RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 2

RUGBY FOOTBALL

SATURDAY’S GAMES. The principal game set down for tomorrow is the Dittman Shield challenge by Westland against Grey, which takes place at Rugby Park, Grey-mo-uth, at 3 o’clock. There are no senior games set down for to-morrow. The junior games arranged are Pirates v. Excelsior at Hokitika, at 3 p.m.; and Rose v. Kokatahi 'at Kokatahi. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW, Kokatahi v. Ross, to be selected from the following:—Duncan (2), Alcharry, L. Jones, Sliivas, Cron (2), D'iedrichs, Singer, Weiblitz, Saxon, Alclntceh (2), C-ropp, Denniston, Kennedy, Morris, Chesterman and Ritchie MATCH STOPPED AT HALF TIME. DECISION OF ENGLISH ILU. (Per Press Association —Copyright). NEW PLYMOUTH, June $2. The .aetjon of the Taranaki Rugby Union in ruling that a replay was necessary between the Star and Stratford senior rugby teams after the referee had stepped the-game at ha time, on account of the weather, was; confirmed by the English* Rugby Union, in e ruling received to.dsy. * There was no score whe ai the game was abandoned. The New Zealand Union uphold the Star Club’s application that the teams should receive one point each. The Taranaki Union' haa previously had the game -replayed, Strafc. j ford winning the .match, and the North , Taranaki ohampi-oniship. J