FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 205, 27 August 1912, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY, p '' ' * "- ; -'-S s«.i*o NORTH SHORE V. HTJTCHINSON BROS. A match will be played to-morrow at Hi. North Shore between North Shore «„!?* Hutohinson Bros. The following nLv™ will represent the Shore:— Kennedy Held?*" Morena, Harrison, Payne, Itoscoe. 'voon.. 1 3i Jones, iukle, Overington, Cult, $*£' Somerville, Gollop, Stoope, Jenkins, L^ ■ A FOOTBALL INQUIRY. -V (By Telegraph.—Prtte Association.) ' ' INVERCABQILL, Monday. An inquiry was held by the Southland ; ;i Rugliy Union at the request of the Otnim TJuion concerning the allegations that mSn ' hers of the Otago representative team created a disturbance in the Railway Hotel • on their visit to Invercargill on August <L-" Evidence was given to the effect that the ; respousfliility for the disturbance rested on j lour Otago plajers. ">-?.' INTER-COLLEGE TOURNAMENT. 'I WAXGANUI BEAT CHRIST'S COLLEGE (By Telegraph. —Press Association.) WANGANUI, Monday. ' The annual inter-college football tonrna. ' ment between Christ's College (Christ church), Wellington College, and the Wan ' j.-anui Collegiate School commenced to-day-Christ's meeting \\ auganui. the ground was in tirst-class order. The attendance was ! about 2.000. A good game, keenly contested - resulted in a win for Wanganui by 8 to? ! Lalla and I'aber scored for Wanganui, the 1 > latter converting his own try, and Bush and ■ Ktitt crossed the Hue for Christ's Collet neither try being converted. On Wednesday Christ's College play Wellington, .'and on '■ ■'■ Friday \\ ellington meet Waugamil. ■•-:■''