FOOTBALL.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 543, 25 June 1920, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

PUKEKOHE V, BOMBAY.

The following will represent Pukekohe seniors against Bombay on Saturday at Pukakohe:—FZlavell, Crum, C. Wilson, Syme, Jos. Adams, Schlaepfer, Dines, Lucas (:!), W. Short, Marshall, Higginson, Burgesn, L. Wilson, 1). Blake, J. Clarke. Juniors against Bombay at Bombay. 'Bus leaves at 1.30 p.m.:—Nicholson,' Moloney, Adams (2), Tonkin, Jones, Fulton (2), Cronin, Stewart, Lysnar, Fischer, Dazeley, Perkins, Hart, N. Blake and J. Clarke.

TUAKAU TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. Tuakau seniors to play Onewhero at Onewhero. 'Bus leaves Lonergan's shop at 1.30 sharp:—-Smeed (3), Turner, Rees, Revell, Jhpka, ''ivott, Cruickshank, Taylor, l Williams, barker, Lee, Ewing, White, Roberts, McAlpine, Lawrence. Juniors to play Onewhero at Tuakau, picked from the following:— Munro, Hazeldon, Somerville, McKeen, Wilson, Rogers, Govan (2), Parson, Presfcdtt, Allington, Wilcox, Cosseboom, Bilkey, Grar.am, Robertson, Madill, Neil, Turner, Nroto, Mratatahi.

A meeting of the Franklin Rugby Union was held on Wednesday night (Mr. J. Beatty presiding) to consider the matter with regard to the match Clevedon v. Pukekohe, which was to have taken place at Clevedon or. June 5, but owing to a breakdown in the conveyance the visiting team arrived late, in fact too late lor the match to be played. The particulars of the incident have already appeared in these columns. The Clevedon Club wrote claiming the match, pending a ruling of the union on the matter. The Clevedon delegates stated their club was quite prepared to have the match played, but they wanted some ruling on the matter in the event of a similar occurrence. Eventually Mr. L. Pulham moved, and Mr. W. Taylor seconded, that the match be awarded to Clevedon. Mr. Townsend moved as an amendment that the matter be left in the hands of both clubs, the union recommend ing that it be played. Mr. Smeed seconded; the amendment was lost by six votes to five. The voting was as follows: For the amendment, Messrs. Townsend, Smeed, Wilson, Ryan, and Wray. Against: Messrs. Pulharn. Taylor, Floyd, Glasgow, Oow and Murray. In the event of a similar breakdown to any other team and the late arrival of the team the match, according to the union's ruling, can be claimed by the team ready to take the field. We under, stand that it is the intention of the Pukekohe Club to appeal to the Auckland Rugby Union for a rulinfc on the matter. SECOND ROUND FIXTURES. The fixtures for the second round of the Franklin Rugby Union's competitions are as follows: — Senior Tteama. July 3rdOnewhero v. Bombay. Clevedon v. Mercetf. Waiuku v. Pukekohe. Tuakau a bye. July 10th— Waiuku v. Bombay. Pukekohe v. Onewhero. Mercer v. Tuakau. Clevedon a bye. July 17th— Clevedon v. Bombay. Mercer v. Pukekohe. Waiuku v. Tuakau. Onewhero a bye. July 244 h Meiver v. Onewhero. Pukekohe v. Clevedon. - r Bojnbay Tuakau, ■» Waiuku a bye. July 31st— Waiuku v. Onewhero. Clevedon v. Tuakau. Mercer v. Bombay. Pukekohe a bye. August 7th — Clevedon v. Onewhero. Mercer v. Waiuku. Pukekohe v. Tuakau. Bombay a bye. August 14 th— Tuakau v. Onewhero. Bombay v. Pukekohe. Clevedon v. Waiuku. Mercer a bye. Junior Teams. July 3rd— Bombay v. Onewhero. Patumahoe v. Clevedon. Pukekohe v. Waiuku. Tuakau a bye. July 10th — Bombay v. Waiuku. Onewhero v. Pukekohe. Tuakau v. Patumahoe. Olevedon a bye. July nthBombay v. Clevedon. Pukekohe v. Patumahoe. Tuakau v. Waiuku. Onewhero a bye. July 24th— Onewhero v. Patumahoe. Clevedon v. Pukekohe. Tuakau v. Bombay. Waiuku a bye. July 31st— Onewhei'o v. Waiuku. Tuakau v. Clevedon. Bombay v. Patumahoe. Pukekohe a bye. August 7th— Onewhero v. Clevedon. Waiuku v. Patumahoe. Tuakau v. Pukekohe. Bombay a bye. August 14th— Onewhero v. Tuakau. Pukekohe v. Bombay. Waiuku v. Clevedon. Patumahoe a bye.