RUGBY FOOTBALL

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19891, 21 May 1936, Page 15

RUGBY FOOTBALL

1 GAMES IN HAMILTON. {MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETS. i ‘ ...__. l MATCHES FOR SATURDAY. I i '! “‘- ‘ At a meeting of the managem‘mt ; committee or the Hamilton Rusbi' Union on Tuesday evening. 311' A- E' lGibbons presided over a full attendance of delegates. . The report of a sub-committee which Iliad conferred with the trustees of the ‘.rallway sports ground at \Veka Street as to the terms on which the Union would continue to use the ground for competition matches, was tabled. Aft - discussion, on the motion or Mr A. St. C. Belcher, it was aSI‘BEd to accept the Railway Sports Club's terms embracing the use of the \\’eka Street ground for two years with an option for :1 further two years. Domain Board Proposals. The Domain Board wrote requesting that a sub—committee oi’ the Union meet the sports committee of the Do—main Board on \\'etlncsday, May 20. i 0 endeavour to reach finality on the matter of rental to be paid for Rugby Perk—Messrs Gibbons T. W. Thompson, C. G. Spelizht and .1. li. Fitzgerald were constituted the Union committee to meet. the Domain ‘BORI‘KL The secretary of the \V‘sikato Union notiiled that the curtain-raiser on June 3 would be a game between Morrlnsv ville and Hamilton junior representu-‘ lives. ‘ It was decided to approach the, South Auckland Rugby Union for a‘ representative match at Hamilton on June 23rd. ‘ The recommendation of the Junior‘ Advisory Board that T. Comer be nowi re-graded to Junior was, after some discussion, agreed to. The committee also agreed to the re—gradlngs to junior I of Henry Charleston (Karamu) and D. McGregor (Frankton). Junior Board Meeting. At the weekly meeting of the Junior Advisory Board Messrs E. R. Smith, R. Hooper and A. McDeli were appointel . as junior selectors. , An inter-club match has been ar(ranged for May 23, between Bombay Juniors and City thirds. As Bombay have done well in the Pukekohe—Frsnklin Union an interesting game should result. The match is to be played on .\‘o. 3 Rugby Park at 1.80 p.m. Technical Old Boys v. Old Boys will provide the curtain—raiser on No. 1, Rugby Park. The management committee advised that a sprig inspection is to be held on May 23. Metal sprigs are barred altogether. Draw for Saturday. Senior: Taupiri East v. Franklin, No. 1 Rugby Park, 2.30 p.m.; Marist B. 0.3. v. Te Awamutu Rovers, No. '2, Rugby Park, 2.30 p.m.; Technical Old Boys v. Te Awamutu, at Te Awamutu; Taupiri West. at Nseruawahia. Junior: Frankton v. Railway, \Veka Street, 3 pm: Ruakura v. ’l‘e Kowhsl, Te Kowhai. 1.30 p.m.; High School V. ‘Rovers, No. 1 lilnemoa Park, 1.30 p.m.; Old Boys v. Marist, No. 2 Rugby Park, 1.15 p.m.; Technical Old Boys v. City. 3 Rugby Park, 3 p.m.; Karamu, a bye. ’l‘lilrd: Technical Old Boys v. Olii Boys. NO. 1 Rugby Park, 1.15 p.m.; Frankton v. Technical School, 2 Hine—moa Park, 1.30 p.m.; (liiy v. Bombay juniors. No. 3 Rugby Park, 1.30 p.lll. Fourth: Technical Uiii Boys v. \‘z li‘rankiron, \\'cko Street. 1.30 p.m.; pity, a bye. 3 _ a.) K on, “ PLAY ABANDONED. NOMADS FOOTBALL CLUB. ' The annual meeting or the Nomads Foot—ball Club which was to have been held on Monday evening’ attracted a very small attendance or members. consequent upon the apathy displayed, it was decided to abandon play this season .uniess within the next few days a strong desire is manlrested by sufficient players to continue ioperalions. The club was formed nine {years ago. [