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Today we play host to the Rugby Team. “RANFURLY SHEILD HOLDERS". their Officials and supporters. and what a day it 1' will be. How fortunate our Province has been inbeing selected as one of three Unions in 1938to play Host to this great side, who attire same time J are makingthe . the supreme RugbyTrophy inour Coun- try. available to the winner.

The decisionofthe Auckland Rugby Unionto taketheTrophy ontour has PATRON beendone as amarvellous goodwill gesture totheProvincialUnions,and Sir Russell Petrigrew at the same time allowingthe ordinary Rugby peopleofour Hawke‘s Bay Province the opportunity to soc the great players which in the 1980's arc PRESIDENT proudly wearing the Auckland colours At the same time our players are burstingwith pride and tenacity at havingthis one opportunity to play for Blake W. the Shield on our own ground. and I am satisfied that this opportunity is being accepted by our players with the determination that we would MANAGEMENT expect. COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN: Today: cvent ushers in an entire new KR. Tromajn chapter in the history of the Rarifurly DEPUTY CHAIRMAN: Shield and we are pleasedto bepartofit T. Mulligan MEMBERS: Iwould thank all those members of the N. Bishop H.B.R.U. who have worked so hard to ensure the success ofthis vennrre. to our ', J. Cameron Sponsors too numerous to mention. for . . _ P. Daniel all their assistance. J. Martin B. Giles We hope the Auckland Players and Officials enjoy their stay in our N. Watson Province and. that when Lhcydepart that they will themselves considerthe L. Ilomby exercise has been worthwhile. G. Kivell M. McDonald We in Hawkc's Bay dream of the return of the Ranfurly Shield on a R. Miller permanent basis and although it might beexpecting too muchforavictory D. Onekawa today. let uscontinue to improve our game such that in the not too distant future the dreams may become a reality. W. Reilly S. Walker We wish our [cant Good Luck this aflcmoon in the knowledge. that you K. Smith will be there giving of your best and for this alone we thank you, D. Johnson W, Stirling R. Lane KR. Tremaln M. Kilty CHAIRMAN

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> RumllShelfurd form for an Shaun lieu bursturt lo the [trslclttssscene Saul: llllein m enthusiastic winger who Outstanding Pirate side in club lhis season last season a leronly lwu senior club games. wants us much so on as possible and nlways cxciling rugby has this Ialented midfield bank fringing on In those outings he impressed enough for dangerous with the ball in hand. He was a selection. Ht: hiss worked his selector RichardHuntinputhiminnull:deep Fijian lrialisl {run times and played for his rcprascmulive and against Manuwutu. Bell. is North Island caunlxyan Ihrcc occasions. Since rrrivingin “W up through H.E. under 16. Coils and B teams and made his first class debut as a under 18 rep, in l987 and older bruthzr of Huwlne'sBay he'n'nprosscdwhile playing for cunenl N'l Secondary schools fullback Cenml H.B.. got his opportunity against replacement against Poverty buy this semen. itcan‘tbc hisfirst Andre. has represented HE through the Poverty Bay and stumped himself as a first longbet‘orc begets l'ullcap. Age 26 5h 11in 135141b. grndes and adds to a group or highly Blenled choice selection. Club Columo Pirilcs. young bucks in the province. Scared 235 AgeZS 5n will l7£l7lb. points inclub mgby this season. Club Wnipuwn United. Age 19 5H 10in [kl 101b, Club Napier Old Boys 12 HAWKE'S BAY vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE HAWKE'S BAY PORTRAI

Stuart Forster arts of the most exciting Jasan McDowell cornmumlud attention at Alex Mathewson an aggressive hooker pmspem in Huwkc's Bay rugby. h: forcud national laticl afar a magnificent game who has made a L'Omcback In first class Ievcl the Welsh. Slill a schonl his way into the team earlyfltisseason and has against mining boy after some lime in Lite wilderness. Top luml nthpicr Boys High whale hehns bum inlhc been first choice halfbuck since, Lclt school torchampicnsnlp winning Hastings Celtic in FirstXV fur several seasons. He laslyaa:afterdire:masons inmeNapichns represented the Club season forced his recall A New New balm It undcr 19 Ind secondary Firs! XV and made an irru'rlediale impact In Zealand Coll in 1932. he played five games schools lcvck in I937 Ind 88 and a club rugby this season. Reprcscnuzd Nuth was list) for Lthay in 1983and was uNcth Auckland Island at undlzr 18 level last year, . N2 Cult uiulisl Lhis season. School commit- meme in 1984. Battling with chiu fur the ments have restricted this mlemcu fullback- Age 19 5ft 6in 115!Mb. Club Napier Old hacking berth this yuur. Bays. wingcrloahandful algamcs for lheBIy mar Age 26 5ft 10min 14s112lh. his debut aguinsl NZ Supporters Club XV. Club Rulings CelLic. Age19 Sit 10in 173110“). Nspier Boys High School First XV.

