FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 15 September 1921, Page 3

FOOTBALL

| IIY TIiJ.EOn.U-ll —PER eitEss association] HAWKKS RAY 22 SOITHbAND 7. NAITF.It. Sept. LI. The. | iiter-pi uvitiyial Rugby match was played here to-day in the presence of about 21)00 spectators. The game was fa»t and fairly open -ml won bv Rawk<’s Rav t>y 22 to ~ file game was much more even than the s,s ires indicate. flic visitors frequently attacked, but the home tackling an i s no,hci.mg was soliit soil the work of the Ray full-back (Tates) was very effective, lii.s line tackling pre•u'ntiu.g M-I res. The Ray forwards were siiperiol'. and there was more sling and combination in the team's attack, resulting ill the visitors' Inn- living erosse,l live times. '1 lies were scored by Rlake, ((reensß,". Ralc.hchir. Kivell, and Akuira. Two were (.(inverted by Yates. For the visitors Cockroft potted a goal and St. George scored a try. OTAGO DEFEAT \VAIRARAI'A. CARTEUTON. Sept. 14. I Otago and Wairarapa met to-day In the first spell there were many scrums and tight forward work and it , nded in no score. In the second spell Otago opened up the game and scored ! 1 points, while for \Y. lira la pa James notched a try | i,on a forward rush. The game was remarkable lor the number of penalties awarded to Wairarapa within guiding distance, hot dYirrnner, Steven. Matson and Rose each failed with kicks. Hawke Sunning. Ward, and Davidson scored r.,, ntu.ro and Ovlcs converted one.