RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1932, Page 4

RUGBY FOOTBALL

KIWI V. EXCELSIOR

What will b e the last senior game of the season takes .place on Class ■Square to-moi-row afternoon when the Kiwi and; Excelsior senior teams meet ' to decide the winner of the Knock Out - Cup. The game should prove an interesting one and there is a considerable difference of opinion as to which willl prov e the winners. KIWI TEAM. Against Excelsiors.—A. Sumner, . A. 'Stopforth, 1). Griffin, Cook, Kelly, Henderson, .Leslie, A. Stopforth, Fleming, West, Diedrichs, Walker Staple- . : ton, J. Roberts, Morgan-. Enm\—C. Jolley, E. Olsen, M, Baird. Excelsior team v. Kiwi: —Kelly (2), Eager, Palmer, Clugich, Freitas, ' Hughes (2), King, Davidson, Roberts, Staines, iSchroder, Connelly and Milt 7. chel. Elmer.—Muir and Havill. . *■ SEVEN-A-SIDE. At Roas to-niorrow afternoon a seven-a-side tourney will be held for junior players, arid it- is expected that ! ) there will be a good entry, and gome good competition. The play is set down to start 'at 2 p.m. SEVEN-A-SIDE AT ROSS. Kumara A teamW. McNabb, P. Gilbert, J. McGrath (calpt,), G, Murtha, W, McNabb, J. Inglig ( W. Louden. Kumara B team i-JA Kelly, A, Rob-, inson, B, Rochford (capt,), P. Pier-: son, F, Aldridge, W,‘ Wallace, J. Rooh--•ford, Emergencies: W, Ro c hford } W, Ferguson, Excelsior juniors for Ross 7-a-side— Cooper, White, Tainui| ( Hanrahan, Chisholm, Richard,s and Adamson. Oar leaves at 12.45 p.m. NEW ZEALAND UNION. }■ WELLINGTON, October 5. The Management Committee of the ; New Zealand Rugby Union to-night ■ruled that the kick at goal after a, try has been scored must be taken. Permission was granted the Auckland 1 .! s " . Union to play a. benefit match tp raise? money for the support of the mother of the late B. Palmer, who was entirely dependent on him. It was decided to make a further advance of £4OO on first mortgage to the South' Canterbury Union.