RUGBY FIXTURES
REP. MATCHES PROVIDED FOR FOLLOWERS TO-DAY WAIKATO V. BAY The main fixtures for Rugby followers to-day are the Waikato v. Bay of Plenty match and the junior representative game, Rlotorua v. Matamata. Both matches should he open and interesting. The Rotorua junior s are a strong combination with any amount of thrust in their play and they will meet a worthy set of foes in Matamata, who always undertake their training seriously. This game, which will be the curtain raiser for the main match, will be refereed by Mr. A. Wallace. The main match has been dealt witb by "Lock" already and there is not much to add. The game will be under the control of Dr. W. S. Wallis. The start of the junior match is 1 p.m. and the senior 2.30. The senior teams are: — Waikato Rep. Team. M. Davies, D. Oliver, A. J. AitkenJ. Wilson, T. Morrison, R. Johnstone, J. Denz, C. Cameron, A. Storey, T. Thomson, J. Hedley, A. Cameron, H. Ensor, J. Byrne, J. Leeson. Emergencie.s: T. Waerea, Te Purei. Bay of Plenty Team. G. Farmer, Hohapata, R. Grey, Webber, M. Howell, E. Howell, Trainor, Fitzpatrick, Moore, Whiteside, Cullimore, Whitelay, G. Edwards, F. Edwards, M. Rhodes. Emergencies: Jones, J. Bidois, Joyce, Warren. Rotorua Junior Reps. The juniors comprise. J. Martin, J. Maru, T. Pene, M. Herewini, C. Pipson, T. Berghan, B. Pene, G. Rogers, R. Pene. J. Mataira, M. Bell, R. Haycock, P. Hiini, W. Heretini, W. Grey. Emergencies: A. Cottrell, B. Jacobs, K. Hiini, R. Hulton, J. Dinsdale.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 578, 8 July 1933, Page 6
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