RUGBY AT CARTERTON

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 72, 27 March 1933, Page 13

RUGBY AT CARTERTON

(Special to "The Evening Post.")

ti n ■« CARTEKTON, This Day. lhe Cartcrtoii Rugby Football Club held their annual meeting on Friday evening, Air. U Held presiding. Officers were elected as un ( ler:-Pa I.ron, tt. " - L-.Robinson; president, Mr. D. L. mtton; vice-presidents, Messrs. E. ¥ N Morgan J. AH. Lawrence, C. Jenwn,' J. 0. Harp W. J. Fitzgerald, A. Desmond, G. A. Vincent, H. Moore, W. F Knou-les, J. Fearon, AY. J. Denbee, Mrs. w . yu '"; sectary and treasurer, Mr. HA. McPhee; auditor, Mr. J. W. Denby; club captain Mr. C. Manley; delegates to W airarapa Euaby Union, Messrs. H. A. McPhee, D. L. Hatton, and L. Knowles; management committee. Messrs. G. Steffert, AH. Sage, K. Reid, F. Smith, F. 1-itzgerald, J. Churchouse; social commite ',Mes*s. J. Churchouse, C. Reid, J. pen£fffß; Taucher, F. Smith,- K. Reid, G. Stefiert, F. Fitzgerald, M. Campbell, P. Burgess, A. H. Sage, M. Knowles, L Churchouse, E. Bliss. The following coaches and selectors were appointed:—Third grade, Mr. G. Parrant; fourth grade, Mr. T. Sage; fifth ? ra<& } It- F- Sunkee; sixth grade, Mr. Li. Clarke.

I. was decided to play outside matches at Petone on Easter Saturday, and Nireaha on Easter Monday. Mr. W. A Hart was elected a life member of the club. Six teams are to be entered in the competitions.

Mr. J Fearon donated a trophy for tne most conscientious trainer among the seniors and Mr. D. L. Hatton a medal tor the most improved sixth grade player,