Ash Hamillon a solid scrurnmagcr who Derek Brooks a dashing winger from Lite former All Black ilankt‘r salaclor Richard Hunt “fauna" in Cenlral Dannevirkc who played all add games for arrived in Hawke‘s Bay From Munuwmu curly Hawke‘s Bay, lls represented Lhalsub»union Wanganuihefommoving 10 [he Buy in 1955. 1935and was quickly installed as Caplaln. Hc and, apart from injury.hlts been firslchoicc at Eight games fur the Bay that season and a played ll games that smsun but wtls unly lighthead this season allcr making his debut l‘urlhcr 10in I986 slumped him as In integral available {or the opening fixture of [he NR7 against the NZ Supporters Club xv_ part of the [cam and he was missed when programme (which qualified him for Ich Bay Age 31 5f! 9i" 145!7lbl umvailahlelusl year. Bulhe‘s buck as kccn us Blazar) Work Commitments prevented him Club Waipukumu HSOB. ever lhis season and now has man: than 80 from being avuilnblc for Lite fitsi hall of Ibis first class appearances [0 his crediL season. Butthcvetctzlnulnmralhsn 200nm Age 27 5fl9in 1231. class games (mclurlmg 30 last) luas cmnc Club Amen. back to help ms Euy’s second division mm. paign and has taken may the cuplninuy, Age 32 Gillin [55! 611). Club Hastmgs Critic. HAWKE'S BAY VS AUCKLAND ~RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE 13 HAWKE'S BAY PORTRA TS

Graeme Higginsou L115 1980 - 33 All Paul Renlon an uncampmmising lease loin. Bird was in NZ Cull. in 1951 1nd Black lock who mm: from Canlexbury in forward who has mud: slcsdy rise through played 20 gamesfor meBay in 193132and 1982. Caplaincd me Bay mu season and naliunul ranks since being a NZ Secondary '83before leaving theprovince. Inthus:days highlights were lzelzleseeswhen. Ausuulia Schools rep in1980. A NZCollin 1983, NZ he played mainly at No. 8 but since arriving andWe]1lnglon(Ranfurly Shieldchallcnges). Junior in 1984. NZ Emcrging Player and back in me Bay last season he has locked me He playad 2A games for H3. in (WI) seasons Northlslandrep in 1986 and AllBlllcku'ialisl scrum One of Lhe Magpies‘ hardest miles. hm ll’lE r Bushuniun. vi» pa I .Renbanlell thpmvince Bird has played around 40 games [m- me Farming and injuries prevented him fnm'l and mpzcsented Manawam in 19233 and Mid. pmvlnee and has been rewarded with [he playingagainumillhissensonwhenhelinked Cunlerbury 1984-85. He returned home in captaincy (his seasun. AnoillcrEly plum“ up wiLh Ihe Napier Marin Club and mud: a 1936lobecome ufirslchoicescleclion forthe fanningstuck lllld oneofsevemlCentral HR. comeback Io first clns rugby. A veman or Bay learn. To lheendoflhe llslscascl'l he had players now playing rugby in Napier of 125 Elm class games (including six use). played 61 fifll class games. Age 25 an 2n. Hullngs. Age33 6ft4in 16517113. Club NapicharisL lSsL Club Hastings HSOBr Age 25 5mm 165:. Club Napier Mum

Norman Hewill another player fresh In f'rm class rugby and lhe young hookzr has impressedsufficicnlly to earnselectionfor the Cenlrai Zone learn. Lnstseasun, his firsl our 01' TL: Aule College. he played fur Hawke's Bay Calls and lus maul:an inuncdiale impact in the senior ranks for his Club this swson. Hewill is a suang. husLling pluyer and scams 5:! m hold dawn me Na 1 hooking berth. Age 19 5h Win 155!41b. Club Napier Technical.

Ilamlsll Qulnllvan made his Elsi class Richard Bartletl .anew arrival in die Bay Ihis a of dehul [or Hawke’s Bay in 1986 and played season wi|.h background eighl gal-“es lurSeum in 1923.'34 and '35 live genres Lilalseason. lleslipped back lo Lha Canlurbury me E team last seamn bulhax secured afrurluow seasons. Southem Maori; and Queensland b season. A 1:2th in ths year's squad. Quinlivan has repreaenlauve lzul huge mm Barlleu addsconsiderablesizeln mepuk and moved up from Central Hawke's Bay and his value in me learn should increase wilh his linked up with Lil: sum-lg Napier Tech team match fimess Lhe season. and bolhparlies halvebenefiwd. Hisrepmsenv dun'ng 25 Ml sin Hill. lnlive background includes games for NZ Age 15;: Club Secondary schools. Norm Island under 18, Clive, NZ Univcrsilias, Manawaru Colts. Age 27 5mm 1651, Club Nupicr Technical. 14 HAWKE'S BAY vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE THE SECOND DIVISION By Doug Laing All the dire predictions about what might happen to the Hawkcye guys today should not be all in vain. After all, in terms of what is left for the nest of the season, this is a practice match which should relax some ofthe pressures which exist in other matches when the Bay is striving for oom- petition points and the chance to climb back into the first division of the National Mutual Championship.

Hawke’s Bay‘s toughest opposition in that target are clearly going to be Marlborough, the final home match at Hastings on September 14, and Wairarapa Bush - at Mastcrton in the competition finale in Masterton on October lst.

Each now has three convincing championship wins from three matches, while Hawke’s Bay have beaten Mid-Canterbury and Southland in their Darryl Tamnll not an imposing figure on only outings. the field but makes up for it with skill and n high work rate. The utility back was a HE. All three teams have similar extra incentive for getting into the first Colt in l983 mid plucked from senior club ranks into top rugby by his former HasLings division. They’ve all been there before - Marlborough were them in the HSOB conch RichardHuntin 1986. Acmlplb first two years (1976-77), Waimmpa Bush had an astounding six seasons of tries in his debut against Poverty Buy in the top grade and reached fourth position in 1985, and Hawke‘s Bay justified his selection and has since played have spent eight seasons up top, relegated twice and now aiming for the nearly 30 games for theprovince, Plays both fourth straight season to gct back in. on the wing and at hallbnck inclub rugby and is backup in both positions for the Bay. Age?! in 9in llst 3 lb. Marlborough represeotthe most interesting opposition. They're coached Club Hastings HSOB. be formerhooker Kevin Sutherland who was also a consistent goalkickcr during along stint which ended in 1983.

