ATHLETIC SPORTS

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2158, 26 May 1914, Page 8

ATHLETIC SPORTS

KTOBT RULES. THE MATCH LIST FOR THE WEEK. Hugfey matt-Iks, grounds, and refer' ees ior all grate have been arranged for Saturday as follow;-— jSuniof Oradc. Oriental v. Wellington, at Athletic l'»rk, No, 1; Mr. W. ,1, Mmditli. Peton© v. University, at Athletic Park, No, '2; Mr. If. iofdyoc. I'oneko v. Melrose, «t i'etofte, No. 1; Mr. 11. Lanvay, 'Athletic v. St. Jnnii?S, at Polo No, 1; Mr. J. Slines. Junior Grade. ■ Sclwyii v. 'Athletic, at Polo No. "2; Mr. 11. rjeott. Uiiirersity v. Oriental, at l'olo No. 3; Mr, J. Mofiitt. I'oncko v. bt. James, at Polo No. 4; Mr. A. Autoa. Wellington v. Pe-'oisc, at Hutt No. 1; ■ Mr. K. ii. Perkinson. Third Class. • Upper Hutt v. I'keiuu.ige, jit Upper Hutt; Air. K. Pelling. > belwyu v. Old Boys, at Miramar ! Park No, 1; Jlr. H. Jfrookcr. Hutt v. St. Patrick's College, At KelI bumc Park, at 3 p.m.; Mr. H. ISeavifi, i Wellington, College v. Athletic, at- ' College, at. 3 p.m.; Mr. A- C. liitto, Wellington A v. Wellington 15, at Miraiaar Park No. 5: Mr. '£, 11. Bailey. | I'etattc v. ■ Merliampore, at Sharpe's No, 2; Mr. C, H. Ingram. _ I'onekc v. Oriental, at Miramar Park So. -1; Mr. Wilson. Povinia v. Jolmsonvillc, at JoJinso'Hville; Mr. U. M. Julius, University, a bye. Fourth Class, United Motliedisls v. Alt-italic, at Newtown Park, at ■ 3 p.ai,; Mr. A, i HeiiKett. t . fselivyu V. Ucrliamporo, at Wajjeficld Park, at 3 p.m.; Mr. A. J, O'Cojurell. liytt v. Wt. James, at Hutt No. 2;' Mr. C, Slater.. ' I'tmeke v. Oriental, at Anderson Paris, at 3 p.m.; Mr. Cate. Wellington A v. i'otono, at Petotto Ko, 2; ilf. E. Snayrk, Wollington .15 v. Old Boys, at Mknmar Park, No. % mih Class. Bt. Janios v. Sehvyn. at Newtown Park, at IM) p.m.; Mr. A, M, Hunt. . St. Patrick's College v. Mdruso, at Wakefield Park, at, i.30 p.m..; Mr., T. Sliwin. ' Wellington Oollogo A v. Oriwital, at College, at LSI) p.m.; Mr. C. Koskrug*!. WoilingMiJ College B v. Polone, at College, ut 3 p.m.; Mr. L. Simpson. Athletic v. I'oiioke, at Atlifctw Park, iit 1.30 p.m.; Mr. J. Tommce, Old Bovs v. Unittd Methedi«s, a.t Eeiburno'Park, at 1.80 p-in.; Mr. B. Wilkinson. Sixth Cta.ss> Patone B v. Atliletic, 'at Psstoats No. ]~ at 2 p.m.; Mr.'A. Kcali. Wolliiistou Catlffge A v. Hi. Patrick's College, at College, at 1.30 p.m.; Mr. J. I'.' Soliivall, WclliiiKton College U v. Pfitone, at CoUdko, at 3 p.m.; Mr. "F. Martin. . .Poneko v. St. Patrick's B, at Atli" letio l?ark, at 1.80 p.m.; M.v. M. U. Shakes. Hutt, a bye. • • Wednesday Mritdios. Batchers v. Oriental, at Athletic Park No, 1; Mr. li.'liewo. . Artillery v. Petone. at Petomc No. 1; Mr. W. liofiiig.

'J'rmnvrays, a bye. j EfiFERE&S' MEETING-, CLASSIFICATION QUESTION, Mr. D. Jl'K«iaie presided at- the uSna-1 meeting: of the Wellington _ lliigby BcfewsoV Association last evening. As a result of the recesit coal-wonse between the- Wellington ft-ughy Union ami the Referees' Association, tk'secrots.rv of the former body Forwarded a letter stating that tho points raised had boon coHsi-rJererl by the union and agreed to. Included in the above w<?re. the following recoßimentlationß: (I) Tfcat the best jujiioi- games- lift given to promising junior refwees awl Jiojt to sen-tor referees. (21 Thai; nktividltal rd'WeeS '. he mi sent lons distances, siieh as to Johnsonyilfo, IVrima, and Wppf Hiitt, more than oi>ce during the season. (,3J That senior referees he not gtveti the early vaatchos, lint that jftnte n*«nil>ej-s ; bo appointed. The letter added Umt the : question of pronnriiis retired players to i join the- associ»timi had bceu nttejHied 1 to. I Billing the subsequent dissmissioi-i it i was pointed out that one_ of the nwst J : vital of th© qijostions trhicli had bwn i discussed at the conference had not been ■ i mniitioiied in the fetter. It is-as finally resolved:— ! ' That the . letter, hi rel'eiwd baA *o Uie Rugby. . 'tjiibn, askiiij? thew ivh-at stand tlify i.n- . tetui Uims. in regard to the elnssifieap ti-oH of i ; cferc-Rs; furtheVj wnctljor the Appointment BoamJ is is fe }icr.jnitted to - classify) «' wliethcr the ekssitieatipn ' mads by the eoin.uiitt.ee of the associa- : tion is to te finfll awl .not open to review ; by the Appointment Board." ! BOCKEY: t WBDNESIUt'IFIXTIIRES. I The folfeffiug a» the fixtures, grounds, and referees for to-nwrroit :— n ' Feteio v, B-ambkrs % at Petonei 1 M-fei'eo, Mr. Mmpson. .. .Ramblers A v'. Hiii Mai, at Karorjj referee, 'Mr, Taixton. I'alvelia v. Hereawa> at Karon- rcf, .[', eree, Mr, Cusaick. BItUAROS I ALCOCK'S DfNEK HANDICAP. 1 There was aeroivded attendance, ili- • eluding a intmbfif of ladies, at tlio showrooms of A.leaok and Co., Ltd., • last evening, to . witness the coHtjiiua- '< tkm of the '{ouriiameiit, The nfiu-c-i----e pal uwteli was betiveeii Wrii. Fraser (owes -25) and A, CVirfty. {sib. W). s For ths first l-ntiidr-ed the scores were "" almost- lev«l, but from then on Fraser, , s who played most solidly, Mart matters '" ail lii's owu way. anil won coinfoftably by fit points. The otlier A Group , yarne, betweett E. N. KehnaJ] itii«l_ A. 5, Orabiiasit) alw )WSved 0 the fomer rcrelying 130 points from hu ;" opisaiwnt. Kfrlman played a. good , RainOi h«t had UiS- riniinr.g of the spheres t in his favour, enabling liiiii to hav« an f { oasv win hv 06 points, Tlio fuuil ; 'l, Scores were; Kelman, 300; Grabbani. t] Wetluesdav raatclws are arranged a.s s under:—J. W, Mart v. H- Buddie; A. „' M. Cockayne v. V. A- Laws; G. H. p Shopherdson v. A. J, Mills,-.and h. Ini- Krafti v. B. Jttcobsen..