FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 209, 2 September 1915, Page 7

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY. Thn weekly meeting of the A.R.f. Executive last night was attended l>y MtHsrn M. J. aiieiihaii (chairman), 1. Uiuton, T. Allken. and A, Twlname. (up Final. It was decided to piny the lenlor eivp tlunl hetween College lUlles and MurlHt Bros, at Kden Park on Saturday, mil to pUly, as a curtain-raiser, the nual hit the Senior Cutlet championship between the iKitli Company ami the :Cith Company. I'lak., Inlon's Request.-The l'lako t'nloii requested a match at Auckland against un Auckland It rep. toam. and the executive decided to reply that such a match could lie arranged f.>r September 11. hut that no guarantee could lie given. Protests. In connection with protests from the city and PousoiVhy Chilis respecting a tlfth grade match, the executive decided t<- henr witnesses at the nest meeting, provided the dispute war lint settled sooner hy the teams themselves It wns also decided to have a city and n Pnnnnnhy Junior player who were ordered 'iff at a recrnr match before the eommlttoo at next meet I he. FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY. The arrangements for Saturday's Rugby football matches are as follows: SKNIHH O-RAUE. College Rltles v. Marlst Rrolhers Did noys - Kilen I'ark. No. I. 3 p.m. Keferee. Mr A. Nicholson. FIFTH ORADK. Poneonby v. city - Edeu Park. No :•., .1 p.m. Keferee. Mr A. it. Coltman. SF.NIOIt CADET MATCIir?. Willi Company r. :i:>th Lumpnny. -F.dea I'ark. No. 1. p.m. Keferee. Mr Orlgg. L'tlth Company r. rtl-t Company -Miow (iround. No. 1. 3 p.m. Keferee, Mr llaymn. :«ril Company v. «t:> Company.—Show (rronu'l. No. 2. 3 p.m. Heferee, Mr .McKean. tth Company v isth Company. Show (ironnd, No. 3. .1 p.m. Referee. Mr K.nxor. SECONDARY SCHiwiL MATCFIKS. third r.rtAPF.. Technical College A v. Sacred Heart College II - E.len Purk. No. J. a p m ltcf.ree. Mr A. Wetherllt. PUBLIC school matcwks A URAU?:. Newton F.mt v Ponx.iib); Show Croun.l. No I, -2 pm. Referee. Mr Keniierle.i Here»for.l v Hevonport.- F.den Park. No 2. 2p in Referee. Mr J. Clarke Mount Kden v Vermont Street- Show C. round No », J p in. Referee, Mr I«. W. llarton. Remiiera v. Onehnnsa. Show Ground No. .'.. - p.m. Heferee. Mr Kn«or. n GRADE- -SF.CTION I flay field, v Rlchmoud Road - F.<len Par* No i 1 p.m. Ki'f'ree. Mr K. Ixmovan. tirey l.jnn v. Sfwtou West. Kden Park No ::[ 2p in TWcree. Mr K. l>..n.>van. Normal r. F.piom Show (iround, No. I 2 p.m. Referee. Mr Robert*. n CRAHK--SECTION 11. Napier Street r. Avominle F.den Park No. 2. 1.1.1 p in. Iteferr,.. Mr (Jeo Nicholson. M.iunrnwlintl v I'nrnell.- Show r.round No n. J |i m. Referee Mr Webster. Mount VIIMTt v. N.-l«r. o Street X.lei Park. No. it, 1 p.m. Referee, Mr J. Clarke r ORADK. Mount , Ri'kl'l v Northcof Sho\i Oronn.l. Nn T. 2 p.m. Referee. Mr M'Kran Newmnrke: v Kllerslie- Show (Jrouml No. R. L' p in. Referee. Mr A. Tliley. lIOI'SE MATCH. Auckiaml Farmem' Freeilng Co v Show Droiind. Xo ft. n pm. Referee M Kennerley. NORTHERN UNION. ARRANGEMENTS FOR SATrRDAY. The arrangement* for Sntttrilny> LPngi]< RF.mESENTATJVB MATCH. Auckland v. Tharae« at Tname«.—Referee. Mr. Price. SF.COND P.RADF. Remtiero v. Ponsonby. Remiiera, 3 p.m.Referee. Mr. F Thompson. City t. Mancere, Otahuhu, 3 p m.—Re feree, Mr. Tyson. THIRD GRADE. City B T. :Vaton. Devonport. 8 p.m.Beferee. Mr. v."eleter. City A v. Snnnyßtrte. DeronpoTt, .1 p.m. - Rpferfo.. Mr. F?rgii«on. Thames v. Richmond Richmond 3pm — Referee, Mr. Augnton. FOfRTH GRADE. North Shore v. Northcote, Northcote, $ p.m.—Referee, Mr. Moore. Rlehraonrt v. Manukan, Onehnnga. 3pm -Rpfprw. Mr. Whlttey. Remnera v. Stinnyslde, Devonport, 2 p.m. FIFTH ORADF. NVwton t. OtaSubu, Otahuhii 3 p.m — Referee, Mr. Dempeej-. North ?hore v. Manulnu. Onehunga, s p.m.—Referoo, Mr. V.misc. Pon«onhy v. flty. Rlehmoivl. 2 p.m - Referee, Mr. T. v Thompson. HOrsE MATCH. Hnlison Team v. Sugar Worker* Vlerorln Park, Xo. 1, 3 p.m.— Beferef, Mr. Murray. THAMES EXCURSION. A meeting of the Auckland Rublit league lOxtvutlve yesterday evening wnji attended by Messrs N. l>, Culpan, A I'owell, K. Pollock, A. W. Tntton, I. Tellowes. .1. Endonn. T. Fielding, A. McDonald and It. A. Splnley iseeretaryi. It wa« reported that arraiiKPtn't't-i for the Thnitiefl-Atickliiml re.p. match at Ttninieß were coni'pletP. An excursion steamer would leave Auckland at 10 a.m. on Saturday, lenvhijf Thames on the return Journey <m Sunday afternoon. Tickets, at 7,-tl each, were obtainable from Mie (wretnry tn Sbortlnnd Street. The Thames Old Boys would piny a curtaiu-rulser to the rep. The J'inlor Advisory Board recommended that the second grade competition tw closed, and the committee decided that ono more round be played on Saturday before closing. The committee otsi decided to aak the board to appoint a manager for {he Junior rep. te.m. A re«,mmendatton from the Junior Advisory Board Uiet a ,„„,„, n i,,,,. he Kiifpcnden till the end ot {'he 1(»1« /eiBOU was referred ba.k with an eipr««l<>n of opinion that the penalty Tn.e a nfiitch between the F.llerslie iockey, te it m Wa« Agreed that a trophy be presented ♦a T PitS of North Shore, *lnn*r of the ioal-'klcklsi eompeUtlon on Saturday.