Morison, Aloxander,. Wetherell, Gray, Cochrane. Third v. St. John's, at Miramar Park — Little, Hayes, Peak, Russell, Moffitt, Grey, Taylor, Twomey, Bowie, Ledbrooks, Mears, Latham, Nodine, : M'Coll, Brake leaves Royal Oak at 2 o'clock, Fourth, at Miramar Park.—Scott (4), Pntiencß, Whaler, White, Green, Roberts, Ginders, Hedges,-Howard, Allen, Cooke, Kelson, Coleman,' Percival. Brake leaves Royal Oak at 2 o'clock. Fiftlrv. Petone, at Petone No. 2—Tilyard, Hovard, Robinson, Foley, Colman, Smith, Tilyard, King, Tassmore, ' Foley, Ginders, Iveene, Kelly, Bachelor, O'Brien, Perry, Andrews. Train leaves To Aro at 2 o clock, Lambton Station at 2.10. Sixth v. St. Patrick's College, at AthPark No. 2, at 1.30 o'clock-Bradley, Baxter Potter, Grey, Callaghan, rollock, lung, Ryan, Flemington,. Tliorapeon, Sparkes, Withy, Lawrence, Lennon. Poueke. Club. Seniors r. Victoria College, at .Karori, 2.40.-Gardiner, Elliot, H. Gunn, Brough Calcinai, bothcrau, B. Brewer, Kins jGunion, Rogers, Irving, Morris, J. Elliot! •Jioberts, Sim. Juniors -,v.; Oriental--Watson- (2);','Ofso; eiki, Walsh, Hamilton, Key, B. Calcinai, iamberg, Rollins, Imrio, Towns, Smith, R. Brewer, Alexander, Ctiriv Fourtlv v. Oriental," at ICclburn'e.—Greig Campbell,- Pearman, Fisher, M'Avov Bender, Peterson, O'Neil/M'Leod, Howell; Aloscim, Harris, Kudman, Simpson. Aitken;' Falhvell, Jlolloy. , v.: St. Patrick's, at Athletic Park, 1.30.—1«vy, Severn, Hedges, Heald, Walber, Algar, Christopherson, Turkington, j entice, Ogden, Andrews, Maddock, Wootton, Greeks, Claydon; emergencies, Fogeburg, Iremonger, Gubbons. Sixth v- Wellington College, at College, I.3o—Chote, Russell, Pinkey, Charlton, Tobin (2), Fisher, Kartney, Brown, Humphries, Prostidge, Tucker, Aitken, Staples, Holloivay. Wellington Club..' Seniors v. H.M.S. Pioneer, at Polo No. 4. Lambert, * Millard, MTfenzio, Henrvs, Durie, Bridge, Grace, Potaka, 'Miller, Irons, Thompson, Macnab, Cotter, Weir, Colter, Drake. Juniors v. Selivyn, at Karori No. 3.— Boddington, Carr, Morris,- I'uki, Tothill, Dwver, Henderson, Penlington, Salmond, Jackson, Wallace, O'Leary, Munro, Carmody, Cluston.' Third y. Petone, at Petone—White, •'Price, Bennington, Ward, Hampson, Read, Trembath, Davidson, Webster, L. Smith, Carter, J. A. Smith, Be Bakkei-, Bird, King. Train leaves Lambton station at 2.10 p.m. Fourth Grade.—Amies, Goldsmith,' Miller, Oldaker, Mulcahy, Do Latour, Chapman, Morton, Cannington, Parry, Coutts, Stevens, Dunn, Justice, Hurrell, Wearne. Marist Old Boys. I Marist Old Boys. v. St. Patrick's. College, Miramar Park No. 2.—MacMahonBox, M'Cardell, Ryan, Alley,' M'Keowen, M'Grath, Hopkins, Davis, Brown, Gould; Dcvine, Finnigan, Scrimgeour, Duggan, Bryant. Wadestown Club. Wadestown v. Exchange, at Andorson Park (third class Championship) .—Hay, Mahoney,'■ Lambeth, Joplin, Warner, George, Lowe, Gordon, Roberts, Lomas! M'Leod, Ash-worth, Larkin, Tarr, Taylor; emergencies, Standidge and Blake. . UNIVERSITY MATCH. (By Telegraph.-PreES Assooiation.) Christchurch, June 13. The inter-'Varsity football match between Otago University' and Canterbury College was played to-day and resulted in a win for the latter by 11 points' to ml. .

ASSOCIATION.