A guide to their form was given by Soulhland coach Barry Leonard when he was with his tetu-n in Hastings. Marlborough,be reckoned.are the team to heat with big, mobile forwards. and lots of pace in the backs - partial. larly in schoolboy wing thrcequarter Greg Parke.

Marlborough have given no opposition any chance to date, and all reports rate them an impressive lot which could givethe union its greatest season since the halcyon days of Ranfurly Shield triumph and defence in 1973 and 1974.

Wairarapo Bush, on the other hand. have not been impmssing their own followers who have been large in number over recent years and have perhaps had too much of a good thing and consequcnuy still Shiver in a slate which has their side ushered Out Of Kevln Wlilte a must dependable player ufshock predominated since was and is of equally tmnd value in either the the first division, fullback orfirstl‘rvcpositions. Pnssesscslbig goalkicking boot which has produced a pro- Chief among the concerns of playels appears to have been the dumping lific run of scoring in Central Hawke‘s Bay of couch Roger Dee who was at lhc helm last season ~ his first at the first and Dunnevirke club for Severn! sca- rugby class level. The new man this year is Alan Comelius who was taking a sons. Hehas also kicked crucial for the goals rightknocking form the fans till the second halfofhis side '5 match against Bay and no more than do nppenrunces in lhe black and whitejersey to his Credit. Aregular Mid-Canterbury when llicy ran in 34 points to win 43 — 6. from l980<84 undonergnlnerin l986.ltis first clnss careerseerned lo bcovcr but injuries in ln both those learns. mobility appears to be the key to recent Success and the squad have seen his recall. Age 29 Sf! something which Hawke's Bay needs to develop if it is realistically to he 10in 12m 101'). Club Dnnncvirkz OB. still in the running in a month's time. HAWKE'S BAY vs AUCKLAND —— RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE 15 HAWKE'S BAY PANELBEATERS 25 Carlyle Street, Napier. Phone 358-484 We support: HAWKE'S BAY RUGBY

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Sponsor of the National Mutual Provincial Rugby (thumps. HAWKE‘S BAY vs AUCKLAND ~ RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE 17 PANASONIC RANFUILY SHIELD CHALLENGE HAWKE'S BAY AUCKLAND FULLEACK 15. Lindsay Harris (Waiwmaal FULLBACK 1.5 Shaun BelliCu'rDalIm-m ha) iMansIl was 14. Sula Bueta 1mmam mm...) was 14 Craig lnnes 1 1. Derek Brookswu...“Wm 11 . Terry Wright (Mann per ”annaming, /j,”V CENTRE 13. (Ponwnh/l canine J A: 13- FIVE EIGHTHS 12. Bernie McCahlll FIVE EIGHTHS 1 W no mu...“ (Maris!) 12...... ” 10. Kevin White n...m... I 10. Mummy, / HALF BACK 9. Mark Adam HALF BACK 9, Stu Forster (CHE Insumm, AnaPlMU'l‘:’0“. tummy, 8. iMInst NOI 8. John Bird 0““ ”“1““ "‘9 “(mini““l’.m. Ions "09 7. (Dun-min FLANKEHS 7. Paul Renton twist-m 015m" “P“ FLANKERS 6. (Grammar) 6. Mark Shaw (c) leair Margie; 5. (Grumman LOCKS 5. Richard Bartletttnmnmttm) LOCKS 4. Martin Brooke mm; 4. Graham Higginson WWrMaterm, 3. Peter Fatialofa annsonlwl PROPS 3. Ash Hamilton(at macaw, PROPS 1. Steve Mcdowellta-msi Mu n (Fem-two... H 2.sSean Fitzpatrick «Imam 1400;35th 2.sNorman Hewiuwcuimcmw) '3’ HOOKER 16.5Brettlli (Suburbs) $5.5Jmas]on McDowell (Bar WwIsuu, 3.00pm 17 Brett Crales (Panto/my) 17. RusssellShellord (Tasmin timing", EREE 16. Va'aiga Tuigamala (Pmlsantm 18. DarrylTamatl (BMW leasAssociarlsl TSFMEMé“ 19. Bruce Morton«Sam» 19. Trevor Nelson 1AA Wmal norm, 20. Phillip Colfin 15mm) 20. Graham MCNair (Contact ((-Jnlerbuiyl 21. Robert Cheval mommy) 21. Alex Mathewson lWEMurzv wanna. T0113” JUDGES: Smith COACH. Maurtcejra _ gull ASST. COACH BIIan IllIams COACH. Filchard Hunt 151 Smurmsan nu) W Hester! A5s5rr. COACH. Robbie Huntermwwam MANAGER John Caner MANAGER BIll Reilly lMiswnlenmt MASSEUR Dave Clark (Bay mm ”a, Crown Hotel Napier's Early Opener Lion Brown, DB, 8t Rheineck at their best

