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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 162, 11 July 1910, Page 7

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. AUCKLAND WINS THE CHAM- ] J PIONSHTP. 6 1 I ! The final round of the championship t ' matches was completed on Saturday after- t uoon. Auckland defeated Ponsonby, and 1 J thus secured the championship, West End s ' beat Grafton and earned second place, be- l " ing one point behind Auckland. t 1 AUCKLAND V. PONSONBY. | > After a fairly even game the Auckland < ' team secured 0 goalß to Ponsonby _ 4. The i I winners' score was made up by Wntters (5), ■* J Wilson (2), Elliot and McCoskrie (one each). { ' For Ponsonby, Kelly, D. Eade, Nolnn and j 1 McCoskrle scored. Mr Flnlay refereed. , WEST END V. GRAFTON. ' * , Grafton's team was composed of several « 1 juulors, and it was not to be expected that j . they would make a serious light of it with s . West End, At half-time the score was: i West End o, Grafton 1. In the two con- J i eluding quarters the Westerners had all the . i best of the argument, aud nine more goals : 1 went to their credit, whilst one was scored J by Grafton. The goal throwers were: For i > West End—Walton (v). Browning (2), HalUwell (1), NicholLs (2), Beamish (2), Blomfield (1); total, 13. For Uraf ton—Fisher (1), Stewart (1); total, 2. Mr Sachs refereed. A trial game will be played next Saturdny nt Victoria Park. The teams will appear in a Wednesday's "Star." A practice will be t • held on Thursday eveniug at Victoria Park. v ; The Wellington —Auckland fixtures will be 0 i played on August oth. J; ' - a