FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 65, 17 March 1914, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

I2BA.GITE GAME. The aannai meeting of the Northcote Ramblers Football Clnb. which was held last night, wa.s presided over hy Mr. fieo. Hunt The annual report, which showed a satisfactory Mate of affairs, was adopted. The following officers were elected for the ensuing season:—President, Mr. Arthur K. fireenslade: vice-presidents, Messrs. PSmith, 3. Trounson, Hurley. It. Smith. 11. Tver, J. Clow. M. Walsh, V. Tver. Press. C." Arblaster. V. George. McLean, and Dr. Mlckle: secretary and treasurer. Mr. A. \. Tyer (re-elected): delegates to Auckland Provincial Rugby League, Messrs. -1. fi. Jackson I sitting member). A. V. Tyer and .1. Hcrrick: cen-ral c-mniulttee. Messrs. G. Wrlghtson. B. Herrick. fi. Jordan. .1. Hcrrick. and O. club captain, fi. Wrtghtson: vice-captain. Geo. Lrppar; selection committee, the captain, vice-cap-tain and A. V Tver. It was decided to hold the first practice on March -->Klh; aL«o. that the club enter for the first and second grade championships. Mr. J. a. Jackson donated n medal for the most improved player during the season lf>l-!. whic-h vras accepted with thanks. The following resolution was then moved and carriedrVTtaat the members of the Northcote Rambler Football Club still adhere to their former resolution re the suspension nf the Auckland Provincial Rugby League evecntive. and they still support that body, and stroni?lr "resent the New Zealand League's action "in tbe formation of the so-c*l!ei\ new Auckland Provincial League, as this. to onr idea, is detrimental to Northern Union football in iceneral." A new clnb—the Sunnyside Clnb—has been formed at Devonport, to take part iv the coming season's competitions nnder League rules. The clnb has already t large membership, and Intends to enter five teams, including a senior team. It is understood that several well known Rugby players will be found in the Snnnyside ranks this season. The first annual meeting will be held on Friday.