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ELDER:“slummt Because we live south of the border the Bombay Hills border. stock A S‘uTloM loans inmmzmrmo no. “51mm Aucklanders believethat time stops at the border, that commerce, sunshine, entenain- menNouns ADMiNiSYRMION ment and the quest for a few bob ceases to exist when the magical Bombay line is pemow'mi our-mm: crossed. stMcOXJM “WWW Mind you they've got a point. LIVESTOCK mczwmI. Liv-bat w I MW c it limmmu n-n Avarice, street-fighting, changeable weather and the worst drivinghabits in the world WILEODDR Fusiofltm 79 s1EWAm’ so P ham-tam sum also stop when you cross the border from Auckland and get back into the real world. meant»A alumni. 3517B! nzmmmsemoouc: You see what talking about Auckland's done for me? rIvton RJ tam-tau tag. «me 514mm a rims-um- «9522 I'm getting biwhy -~just likethe yuppics on Gloss, an Auckland product ifever there moorcxIII souSum 5577- was. REAL ESYA‘IE mostm D Em Esme Mg mat Buttoday it‘s time to welcome our commerce-caring cousins from "Orlhoftho border. msunmcz where tom themselves from a series oflelcvision adVCflS for emeeztt a J onmma» 15575: they've away Everything from bananas to marital aids. wont omeouAwnoro tomes or minim:w. «7505 mm . Wed Want it Last year I made the mistake of mentioning thtlt the Auckland side travel to their ootwvm AG. Wad Sign My. «“54 own“ A L. Wed n um various photographic engagements by means of a huge privately ownedjcl. Rooms m memp. 777915 was and I to the Aucklandcrs. WNPUKURMI 911mm. Well] wrong apologize nvssaltst. wnPuKunAu They actually travel separately in ajel each. minionspoem«rm nonmetal have so and the winner Io take the in slum RL sum Mai-p arm They a raffle, I‘m told. gets cheerleaders along uvestocx hisjet. WHITE KB (“ism nu; mu PROUDFOGY “Janna Mp arm He's also not expected to play when the jet gets to its destination. Ivrs1w Ummp Ame Mencumimmwues “We don't want to kill the poor sod". a spokesman told me. amount: I: 5.... mmsaue new TEAGUE as Human!“sit. um That’s a caring altitude, and you have to admit. these Gucci-clad, Meet. and Chandon um Esme swigging tourists are a caring group. _ imamJ WILLIS TOOME ROBINSON BARRISTERS SUPPORT RUGBY SOLICITORS P t : BLUWlllls.NoelToome .RussellRoblnson,T'mT lst,B tr ‘ i" "e" Lester Chisholm. Han¥lsh Neal. Michael We‘nletxv r “m("mason Associates: Alan Davies. Lawrence Willis 1 16 VAUTIER STREET PRU SIGNAL LEGAL . NAPlER or . I,ERsoN/tr. TELEPHONE: (o7oyas:t.229 SERVICES SERVICE 20 HAWKE‘S BAY vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE Todays programme was produced r 7 f ‘ '<" using PageMakerTM on an Apple I MacintoshTM PC. Pageready copy "I“ MJ Ml1 i was output on an Apple Lazar-writerm BUSINESS EQUIPMENT LTD ”émind ll purchase yourbusimzis Hawke'sBay'sAulhorised App e® Reseller Tennyson St, Napier. Ph 354-251, 358-009. 416 W Heretaunga St, Hastings Ph 69-908, 68.100

They'll appear today in pristine uniforms and their legs and arms will be polished. Their sponsors demand it. And while the zambueks will charge out to administer a dose of soothing cold water and liniment to one of our stricken lads, his oppo (specially flown in forth a Swiss medical clinic) will bolt out to an injured Terry Wright with a mirror. All the while their cheerleaders will be bouncing about on the sideline giving several thousand sehoolboys a few restless nights for a week after the game and creating headaches in men who scan them whilst pretending to look straight ahead so as not to NAPIER inflame the anger of their wives MARIST They’ll be singing ..."Ytty yay yay .. we’re going to sink the Bay, “Yippee yippee RUGBY yippec get your filthy hands off mew“ as one schoolboy decides dreams are not CLUB enough, Auckland, a megavside packed with international stars ofstage. screen and occasion» WISH THE ally field, will be too strong for us no doubt about that HAWKE'S BAY They'll retain the Ranfurly Shieldquite happily and goontoseeofl‘another 1000chal- lenges. - RUGBY TEAM EVERY We‘ll meanwhile have had the satisfaction of at least getting out there and knocking few of them over but I can't stop thinking about a time in the ‘60: when I saw us SUCCESS THIS beat off the in a mighty challenge that i think ended in a 9 all draw. SEASON AND That was in the days before the Japanese boughtthe shield. whenthe stockmatkct was LOOK on Wall Street and a BMW was a car you could see pictures of in a magazine. FORWARD TO For me (and maybe I’m biased because we did so well then) those were rugby‘s good ELEVATION TO old days. THE FIRST There’s an imbalance due to a drift across the Bombay border that'll only get worse, DlVISIOt 'FOR It pains me to say it. but between Auckland and North Harbour the top few acres of NEXT SEASON. the country are going to buy up all the shares in New Zoaland mgbyr That‘s the way they do things up that way. C'MON THE BAY

