RUGBY FOOTBALL

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 3, Issue 229, 11 September 1914, Page 1

RUGBY FOOTBALL

_4f A REPRESENTATIVE GAME. In response to the request forwarded by Mr Percy McElwain, captain of Newton first juniors, representatives of the I seal Rugby Union have agreed to play a match at Waiuku on Saturday, September 26th. Following are the teams for a tiial match, A and B teams, to be played on Saturday, at the Recreation Grounds :- A team:—toll back, Len Barriball; three-iiuartene, W. Flavall, Fowler and Grimmond; five-eighths, Leo Flavtll and A. Dillon; half, a. Epiha; wing, A. Flavell; front row, P. Bright, middle row, M. Necdbam, T. McDonald and : Gnghton; back row, Broun and \\. I Cowell. I B team.—Full-back, E. May; ( three-quarters, Lucas, Ihompson, : I. Pie; five-eighths, McDonald, L. Honey; hal", Bill; witg, D. Adamson; front row, J. Pie, S. Barriball; middle row, G. McDonald, Crawford and Sands; back ( row. Glececn and Chaplin. Emergencies. -Backs: T. Howe, ! U. Barriball and Ridley. Forwards: J W. Uatu, It. Holmes, Jones and S. f Murray. i Owing to the advancement of the I milking scaso" the Union will bo i minus the services ol several good t players. This, however, will give j younger players their opportunity. t Although the Leal Union will not be able to get its best fifteen t together there should be material . enough available to give the visiters a good game.