SOCCER

NZ Truth, Issue 932, 6 October 1923, Page 8

SOCCER

(By "Tynecastl.e")

"Tynecastle" has received the "office" that a well-known member of a local club wrote to Huntly pridir to that club's Chatham Cup match m Wellington advising the management of the club to strongly protest should Mr. W. G. Bryce be appointed as referee for the tie, also that the Huntly Club had grounds for a protest should the V.M.C.A. play Wedderspoon. This sport (?) must have found time hanging on his hands, and was evidently of the opinion that he could run the affairs of the Huntly Club better than those gentlemen , who are officially connected with the club. But these miner officials are real sports, as there was no notice taken of their Wellington adviser-in-chlef, but the incident of the receipt of the letter was passed on whilst the miners were m town. N

"Tynecastle" would Just like to say, m ringing down the curtain for the season, that it would be playing the game if that person would now find time to drop. Ref. W. Q. Bryce a letter of apology, and so show it was an oversight on his part m not sending a copy of the original . letter.