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CHESHIRE SCHOOLS Senior Cup Competition CHESHIRE RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION CHESHIRE SCHOOLS Senior Cup Competition at MACCLESFIELD R.U .F.C. on Sunday, 1st March, 1987 Commencing at 10.30 a.m. Admission by Programme 50p FORWARD CHEMICALS LTD. MANUFACTURE AND MARKET ... Maintenan ce Chemicals, Lubricants. Degreasers, Paint Strippers, Disinfectants, Detergents, Brickwork Cleaners, De-rusting Chemicals, Car Wash Solvents. Graffiti Removers, Sealants, Release Agents, Barrier Creams, Weedkill ers, Odour Controllers, Paintwork Cleaners. Polishes, Drain Cleaners, Hand Cleaners, Mud and Clay Dispersants, Aigaecid es. Fungicides, Germicides, Plastic ise rs, Mortar Additives, Insecticides, Asbestos Sealers and many other products for industry and commerce. We get the Chemistry right for Industry FORWARD CHEMICALS LTD . P.O. BOX 12, TANHOUSE LANE, W IDNES, CHESHIRE, U.K. Telephone: 051-4249441 (10 lines) Telex : 629736 FORWARD G CHAIRM~~N'S COMMENTS A warm welcome to the 6th Annual Schools' 1st XV Competition­ inélugurated in 1981. Due to inclement weather last year's contest was unavoidably cancelled. 1hope that the recent wintry conditions are now far be~ind us so that the first of th~ Inter Schools' Competitions# organised by my Committee, during th~ month of March, will definitely take place. As no one School has proved to be particularly dominant this season the final outcome should be extremely interesting. Most of the fourteen educational establishments from which the County Under 18 XV was selected will be participating. Each in their own particular fashion will be aiming to reach the Final and emerge victorious. We may even find that a new name will emerge to be engraved on the trophy. Good Luck to vou allili To the Macclesfield Club, who are always so ready to promote the development of Youth Rugby-our sincere thanks for your ever ready assistance. We also express our gratitude to ail those who have made any contribution to the success of today-referees, groundsmen, caterers and soon. Finally 1 must refer to the generosity of Abbott & Owen Investment Services Ltd., of Chester. Through their timely financial assistance we are able, not only to offer some hospitality to our visitors but we can continue to present very attractive medals to both the Winners and Runners-Up, mementoes which 1feel sure the recipients will greatly tre~su"e. J.M. Young (Chairman) British Gas­ North Western ENERGY IS OUR BUSINESS · , ~ PRELIMINARV ROUNDS Pool A (Pitch 1) Referee 10.30 Whitby H.S. vLymmH.S. 1 11.10 Poynton H.S. vWirral G.S .. 5 12.00 Whitby H.S. vWirral G.S. 4 12.40 Poynton H.S. vLymmH.S. 8 1.30 Poynton H.S. v Whitby H.S. 3 2.10 Lymm H.S. v Wirral G.S. 7 Pool B (Pitch 2) 10.30 Rydal School v Bramhall H.S. 2 11.10 Stockport G.S. v Ruthin School 6 12.00 Rydal School v Ruthin School 1 12.40 Bramhall H.S. v Stockport G.S. 5 1.30 Rydal School v Stockport G.S. 4 2.10 8ramhall H.S. v Ruthin School 8 Pool C (Pitch 3) 10.30 Sandbach School v King's School 3 11.10 SirJohn Oeane's vSaleG.S. 7 12.00 Sandbach School vSaleG.S. 2 12.40 Sir John Deane's v King's School 6 1.30 Sir John Oeane's v Sandbach School 1 2.10 Sale G.S. v King's School 5 Pool D (Pitch 4) 10.30 Lindisfarne College v St. Anselm's College 4 11.10 Cheadle Hulme v Marple Hal! 8 12.00 St. Anselm's College v Marple Hall 3 12.40 Cheadle Hulme v Lindisfarne College 7 1.30 St. Anselm's College v Cheadle Hulme 2 2.10 Marple Hall v Lindisfame College 6 MAIN COMPETITION Winner of Pool A P.2 3.30 R.7 WinnerofPool B P.1 4.30 R.S Winner of Pool C P.1 3.30 R.S Winner of Pool 0 COMPETITION RULES 1. The preliminary rounds will be run on a league basis with 2 points for a win and 1 point for a draw. 2. Each gamewill be 15 minutes each way, with an i~terval of2 minutes. 3. The top team from each pool will go into the semi-finals 4. In the event of a tie in the preliminary rounds the winners will be decided asfollows: The team with the highest points difference in points scored for and against; Theteam scoring mosttries; The team with the highest aggregate points; A 'sudden death play-off. 5. In the event of a tie in the main competition the team scoring most tries will win.lfteams areequal ontriesthentheteamthathasscored themost goals from tries will win.lfteams are still equal theteam scoring firstwill win. If there is no score a 'sudden death' play-off will decide the winner. 6. Each school is allowed a squad of 21 players any 15 of whom can play in one game. The remaining six players will be the replacements. 7. Any player sent off will take no further part in the tournament. 8. Each school must supply a spare set of jerseys to be used in the event of a clash of colours. 9. Each school must provide a touch judge. COMPETING SCHOOlS AND COlOURS Bramhall High School Red / Black/ Blue Cheadle Hulme School GreenlYeliow King's School . Blue/White Lindisfarne College Blue/ Gold Lymm High School Green/ Black/White Marple Hall School Blue/White Poynton High School Dark Blue/ Light Blue Ruthin School White Rydal School Black/ Gold St. Anselm's College Dark Blue/ Light Blue Sale Grammar School Black Sandbach School Maroon/ Green/White Sir John Deane's College Light Blue/ Dark Blue Stockport Grammar School Black/Gold Whitby County Sky Blue Wirral Grammar School Royal Blue Referees - Manchester Society 1. Bob Davies 2. Graham Hughes 3. Graham Hatton 4. Phil Ratcliffe· 5. Albert Simpson 6. Peter Kay 7. David Broadbent 8. Keith Etherington PREVIOUS WIN NERS 1981 Wirral Grammar School 1982 Wirral Grammar School 1983 Wirral Grammar School & King's School 1984 Wirral Grammar School 1985 Sale Grammar School 1986 Cancelled - Frost Everyboddy loves someboddies sometime... r " . : -"'. Boddingtons , naturally . \ ! (lNVESTMENT SERVICES) L TD. Watergate Street, Chester, Cheshire. CHESTER (0244) 45976 The amazing success story of the ABBOTT-OWEN MANAGED FUND. Top performing Managed Fund over 10 years to July 1986 . f 10,000 invested 10 years ago is now worth L53,510 equivalent to 18-3% p.a. compound Major Competing funds - Norwich Union f45,830 Albany Life f41,300 Allied Dunbar 09,980 Hill Samuel 06,330 Abbey Life 04,900 (source: Planned Savings Statistics) NO, of course it isn't the "Abbott-Owen" fund. We don't operate the expensive (to clients) charade of the Managed Fund of sorne anonymous Insurance Company under our own guise. 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