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. . The following teams have been selected to represent the'clubs'.named in Saturday's Association games:— Swifts Club. Senior Division v. Hospital, nt Porittui. —Penlington, Pyc-Smith, Wilson, Perks, Rickerbv, G. Guise, Scott, Barry, Vesse.y, Matheson, Oilier. Reserves: Percival, H, Guise. 'Junior Division r. T.M.C.A., at Miiviniar No. 7.—Thompson, Oameron, Swinburne, Clifford, Edge, Balks, Waterson, C. Guise, E. Guise; Kins;, Mattingly. Third Division v. St. David's, at St. David's.—Kutiier, Rowntrcc, Overened, Griffiths, Macintyre, Sanders, Ward, Brown, Adams, Jones, Kelly. Reserve: Dickie. Fourth Division v. Y.M.C.A., at Jliramar No. I.—Oakley, Humphries. White, Rotherham, Flaws, Wareham, Richards, Long, Griffiths; Johnson, 1 M'Phail. Diamonds Club. First Division v. Thistle,- at No. 12 Miramar—Patrick, Casey, Fitzgerald, Barnett. Taylor, CoLlins, Robinson, Black* Liversc(i»e, anil Lowe (2). Second Division v.. Corinthians, at No. 5 Miramar.—ilnkin, Roberts (2), Novate, ResHe, Ilerzog, Lowe, Ede, Guilford, Goad, Black, Dumbleton, and Wheldon. Rovers Club. First Division v.- Wanderers, at Newtowji Park.—Bidmead, Martin, Warne, Croft, Elford (2), Gibson, Grant, Powell, Berlin, Bolton. Second Division v. Toa, at Porirna.— Heater, White, Wilson, Harlen, ■ King, Carnegie, Smith, May, • Costley, Hart, Holmes, Martin. ■ . .. ' T.M.C.A. Club. ■ Ssfliori T.M.C.A. team v. St. John's, at Duppa Street or No; 6 Miraina.r.—Kollis, Coate, Coad, Wilson, Austin, Quiltcr, Phillips, Roberts, Goivan. Baker. BeaTis,