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Llndsay Harris Terry Wright John Klrvtin Waitemam Fullback 32 Sit “in 13.“ Maris:Winger 25 6ft llst 71b Mill-is!Wingnr 73 Sf! til-l 14st 4lb Auckland rugby'5 Peru Pan. H:bell:off the Among the swiflest footballers in New 2mi- Word-lily cleared New last and player of the Greg Cooper challenge to m-malalisl-l him- md rugby and ls champion scorer of tries yin; {m 1987 during which he scored nslag. self at fullback for the Rnnfurly Shiald carn- (having now scored 57 for Auckland). A gum 34 in:(5 in in:World Cup. 1 against paign lust wintar and mark: the No 15 jersey muster lll finishing off attacking moves. Ausuall'l. 16 {or Auckland. 2in trials antl‘) in ' again this year. Not bad for surname who lit-lawn. tallln mam hn Jupan). wowing the fans It Eden retire in 19115 after first rcprlzsmfing Auck- can dcputjze st fullback and goalkickcr. First Park Ind further afield with his spectacular land(at firstvfivc) in 1979. A fearless tacklfl rupmscrlled Auckland irl1984 and broke into llchizvemens. Mixes nwesome power ml he consistently electrifies this talented Auck~ the All blacks in19l16. Tonknvcr thl: lesllnll aggression with skill and spccd.,Has scored landbncldinefrom fullback. Brokehis shuttl— wing spntfmmCraigGram this year. scoring 53 trizs for Aucldand. wanls one more try n, dcr against Canterbury inMay but has made five tn'es itfive tests. Accountant. bring up ton in first 2135: play, a full mmmy. Salas representative. Company representative.

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Joe Stinky Craig[1|an Va'algn Tulgnmala Pomnnhy Centre 31 5ft l “11 l35| 2 lb Marisl Utility back IS 5ft 111/2in l3 st Ponsonby Wing-2r I8 51'! IUl/Zin 15 st I!look Smokin‘ Incan awful long time to win Till.- young utllily backhuhsdamucoricrisc Explosive winger who won an All blnck trial recognition at national level but since being up new in his firsl ycaroutofscl‘loal. A in April but was ten base! with lag truubles. pmmuted (for the Baby Blacks‘ test against New Zealand secondary schools and New Relumcdto llis bastlollrlp Pnnsunby Wrap up Fiance in 1986)he's becoml:angular fixture Zealltnd Under l9 representative last season. the Aucklnnd club title A New Zenlaltd and has appealed with grenl distinction in 13 lushasmudcthe NZCollsand nppearedlrtthe secondary schools rcpresenlalivet‘n 1986 and C(mSeCIlIlVB tests. . As an attacker usually solitary All Black trial this year. a dashing I987 he was also a member of the New commits several dil'cnders and as a tacklcr runner with an eye [or the gap. he is also a Zealand Under 19 learn ulat muted its Welsh he's shaken the confidence of many an uppo- resolute defender and is versatile enough to counterpart last season. Possessedu rmusivr YII‘JnL Has been trnuhlad for much nftl-lls year play second-live and wing, as well as hix thighs and a sharp lunlof speed he IS cm or wiul asthmatic type of VII'US. prefencd centre position. the moslexcitingyoung loothallurs to emerge Owner driver. Trainee Company representative. ln recent times 24 HAWKE‘S BAY Vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE HeratIMatapo Grant Fox Brat! Cralas V Potisrmhy Swondfive 26 5ft10ill lZstBlh Univcrsity First-five 26 5ft 9in 12st Pomonby First-five 25 SR 81/2in list 21b Makes his tint. representativeappearancc tor The New Zaaiand sole-mots recognized his Has the distinction of scoring 50 points itt 1988 today after a troubled season with in- class and matchwinning slo‘lls. usinghim ex» Ranfttrly Shield play fimm two outings 30 Horowhanua in and jury Racovond in tirnc to share in clusively at first-five throughout thc World (getting against 1986 Punsonby‘s Gallohcr Shield triumph. First Cup in 1987 and against Wales and Australia 20 against East Cape last winlcr) His only representod Auckland on its world tour in this year. Responded by shuttering Don other Auckland outing was against Cuntcr- 1984 and played five games last winter. Clarke‘slostpointscoringrecord. Arnasseda bury in last season's crunch South Pacific Formsapmzntmidficldcombinationwith his record 391 puinB during the '87 domestic contest. Captained Ponsonby Io Gallaller Fonsonby clubmav: Jot; Stanley. first class season and has now aggregated an Shield glory this season. Tidy, enterprising Factory Suporvisor. astonishing 1303 points for Auckland since first-five. Auditor. his debut in 1982. Sports marketing oxacutivc.

