RUGBY

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 304, 17 September 1920, Page 8

RUGBY

MOASCAR CUP. Next Tuesday afternoon, at the Athletic Park, the final fenine in the above cup will be played. Three teams remain in the competition—namely, Christchurch Boys' High School (winners of South Island tournament), Auckland Grammar School, and Palmerdton North High Gchool. The latter two schools play off at Palmerston North on Saturday, and the winner meets here in the final with Christchurch. The Moascar Cup (which U now on view at Howe and Sowman's, Lamnton Quay!, stands about 2 feet 6 inches high, and is of uncommon design. It is of spccM interest to ali New Zealandcrs. as it was won by our Mounted Rules' football team at the Army Service championship, held in Egypt, in 1918. The team's record stands at:-Matehes played, 10; won, 9; drawn, 1. Points for. 147; against, 3. lly a special vote of the team the cup waß presented to the Now Zealand Rugbv Football Union for, competition amonjst secondary schools in this Dominion

SENIOR CADET TOURNEY. Fixtures and grounds fcr the second round of the Senior Oadet tourney on Saturdnv am;— 42 C-mpany v. 41 Company. Lyall Bay No. 1, 3 p.m., referee, Mr. D. Jloronoy; 37 Company v. 21 Company. Lyall Bay No. 2. 3 p.m., Mr. S. A. 0. Darby; 38 Company v. 30 Company, Lyall Bay No. 3, 3 p.m.. Mr. J. Nicholson; 29 Company v. 36 Company, Petonc, No. 1, 3 pm., Mr. A. Herron; 107 Company, a bye.

HUTT VALLEY SCHOOLS. The final of tho Hutt Valley schools' junior competition for the "Chronicle" Cup was decided between Petone West and Pctone .Main on Wednesday, tho result boing a win for the former team by 12 points to 5. Trios for the -winners were obtained by Cunningham (21, Stovens. and Monntford, and tor the losers House scored a try, which Duncan converted.

REFEBEES TOR SATURDAY. The following reforees have been appointed for to-morrow;-.. Wellington B v. Wairarapa, Athletic Park, 3 p.m.r. Mr. J. S. King; Third Grade representative trial. A v. B tc-amR, Athletic Park No. 1, 130 p.m., Mr. T. R. Brooks. ..„.„, ' Scmi-J'mal Public Service Tournament.Government Life v. G.P.0.. Athletic Park No. 2. 1.30 p.m., Mr. A. E. Nicholson; Public Tnißt, a bye. Fourth Gni'lo.-Pctone v. Ponekc, Petone, 3 rim , Mr. T. A. Fletcher; Third GradeSt, Jameß v. Oriental, Lyall Bay No. 1, 1.30 p.m., Mr. H. F Larway

WAIRAHAPA V. WELLINGTON. The meetinc of Wairavapa and Wellington at Athjetic Park on Saturday is expected to produce an interesting _ game. The local team will have tho services of Aitken, Alear. J. Tilyard, and Malm, who were unable to go on the southern tour. The "curtain-rainer" will be a Third Grade representative match, on No. '1 ground, and the semi-final of the Public Service tournament, on No. 2 ground.

THIRD GKADE REPRESENTATIVES A Team.->Backß, Brooks (Athletic), Mothes (Petone). Pat'l (Upper Hutt), Lang (Miramar), Glennie (Berhampore), Carey (Athletic) Frater (Wellington), Boyce (Athletic), wing forward; forwards, Watson (Selw'vn), Pope (Berhampore), Anslow (Upper Hutt) Ncwson (Berhampore), Lundon (Jdhnsonvillol, Hepburn (Wellington), Bongo (Upper Hutt). , B Team—Backs. Moore (Johnsonville). Ha7elwood (Upper Hutt). Erskine (Athletic), fica'ddnn (Wellington), Bramley (Johnsonville) M'Arthur (Petonc), Sutton (Selwyn), Churchill (Upper Hutt) wing forward; forwards Hunt (Oriental), Morgan (Upper Hutt)' Parsloe (Johnsonville). Bremer (Oriefi"al), Brien (Selwyn), Clark (Petone), I'oynton (Athletic). Emergencies,'cither team-Backs, JfKen7in iPclwvn), Morgan Johnsonville). GayC YMCA), Karatano (Porirua); forwards ' Price (Petone). Rk-hardson (Johnsonviie) M'Stay (Wellington;l Ryan (MiraZrj' Connolly 'Athletic), Wlnera (Porirua). ,

A match will be played at Miramar »r,nrt» eround to-morrow afternoon between tho employees of Messrs. Crawley and Ridley and the City Carriage Works.