HOCKEY. THE MID-WEEK ASSOCIATION. Horeawa 4 Knrori .'1 Petono 2 Jlui Mai 2 The final games in the first round of tho mid-week competition were played on Wednesday al'tornaon. The match Here-lura-luu'ori was played nt Karori, ami, towards the end of the game, the ground was very much on the shiipery side. Hereawa wero fortunate in winning. When tho scores were equal, and Karori defending, one of the Karori players, in endeavouring to clear, drove the hull into his own goal, thus giving the win to Hereawa. Tho Potone-Hui Mai match took place at Petone. Owing to rain, tho game wns played, on No. 2 ground, which was very soft and greasy, tho players having great difficulty in keeping on their, feet. Hereawa—Karori. Playing ten men iu the first spell, Hereawa had tho best of tho game for some timo. Their score was opened by Le Compt finding tho net. Then Karori attacked, ,but tho backs cleared, and tlis forwards, getting the ball, carried play to Karon's end, where, from n passing-rush, Caterer scored Hereawa's second goal. On resuming, Karori carried play into Hereawa's quarters, and, from a fine piece of play, Dyer scored. Just before halftime Lower added another goal for Karori. In tho second spell play was even for some time, and then the Hereawa forwards broke, away, and, getting into the circle, Caterer found tho net. From a free-hit, Karori had Hereawa on tho defence, and F. Spiers scored, as tho result of fast following up. After a lot of longhitting, Hereawa got into Kami's circle, and, in a scramble in front of goal, a Karori player in endeavouring to clear, shot the ball, hit it into his own goal, thus giving Hereawa tho final lead. After, this, Karori, playing with dnsh, endeavoured to equalise the scores, but without success.' ' For Hereawa, Le Conipt, Caterer, Smith, and Bruco-played well, while for Karori K. and F. Spiers, Henderson, and Lewer were the pick of a good lot. Petone—Hui Mai. At the time of starting it was raining hard, and the ground was very slippery. From the "bully off" Petono carried play into' Hui Mai quarters, only to be driven back by the stopping a,nd passing of tho Hui Mai backs. Play for a time was carried from end to end, until the Hui Mai forwards, getting the ball, had Petone on tho defence. Danger was averted by a long drive into mid-field, but play was soon on Petone's side .of the half-way line, and Bay shot a goal for Hui Mai, bnt it was disallowed. Hui Mai still kept up the attack, but offside play gave Petone a free hit, which, owing to the bad state of the ground, only travelled a few yards, giving Hoy (for Hui Mai) a chance, which was accepted. When-play re-started, Hui Mai still had the best of matters, but a frce-liit gave Petone a chance, and play was carried over Hui Mai's twenty-five yards line, a fine forward passing rush ending in Taplin finding the not. In the second spell Hui Mai were kept defending at the outset, but a long drive by Selig shifted play, and Bay, by quick following up, scored. Petone now had all the best of the play, and had Hui Mai on the defence. 'The latter gave corner after corner, and, from a penaltycomer, W. M'Ewau shot a goal. Time was called without any further score. For Petone, M'Ewan Bros., Taplin, Pointon, and Parrant were the best, while for Hui Mai, Selig, Stall, Sherwood, M'Keown, Cameron, and M'Natty showed good form. Mr. J. C. Cusack was referee. REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. A meeting of tho Wellington Hockey Referees' Association was held last evening, Dr. Morpeth presiding. It was announced that the following had partially qualified for the position of senior, referees"!—C. W'. r Austin, A/ V A : ; Bennett, C. H. Cockrill, J. W. Gcndall, B. Kenn, M. Luckie, S. M'Doivall, W. ,T. Organ, H. W. Thompson, and R. L. Thompson," These members have still to undergo a practical tost. Tho sub-committee appointed to revise the rules submitted a copy of proposed new by-laws. These were confirmed with slight alterations. The following are the referees for next Saturday's senior games:—Karori No. 1, Mr. Cockrill i Day's Bay No. 1, Mr. Walton; Day's Bay No. 3, Jtr. Gondall. Junior: Day's Bay No. 5, Mr. Luckio; Duppa Street No. .1, Mr. Grave; Duppa Street No. 2, Mr. Cohen; Hutt Park, Mr. Gill; Hutt Paris Mr. ICean; Karori No. 5, Mr. Grlndrod; Kilbirnie, Mr. Francis. Third: Day's Bay No. 4, Mr. Manning; Day's Bay 'No. 2, Mr. M'Kenzie. DRAWING FOR SATURDAY. The following hockey matches and grounds have been arranged for Saturday:— .Senior' Grade. United v. Metropolitan, at No. 3 Day's Bay. Wesley v. Karori, at No. Karori. Wellington v. Victoria College, at No. 1 Day's Bay. Government Insurance, a bye. Junior Grade. Karori v. St. Mark's, at No. 5 Day's Bay. St. Augustine's r. Government' Insurance, at Hutt Park. Wellington v. Victoria College A, at No. 2 Duppa Street. Gregg's v. Hutt Valley, at Hutt Park. United v. K.Y.M.I. B, at Kilbirnie. Wesley v. Metropolitan, at. No. 5 Karori. Victoria College B v. K.Y.M.I, A, No. 1 Duppa Street. Third Class. Kilbirnie Anglican v. Gregg's, at No. i Day's Bay. . St. Mark's v. Wellington, at No. 2 Day's Bay. Victoria College, a bye. i TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. ■Wellington Club. Seniors, at' Day's Boy: Morpeth, Jlorrii.h, Schlaadt, Haasc, Hall, I'ortei, M'Eweh, Ilollis, Paul. Armstrong, Keid. Juniors, at Duppa Street: Gow, Nash, Ashwin, Myers, O'Hara, Smith, Pope, M'Dougall, Itaigh, Tewsley, Murrell, Bay. Third: Ashby, M'Allster, Ha"getl, Pratt, Vincent, Holden, Gray, Holme?, O'Flaherty, Wylie, Davidson. Reserves— O'Riordau, Hickmott, Myers, Harris." St. Mark's Club. Junior v. Karori, at Day's Bay: Feiguson, Hutson (2), Gapper, Wilson, Freeman, ValJiance, Harris, Charlton, Edmonds, Williams. .Emergency, Rt-ed. Third Class v. Wellington, at Day's Bay: Wilson, n. Howard, Foss, Jones, Smith, Brockett, Burt, Pleasant, Burdekin, Haughton, R. Grace. Emergencies, Ward, and G. Grace. United CI lib. The following team have been .'elected to play for the United Juniors in their match against the K.Y.M.I. (B) tn the Kilbirnio lleseTvo on Saturday:—Laurie, Birch, Bingham, Morgan, Clnpson, Thornton, Smith, Cameron, Bcnge, iMiller, Eton. K.Y.M.I. Club. K.Y.M.I. A team v. Victoria College B, at Duppa Street: L. Emeuy, Z. M'Leod, (Jan-, Penney, Eyres, I'ycll. Martin, .lovgensen, G. Ballantyne, M. Dallantync, and C. Fear. K.Y.M.I. B team v. United, at Kilbirnie: Scott, F. Emeny. Smith, Jones, R. M'Leod, Ogden, Riekards, Beyer, Wiseman, Rigg, Masou. Emergency, E. Williams. Gregg Club. Juniors: Tinnev, Knox, Ambrose, Du Flow, Smith, Hill, Chambers, Hunt, Pu?h, Lawrence, and Cole. l'hird: Mortimer, Dawson, Mansfield, Rosie, Krebs, Swindale, Garnham, J. Smyth, Schulenburg, Fouhy, and Spooncr. Emergency, Connor.

OLYMPIC GAMES.

THE ENGLISH TRIALS. By Telesraph—Prc33 Association—Copyright. London, June 12. In the Olympic Games trials. Stewart. (Australia) won the United Hospitals' Hundred Yards Rac's in 10 l-osec. J. G. Pkeet, an Australasian, won the furlong event iu 22 l-sicc, aajl the quarter-mile in 50 2-oseo,