RUGBY FOOTBALL

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10614, 12 June 1920, Page 10

RUGBY FOOTBALL

TO-DAY’S FIXTURES. A fine game should eventuate between Athletic and Sehvyn at Athletic Park to-day. There should bo that dash in the play and the element of doubt about the result that delights tho man on the bank. It is quite possible that tho Selwyn team, which is rapidly amproving, may give Athletic a great light to retain their position. Tins season has been one of surprises and good football, and it does seem likely that further surprises will bo in store for football followers. The early game is beta ecu two of the best lower-grade loams, Petouo and St. Patrick’s College, fifth class At Petono tho local loam meet tho vatft-ly-improved Oriental. Tho attention of intending patrons •» directed tv the advertisement in this issue, the Rugby Union having opened a booking office for their benefit. POSTPONEMENTS. Tho following fixtures have been postponed, owing to (ho grounds being unplayable Fifth Class.—Amokura v. Wellington College 15; Porinm v. Wellington ColItge A. Sixth.— Pctone v Wellington College B; Scots Cobego v. Wellington College A. ALTERATIONS. ■Tho Selwyn v. Banks College fixture (fifth) is set down for Kilbiruie No. 2, 1.30 p.m., not Kclbnrn Park. Athletic V. St. John’s (fourth), KUbirnio No. 3. 1.30 p.m. ’Varsity A v. Wellington College (third) will bo played.