ASSOCIATION.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 154, 30 June 1914, Page 8

ASSOCIATION.

:\nn.T r-:'H!!i>L-r.\R'LTON DRAW. -Ifd.nlr. S-linnl niii! Cjrllnn met on tlifi fiirmor clubVt sn-oiiiul a: Ki.-'inmnd. The jrame Fiiirii'il Willi I'm , h.mie tram three awn f.iinii I'.arr. i.ledhill and Mnikktaking the lipid no mi* ton ir.;mitrs latvr. I>om t:u- ;■::■ k r.IV Carl: >n tailed with ,1 nii-e ruK-iilis garn i. Mini i: Kiokivl art i;' l.'iov mraiu "mi-iiic-..-.-. Their chances were, hownver. spoiled Jiv Li 10 sound tW.-r.r~ nf tlio school ba.-k-. n-'.Yu uhroiiglir.nt, tie ganrp pT ;i > •■■ Imi tine, o\tr\\. ilcm-kk-kirts me'.iiud.-. 'Hay soon *;nb'iornl v ill tli" middle of ihe liH.l. iim-.liiT sHi" Hccminj; in I , ' , e-Sln in u«n\ They c:aii!..'.l a inriU'r Inn rmilil nut m.i.kV <invthiii;j funlior of tiir udvam Age. AdnlL School then took up the ninniiifi. and in turn received a. cornrr. \viii<-ii w.is oloareil. Wiillinm i«lm playnl a very sound flvfensivi , "iinii , at left haik) diepl-dvinj; jrreal judgment wKli lim U'hiy ;i.irain spilled d.iwn in iiiidllicKl. r:ii'u Injim iryinjj hard «.iin the ;idvali;;i>r('. ».Vt '.hi- ■A Iho game |»lay u-mtrsl tv li.>rder njm.u rougliiifwri. ai«l out' of iln Adult Sfiionl players had In lip ruuiioncd. In I hi- ftvuud halt ihf ('.niton iwiys hail tv face tlip sun. Ni'ifhpr trams rippinod tit !x> alilp to sonic.down u> l!)P plinr and fnr aliout twpnty minutcf a vpry poor d:--play aas piven ly balh tinier. Jlarru-nn hr'ikc ilm by a down tin , li>ft winy, and iliig liwnu-il !u bring Moi.ii man* Iraclc ;•> foothill .AniUlior inovctm nt war. made by she \diil:s li-fl n-irifr. and ihir- liim- t!n-y looked likn winnins Hip i-oi.it.s. lint ailf-r an oxf'lli-nt iffitri , from Hirri-:i. Tinitriim r.ii-jnd,LT'i tin- hall, iiiib tin,,iiii full ii l>i< V\fv. W-lwn limn w.ie ,-a.l!r-.l w\\\\i-r nid.. 'nail .'•■■ori-d-. H..:ii teams would liaxp played very mv.-li liriti'.r n-amis Ir.id '.Jii'ir moll V<~\\ ihpir plavrs iia-trail "f mvjig abou! kh mucli. ,-r:nßi-r- ni-.v! > i , ('..i\Ti.Nv; form. >pivl»t..M wen- pompwiiat -lisap-[HMlll/-I mi ~a:urday m ihc {.howiiij; ma io l>y .-'iiuri- upiiiw: Kvcrton. It wjs not to lie c\]M'ctcM| ns a. dead CPriuillty th.it Shore would !i.iv<- ln-.ni the vi.-.ora. in spite of the fact iii.it Bvcrtnn were weak-Mitd by liAving fw-.i <if thvir lobular team Slnirr had a. good Irani, but somehow l.iie furwanie fail.Ml ;., make a gnoil ngaiiift tltt'ir itppciiH<nti;. T'ipy had nuoicrniw opportiinLlies nf from ptrons pßiritions. bill wrnifl re-liu-tant to move. T!iey in.i .only 'ci wveral piwd np-[...runi-.i.-s [.a-,* by. bin '■!! tiIOSP- mit wa* a liadly 'jiiJjti-J n-lwit or a mw-al-iiiliiinii thai. wj> respinij<ibli' f*>r ilirir rcUnlV. Shore's poalkeeper wns sevenU (itnes iuiis|iicuoi!> for some splendid di'fenee. > >" one nji-easion «hen iSnndii: f-ir.ro; that lumllinj: tin- hall wae illegal .Kver.on bud a penalt.y kU-k. 'ITie i-!iot was straight and Ir.ird. bul by a brilliant effort goalkeeper TieniTO-tt >=aved ;lie, sitnation. <>n two other occasions hf rffcetod s.nno niajriiitieent savins, eltarinp: hie troa.l while the BvitUmi forwjrde »c.re liyht at liij. post". It iv.b In mc Tackling; l-hat Everton reined io !>■• jinrtieiilarly wrak. They i-.en.iinly ba<l srnne he:ivy inc:i in eonleml with. 'Inn a little im>ri- live rffnrt at tiintr- would have greatly ar-rirrted tlipm. ThoT kwt a.l~n t-low to t-t'i/i' all uheir iipportunilies at ehoolinfr fnrm i-la-r range. Kniidie at lrai'k pi-rformed valiantly for .Shore and w.t- rpriponsiblr fur some lipfty kicl.ri whioli frequently relieved illP Situation for the dffenep. The ball vvae freoucntly at the Kverton cml of tlio field and some br work -on Twth skies resuh pJ. A Dunedin Satltrday player namp.'l Dallas, w'no subsequently had piavnl for i Wednesday elu'u under a f.ibo name, has been disqualified for life, by the Football Association.