NOTES ON THE GAME

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 12 June 1914, Page 4

NOTES ON THE GAME

[BY DROP KICK] With the glorious weather I hoped to see some good Kugby between Suburbs and Waimauku, but I was disappointed. The game, oo my eye, was more of a Sr I With a Very lenient referee, the game at times getting very rough, and several players were hurt. If this rough play is not stopped at once k . : Rugby football will be a thing of the ' past in Helensville. For Waimauiu + ' Tui, at centre 34, played well as'Jsk did Taylor on the wing H . Fletcher (3) is too much inclined to pl ay the ™ hard. Waimauku forwards worked wfill especially Williams, the wing f or wTrd who ib more than inclined to play Se off-side game For Suburbs, Bradly («, t Yt ,\ Stf^ am« and was J a x f > : the best, back on the field. Hart n +iJ did his bit, and backed up by McDotw' - centre M, who got through a^lot 0^ wo k Payed well. Suburb's forwards went to vul°TdTtl« aiT* U m«ts Helen,- ' —♦-—- Echo"*" W a grievance Bend it to . the