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Taranaki Daily News, 18 March 1922, Page 3

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NORTH TARANAKI COMPETITION Position of senior teams. The three teams engaged in the North Taranaki competitions are on even terms as regards the premiership. Western Park, Waitara, and Urenul each having gained 14 points. These teams are engaged in matches set down for to-day. Western Park are to meet Urenui and the Waitara eleven play the High School team. The second round of the A grade matches is due to finish on Saturdaynext, 25th inat., and this will probably conclude the season as far as competitions are concerned. TEAMS FOR TO-DAY. Old Boys A grade team to play New Plymouth on the Racecourse In their unfinished match: Osborne, Bewley. Bottrill, Eggleton, Papps, Greiner, Monteath, Willis, Quilliam, Billing. Old Boys B grade team to play School on Racecourse No. 2: Crapper, Hawkins, Bracegirdle, Pellew, Coleman, Hoffmann, Wheeler, McConnell, McLachlan, and two others. New Plymouth A v. Old Boys: Clarke, Nicol, Weston, Inch, Newbold, Lawrey, Sheppard, Morrison, Ferry, Burns, Stainton. New Plymouth B v. Old Boys B: Andrews, Bower, Kinsella, Hughes, Sheppard, Stephenson (2), Oliver, Osborne. Trevalla, Thomas. Emergencies: Ayres, W. Hughes. THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Sydney, March 17. Advices from South Africa state that the Australian eleven cleared £6321 profit in the six tmatches in South Africa.