1 Mark Adam BrettItl Zinzan Brooke University llalfback 24 5ft lln 13:“ Maris:loose forward 23 6ft3in 15st 8lb Suburbs Halfback 7.3 Sitéin 175“)“: Finished up playmg rtmre games for Auck— Talented. powcrfttlly built halfback who Had always applaud a footballer of unlim— 15nd last winter than his University clubrnztto itsd and fulfillcd Lhal made his mark on the Auckland sccnc last potential promiscglorir moAuckland skipper DavidKirk (10 ngainst ously last year. initially as a savens player. my;9). and maintained a wonderfully high Wil'ltu' tiller transflorring from Rotonla. First emsrgsd undsr Fred Allan‘s tuition on tin: that as tin Auckland and New Zealand rapier level or aciticvzmcnt. tall as halfback: go. 1984 News Youth team visit to the sefilutive. incredibly handed off Kirwal't as hers“lemming(grabbing three tries against Rugby USA. Subsequently represented Waikain, Auckland's mptryscoter. bagging l7.ittclutt Wnrlgmml) and not afraid to mix it with the any of Plenty, New Zealand Colts and New ing 4 against Taranaki. And he's doing it forwardsa Zealund Muctis and has now worn the Aucki again this season, having scored ll tries in E landjersey uguinst Eas| Capt; and Waikato . outings. Valuable back-up to skipper Performcd outstandingly fut Suburbs in the Shelfotd on the recon! All Blank tour of Auckland club grand final. Australia. Plumbcrt HAWKE‘S BAV vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE 25 Alan Whemm Mlchnel Jonm Eric Rush Grammar Flanker 28 6ft 4in 1651 Wailemala Flunkar 23 Mt lin l4st 71b Ouhuhu Flanker 23 6?! l4st 21b Made the All Black No 6 jersey his own last John Hart “discovered"lancsin 1985. using Achiavsd national prominal'lce at Ihe swans winter. pafomting outstandingly thmugnnut him into his squad, lanes responded with a blokinMnrchfilaxllng It Puk‘dmhe andbcing the World Cup (when Mscandkius in live hat-Kick of tries in his debut Iglirlst South chosen to {ill in for Buck Shell‘onl in Hong consecutivetestmawhes), Eminelymobile Cantu-bury, Now the whole world lmows Kong. Did so with great effectiveness. Fast hc‘s new scored 36 tries for Auckland he about the lungs boy am: his dynamic per- and aggressive, he first represenlcdAuckland - - ' F u . I,- rummt ,w flieWorldC ,, 4 mi in in 1986While stillwill’l EnstTI-rlllki. Gottmly Likehis twin brother Gnyh:shauitlhoisthis lhelcstngainstWales and Australia this year. two outing: for Aucklmd A last winter. It 100thgame far Auckland this Susan.having A football: with uceptional bull skills and ain‘t easy with so many wofld elm loosics been an Auckland regular Elna: 1933. physical attributes Jams' outings {or Auck- around. University student. Dn’vzr. land have been limited becaus: of I11: never- anvsunday policy. StudunL ' t

