FOURTH GRADE.

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 85, 13 May 1929, Page 4

FOURTH GRADE.

r.i— : .-^ir-.Nupier-.Seetjejiv-r.-vr-" —a.—.— "L CLOSE GAME. | A narrow win was secured hy T.C.O.B, over Pirates, the final score being nine points to six. For the 1

winners tries were scored hy Canipbell and BJair, who also kicked a penalty goal. Pirates' score came from Comber, who kicked two penalty goals. Mr F. Tooman refereed. l NO D1FFICULTY. Technical School A liad little difficulty in accounting for tlieir B's, the final score being 47 points to nil. The game was controlled hy Mr J. Miller. H.S.O.B. WIN BY DEFAULT. H.S.O.B. won hy default from High School B, who are away 011 holiday. WON FOR M.B.O.B. A narrow victory by six points to three was secured by M.B.O.B. over Higli School A. Mr II. Choto had cliarge of the game. Hastings Section. A WALK OVER. Higli School A beat Hastings by 81 points to 0. _ Tlie score speaks for itself, and quite truly indicates a complete walk-over. Mr G. Bower refereed. CELTIC WIN EASILY. Celtic struck better form tlian they sliowed on the previous Saturday. and won comfortably from High School B hy 16 — 0. Mr L. Henry refereed. H.S.O.B. BEAT M.A.C. Old Boys won by better combination, and though M.A.C. put up a good fight they could not finish off their attacks. H.S.O.B. won 14 — 6. Mr W. Apperley refpreed.