RUGBY FOOTBALL

Southland Times, Issue 24227, 10 September 1940, Page 10

RUGBY FOOTBALL

• PIRATES CLUB’S RECORD WINNER OF AGGREGATE CUP “The Pirates Club has put up a very fine performance this year and it is deserving of the union’s special thanks .for the way it has fulfilled its obligations,” said Mr H. J. Brown, chairman of the competitions committee, when announcing the results of the various grade competitions at the meeting of the Southland Rugby Union last night. Mr Brown said that the Pirates Club had not only won the championships in three grades; it had also won the R. M. Isaacs Aggregate Cup and thus completed an excellent record. It was decided to compliment the club on its performance. Mr L. R. Lopdell gave an outline of the proposed programme for the sports pageant at Rugby Park on September 28 and it was decided to invite clubs to take part by entering teams. Copies of the programme will be forwarded to clubs as soon as it has been completed. Mr H. J. Brown reported that Technical A had won the sixth grade competition for the A. H. Stott Cup. The points gained were: Technical A 16, High School A 14, Technical B 5, High School B 1.

AGGREGATE CUP POINTS Points in the Aggregate Cup competition were awarded as follows:—

1st GRADES 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Tl. Pirates 1. 1 2. 0 . 5 1.7G 1.46 6.82 Invercargill 1.27 1. 5 1.35 .58 .78 5.48 Marist 1.45 .18 1.46 1.28 4.37 Old Boys 1. 3 . 9 1.57 .41 4.18 Collegiate 1.27 1. 0 1.33 3.60 Bluff 1. 3 .36 1.07 2.73 Kennington 1.71 .58 2.29 High School 1.07 .50 .69 2.26 Star .27 .72 1. 0 1.99 Makarewa 1.54 1.54 Waikiwi 1.07 1.07 Technical .91 .91 Borstal .71 .71 Wlntcn .22 .22