Gary Whetton Murry Brooke Steve Mt‘Dawell Grammar Look 28 611 Sin l6st lOlb Murisl hick 25 6h Sin 165t31b Suburbs Prop 25 an 155:7n: Regislurud his 100th appearance for Auck- The eldust of Ihc three Brooke brolhers In Powerful scrimmage: who has made land in Brisbane in Awil. and il would be represent Auckland in recent times and the enormous prugrcs: since transferring Em," difficult to pinpoint om: dud among lhzm. first la wear the Auckland jersey (in 1955) Romma to Aucldnml in I985. Bee-me In All Has [men a palmancnl fixturs in the Auckland Hu shulflcd between No 8 and luck but it Blink In Argentina that year and has been a scrum almost throughout the 1980's and as‘ now specinl' ing atlock. tnjury delayed his regular test choice: since. contributing might. sumcd lhu Cuputincy in Kirk‘s absences list entry into top-level rugby this winlcr but it: ily to New Zeallnd's World Cup triumph in Winter. Smlinglymobile . he'sicm’ed heaps slwwcd against King Country and Taranaki ‘87 and lo llu: series this yeart Has turned of 50 metre tries - he's Auckland‘s chiaf that he's back In his best. Excellent lirlmut scvural gun-ins Auckland‘s way with his littetiut jumper. Pluycd cvcry gnmt: in lhc lcupcr Ilnd very mobile around the finld. scmlmmging might. And he's pretty mobile World ("up campaign and all five tests this Plumber. far a big fella, too, Company representative. ycar. Pwduction Manager Appearanccs . 32 For New anland (17 [3515) 26 HAWKE'S BAV vs AUCKLAND -RANFURLY SHlELD CHALLENGE AUCKLAND UNBEA'lEN AUCKLAND have had 24 Wins in succession since their last defeat. by 16 ~ 21 to Canterbury in the final round of the South Pacific Champi- onship in May last year. That defeat was Auckland‘s onlyloss on Eden Park since. 1983 when they were beaten 25 - 12 by Waikato in a Coronation Shield match. Auckland’s record since losing to Canterbury early last year is: 1987 - b Wairarapa Bush 63 - 4 Peter Fatinloln Phil Coffin b Manawam 22 -12 Pcnsonby Prop 28 bit 175|211: Suburbs Prop 24 6f[ 165!Mb b Wanganui 59 - 6 Would probably be boasting 504tdd games Made his mark in the King Country. playing h Otago 34 6 f0, any other union in the country, but with 31 games for mu province. berm - 1: Canterbury 24 » 15 and McDowell around he's struggled mIen-‘tng to Auckland at Ihc beginning 01' Duke b Hawke‘s Bay 56 - 18 in germ 37 uversix seasons Powerful scrum thisyear. Beam:capminofSuburbs. leading magcl'(wha mad:his mark practising against it mmugn In or:gum rim]. Appenmdin All in East Coast 72 4) the. World Cup puck) and bruising runnur. Black trials in 1987788. Strong and mobilc. b North Auckland 25 - 6 Commswn: of th: powerful Ponsonby pack an excellent backup to McDowell and b 43 -3 that overcame Suburbs to win tht: Gallahcr Futiuloh. b ananaki 49 - 6 Slticld. b Waikato 34 -11 Piano maven b Wellington 33 - 18 b Counties 48 ,9 1988 - b New South Wales 38 - 19 b Queensland 39 - 10 b Wellington 58 - 0 b Canterbury 26 - 15 b Fiji 27 » 7 b Waikato 18 »3 b King Country 28 - 0 b Turanaki 41 — 13 b Nonh Auckland 43 -15 b Counties 18 —7 a; I yr-‘ remaining matches after today are: ”AA I M. September 3rd paul Fox Semi Fiupntrklt v Bay of Plenty at Rotomu‘. University Hooker 24 5it1lm 145nm University Hooker 25 b'l‘l 14“le September 10m You don't get a lot of from rowers to play He didn‘t wait it) see if opportunity would v Nth Harbour at Auckland (RS) alternatively on the. side of Illa scrum bul 101ch twice in 1937. When Andy Dalton September 1711: when test hero Fitzpatrick is around Grant becnm: hamstrung,'Filzpatrick took on. and blodlc‘l’ becomes 1 v at Auckland Foxy, younger wrlltngly by the conclusion or die World Cup and Manawatu (125‘) skilful one Moved from bmkway (and (00). Blcdisluc Cup campaign he was being lauded September 24th of lo Auckland in and me any Plenty 1986 as ngmubly the lines! all purpose hook-lor- v Otago at Auuklund (12.5.) inuaducud to the Auckland squad list wmtu. ward in lnlcmullnnll play. a mpululion he October lst milking his only appearance against Elsi built on LI“: year A good thrower m the v Canterbury at Auckland (RS) Coast, Stiles Representalive. lineoul. he has great su’englh and m uncunny knowlcdge of when lrysturing chime” m aboutruhappen, Builder, HAWKE‘S BAY vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE 27 Ready Mix Concrete Ltd Suppliers of Special Grade Cnncrcte fur Hawke's Bay Plants at Hastings Napier Omahu Rd Austin St 797 254 438 951 COME ON BACKS - LET’S THINK ABOUT IT by Steve Greer ”éa/né/«a/im/ ”M TE:MaiAfisTATE It’s “mind over matter" and “brainsbefore brawn". Mental preparation and awareness WINERY and the ability to think quickly and clearly are vital to today's backs. Proud it) be supporters of Hawke's Bay Rugby Themore you think about what you are doing out there and communicate yourthoughts Our Winery is in to others from haliback through to fullback, the easier the playing ofthe game becomes Te Mata Road, and the more confident you become. Confidence only comes from thinking about and HaVclock North knowing what you are doing and having the ability to do it. (3kms from the village roundabout on the road to Waimarama) Of coutse preparation and training of thought is of upmost importance if you are expecting to produce the goods on the paddock. For instance. if your forwards only And we are open have the ability to win 50% of the ball throughout a game then logically your defence MONDAY — FRIDAY 9am 5pm is of equal importance to your attack. Yet. how often do you think about and practice — and develop a defensive paltem. You will get as much satisfaction out of winning a SATURDAYS game when your forwards have won very little ball simply because your defensive 9am — 1pm pattern was so good youropposition couldn't score a try as you will out ofscoring tries We welcome visitors because the opposition defence is so weak. in any event a good defensive pattern is a to the winery and have a form of attack when: the opposition become so frustrated with failure to breach the stuff with definitive defense that panic sets in and mistakes abound. Again the ability to capitalize on opinions on referees, selectors. coaches, players mistakes assumes the players are interested enough to back up and support and get and Lhc IRB. We even involved in the game How many Limes do you hear “that was alucky bounce"? You sponsor the have to be thereto gel the IUCky bounce. Supportingand backing up are absolutely vital 1's Mata Estate Wanderers llavelotk North‘s Premier and no one should be selected in the backs if they do not have the physical and mental . Under lo Soccer Team, ability to support and back up. If you are not so brilliant on attack to be able to Just to show how liberally comprehensively beat your opposite number. then the obvious solution is to be there minded we are when he is not but doubling around and supporting. Our very own (now Come and see us, or give playing for Otago)has the natural ability to attack and do all the above things - he is the us a call on complete rugby player - you could leam a lot from watching him. (070) 774-399 to enquire about availability of our Wines. On the other hand, even more mental preparation and positive thought is required for mail order service and our Ccllar-door sales “attackingbacks". The ability to “read a game" is essential to all but more particularly BALLS !! RUGBY - HOCKEY GOLF - SQUASH - BADMINTON srocro-srs OF: SUPPLE supponrs D ICK BUDD SPORTS HASTINGS STREET, NAME? PHONE 358-006 26 HAWKE'S BAY vs AUCKLAND _ RANFURLY 'siurfo CHALLSWGE STEEL FABRICATION MANUFACTURE& INSTALLATION - - OF TILT DOORS ALL TYPES OF e - STAINLESS WORK - METAL SPRAYING - PRECISION MACHINING | ' SITE MAINTENA‘ 104 STONEYCROFT ST, HASTINGS - PO. BOX 2140 - TELEPHotg '85 836 A/H Mike Patton 66 469 NH ‘avin Patton 86 to halfbaeks and flyhatfs if the outside backs are to have any chance of successfully operating. 3PORTS TEAMS A halfback must know without hesitation when to run blind, when to run open, when and where to pass and when to kick. For example, when the opposition blindside wing consistently stands deep your halfback should be using the blind and you blind side ' YOUR GYM wing. You will nearly always breach the advantage line and linking up of blindside wing, halfback and loose forwards will inevitably produce tries. 'OUTDOORS

