RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 94, 7 May 1937, Page 6

RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hastings Games To-moiirow Up to the present, followers of the Rugby game have been treated to good displays by teams in the local competition and to-morrow 'is games at Hastings promise to be another series of interesting encounters. This will be the players' last chance of catehing thp selector's eye before the Hawke's Bay team to meet Wairarapa is announced, and all will be out to give of their best. On No. 1 ground, Hastings meet Napier H.S.O.B., and this should see two eveuly matched teams in action. Both teams are playing bright football at present and followers of the game can be certain of a first-class match. On the adjoining area, M.B.O.B. and Celtic clash and a great battle should result. The Marist team, who are playing at the top of their form at present, will take some stopping, but Celtic cannot be under-rated and may surprise the Marist team. A very eveu contest should result. For the early arrivals Celtic meet H.S.O.B. thirds on. No. 1 ground, and Hastings and Celtic fourths meet on No. 2 ground. Central School boys for matches m Nelson Park are: Geenty, Drummond, Hensman, Lean.