BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 133, 7 June 1934, Page 3

BULLS

Tjl THE FOOTBALLERS’ BALL The Lulls Football Club Ball will be held in the Town Hall on Wednesday June 27, and every effort is being made to make this year’s function evei more enjoyable than in former seasons Larkin’s full orchestra of seven play ers has been engaged, and the suppei and other arrangements will be on < lavish scale. Admission prices havi * not been altered, and are within read of all pockets. ON THE RANGx. This evening a match will be firec between Bulls aud Sanson Rifle Clubs on the Bulls range, and great interest is being taken in tin meeting of these old rivals. Bot) teams have been shooting well thi season, and scoring promises to b< high. The Bulls teams will be as fol lows:—A team: C. Al. Broughton, T Prichard, P. Thorby, D. Lundy, R. Me Kenzie, S. Sharp. E. Petersen and W Shepherd. B team: G. Fawkes. 1' Holdoin, L. Richards, S. Hanis, N Amon and S. Goebel. There was a fair attendance at tin weekly shoot held on the Bulls rangi on Tuesday evening. C. M. Broughtoi k winning the senior medal agaih and G F Fawkes the junior medal. Scores an as follows:—C. Al. Broughton. 69, 71 —139; P. Thorby. 68, 70—138; W Shepherd, 69. 69 13S; R. McKenzie 68, 69—137; L. Richards, 68, 68—136 S. Harris, 66, 69 —135; G. Fawkes, 65 69—134; E. Petersen. 68, 65—133; C Anderson, 62, 63 —125; J. Hart. 62, 6: —124; J. Prichard, 62, 60 —122; H Richards, 61, 61 —122: J. Carthv, 60 60—120; G. Ellery, 55, 57—112; F Christian, 51, 57 —108; R. 4 —44. GENERAL NEWS The first uf the series of Brown Cu] Rugby competitions will be played thi afternoon, when Clydesdale and Oha kea Schools meet at Clydesdale. Although unsuccessful in the five-a side tournament held at Feilding oi the King’s Birthday, both teams frou the Ohakea Ladies’ Hockey Clu played first-class hockey. The A tear was unlucky enough to play its firs game against Halcombe A, the tourne. winners, Halcombe winning by 2 goal to 1. High School Old Girls beat Oha kea by a goal to nil. and Ohakea am Palmerston North Old Girls drew, on goal each. Ohakea B team lost t 1 Rangiwahia B. the scores being on ” goal to nil. and Ohakea drew with Coly ton B. The ground was heavy afte overnight rain, but the games prove very enjoyable. 1 ‘The Squatter’s Daughter” will b the principal picture at the Town Hal on Saturday, and this record-breaker) sure to draw a packed house. In add;