4 " OUR STUDIO The same applies to ahalfback funntngtowards ablindsidewing who has that “hom'blc habit" of coming in on defence. Keep your blindside wing out wide and once the ‘ WEEKEND 0R opposition wing has make one ortwo stepstowards you it is allover. This again applies EVENING out wide - bring your extra man in outside centre at pace, allow the opposition wing APPOINTMENTS with the “horrible habit" (and there are plenty of them out there) to come in Immediately pass to your wing who is mentally tuned to sating out wide and again it is “curtains" to the opposition. But for goodness sake if it works once - think about it ,and keep doing it. Play to the opposition's weaknesses but don't spend 90 minutes PHONE trying to find them oralternately don't find them in the firstfiveminutes and then forget about them for the remaining 85 minutes. 358-1 42

Likewise. midfield backs. don‘t spend all day getting knocked down behind the advantage line which is either because (a) the ball is too slow 0‘) you are too slow (c) you are standing too flat (d)the oppositionis very quick oroften offsidc. Altentativety have your flyhall' stand deep rather than wide. giving him the opportunity to probe the blind. run and link with the loose forwards or kick in behind the backs.

Thought variation and communication are an irrepressible combination. lfthe above sounds easy back. then so is playing the game. But remember the hall always beats the man (try telling Michael Jones that) and every second is 8 metresfor the average ninner and 8 metres away from the cover defence is good fun. ROSS MCKELVIE PHOTOGRAPHER

Practice and put into effect the above and we need not say good luck for the rest ofthc OCEAN aouLEVARoE, season. NAPIER

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HAWKE'S BAY vs AUCKLAND — RANFUHLY SHIELD CHALLENGE 505“ KARAMU For your next new or used car or commerciaL PANDORA ROAD Fullworkshop service available for all vehicles. ROAD HASTINGS Full range of genuine Toyota pans and accessories. NAPIER PH 85 D49 |Experience the Excellence | P"356 109 RANFURLY SHIELD STATISTICS d Longest Tenure REAL ESTATE Auckland 1960-63 25 challenges resisted Canterbury 1982-85 25 Dill-A13QRST Hawke‘s Bay 1922-27 24 for all REAL ESTATE Auckland 1905-13 23 HOMES Canterbury 1953-56 23 '- SECT‘ONS Hawke‘s Bay 1966-69 21 ' FLATS A Id 11 198 88* 21 - FARMLETS ”C a“ 5‘ BUSINESSES V - SOUND ADVICE Shortest Tenure Wellington 1973 7 days JUST Auckland 1972 lo North Auckland 1960 I1 f Wairarapn 1950 I4 - South Canterbury 1950 14 ,AT Auckland 1952 14 ASHWELL- MEREDITH WE BELIEVE IN Most Points (Canterbury) 24 games 339 points PROMPT Grant Fox (Auckland) 21 323 .- POLITE Ian Bishop (Hawke‘s Bay) 22 178 Mike Cormack 24 177 .PERSONAL (Auckland) . ATTENTION MOS! Tries Aggrfl: Ashwell 439783 Berr Greenside (Hawkes Bay) 30 An Kramer 358m Craig Grew (Canterbury) 25 Phil White 449002 J.M1 Blake (Hawke‘s Bay) 22 ASHWELL - MEREDITH (Auckland) 19 REAL ESTATE MREINZ DEMA ND ITI _=:—_ D .‘HOUSE PAINT G I __: 3 AT CATO'S COLOUR CENTRE 41 Kennedy Rd, Napier. PH 354 867

32 HAWKE'S BAV vs AUCKLAND — RANFURLY SHIELD CHALLENGE STATIONERY NABLES.WILLIS LTD. ON THE PERSONALISED COMPUTER CODINGS QUALITY COLOUR PRINTERS - COMMERCIAL SI A l IONERS I RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTURERS AUSTIN Sr. ONEKAWA. P.O. BOXm.NAPIER.TELEPHONE 03471 DONT BUY HAWKES BAY IN 1988 BUILD VERSUS Why compromise? Ollen it‘s cheaper to build N.Z. Rugby Supporters Clubs XV. at Napier, WON 3026. (HT Supporters 15-7) the house you want, IIyou buy an existing house, nine times out at ten, you want lD Walkmo. at Napierr LOST 24-31. (HT Waikato 16-6) change somellll’ng - Ille carpet, the curtains the LOST 18-29. (HT Wanganui Wangonui, at Wanganul 9-3) 1 kitchen, the garden - there’s always something you need Manawatu,at Palmerston Norlh LOST 1638. (HT Manawatu 12-6) I to do and It always cosls more than you think llWIII. lI Wales. at Napier LOST: 18-45 (HTWaIeS 15—6) many pays Io buildwhat you want from scratch.

Poverty Bay, at Napier WON 43-13 (HT 18-9) . 'Talk In Garter Holt Real Estale aboul building your North Auckland, at Whangarei. LOST 15-22(HT 12-6) home at Otatara Helghts.

oratara other: a Bay of Plenty,alRolorua. LOST 1620 (HT 6~10) Heights variety oi siles ranging lrom sooraoso sq metres priced Mid-Canterbury (NPCL at Hastings WON 20-16 (HT 8-6) between $27,000 and $53.000 Southland ('N'PC) at Hastings WON 38-27 (HT 30-6)

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August 31 vs Auckland (Ranl'urly Shield). al McLean Park,Napier. “V7 CARTER Sept 10 vs 50th Canterbury (NFC). at Fraser Park, Timaru. HOLT

Scpl l4 vs Marlborough (NFC), at Nelson Park, Hastings. R—EAL ESTATE Sept 21 vs Poverty Bay (NFC), al Rugby Park,Gisbome. M.R.E,I.N.Z.

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