FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 114, 13 May 1920, Page 9

FOOTBALL.

THE LEAGUE GAME. GROUNDS FOB THE JCNIOBS. The Management Committee of the Auckland Rugby League met last evening, Mr J Cariaw presiding. Applications for registration with the Auckland Leagne and a match with the English team were considered from the Tauloarnnui Union. In respect to the former It was decided to admit them as a District League, and the latter was referred to the New Zealand Council The question as to who should be their delegate had to be considered, as the result of their nominee, Mr. Stsllworthy, being aosble to accept under the conditions that apply to delegates' voting powers. It was accordingly decided to recommend Mr. Levlen for the office. The CJtj Hovers Club wrote protesting against the condition of the Kingsland ground on which their fourth class representatives were to hare played last Saturday, but the match wms abandoned, the referee refnslng to allow the came to go on so bad was the Condition of the ground. It was reported that the sum of 30/ had been paid for clearing the ground. The payment was approved. Later in the evening a deputation from the Junior Advisory Board waited on tke League In respect to grounds, and after lengthy consideration it was decided that grounds at Point Cherailer and Richmond bbooM be marked off In preparation for use by Junior teams. INSURANCE. The question of Insurance was another matter that engaged the attention of members, the conditions under which payment should be paid being carefully discussed; also, a deputation comprising the chairman, and Messrs. Howe, Ross, and.letlen, were deputed to Interview companies regarding several propositions that had beeen put to the League. TRANSFERS. Transfers were granted as follows: R. It. Neal from Ponaonby seniors to Maritime seniors, and R. O. Morgan from Poneonby second grade to Devonport United seniors. FIXTURES FOB SATURDAY. The following Iβ the draw for Saturday: Seniors. — Marlst Brothers v. Maritime. Victoria Park, No. I,'S p.m., W. Murraj; Newton v. City, Domain, No. 1, 3 p.m., J. Ball; Devonport United t. I'onsonby, Devonport, 8 p.m.. Mr. Clow. Second Grade. —Thames v. Marlst Brothers' Old Boys, Victoria Park, No. 2, 2 p.m., Mr. T. Hill; Ponecnby v. Mangere, Victoria Park, No. 2, S p.m., Mr. Clayton; City t. Nort&cote, Domain, No. 2, 8 p.m., Mr. Sinclair; Devonport A v. Maritime, Devonport, 2 p.m., Mr. F. Thompson; Devonport B v. Newton, Devonport, S p.m., Mr. F. Thompson. Third Grade.— Mannkau v. Newton, Manukan, 3 p.m., Mr. Eddowes; Point Chevalier v. Kingsland, Point Chevalier, 3 p.m.. Mr. Fourth Grade.—Maritime A v. Devonport, Devonport, 2 p.m., Mr. A. Ball; Ponsonby v. Otahuhn, Otahuhu, 3 p.m., Mr. C. Thompson; Richmond v. City Richmond, 3 p.m., Mr. Hemming.

Fifth Grade.—ronaonby T. City, Victoria Park, No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr. L. Farrant; Otabnbu T. Richmond, Otehnhu, 8 p.m., Mr. Mlncher; Hanukau T. Fonaonby A, Maauka,u, • p.m., Mr. F. Neighbour; Richmond t. Maritime, Ktcbraond, 2 p.m., Mr. Fergason; Deronport v. Northcote, Domain. No. 2, 2 p.m., Mr. Sinclair. Sixth Grade.—City r. Ponaoaby, Domain, No. 1, 2 p.m., Mr. Herrlck; Manukas v. Maritime, Mannkan, 2 p.m., Mr. Bddowei; Derouport T. Blchmond, Ktcbmond, 2 p.m., Mr. Davis. rugby. ~; *•? ~ ';,,- SPECIAL MATCHES ARRANGED.. The weekly meeting of the A.B.U. Execritlve wan held last evening; Mr. X. H. J«aea presiding. On aceoaat of the Junior cMb delegate! baring filled to appoint four munlbere of the J tinier Adrleory Board, tie executive appointed tbe board •» follow:— Brother ■Callxtw, .Ofesc*. ,A. TUley, : Mlnopie. (L. Utmnlaj;, Owwey. AHdms and Crairford. IMesm. TUley, Conway and. Crawford were appointed selector* of a Jaolor repicuntatlve teaan to play Franklin i at iPtftekoat on May 22. A reqneat from th* King Country Union for a matcb against; as AucUaad Ttwwwt** t»an»-*t-lanr eaTDDuI on Jon* S' ihm ~vgt*t&iUH<M<Tb6 mHeralty iClrt»» w« rm-atei <B*rml«iloti- to play Victoria College Wellington) at Eden Park oa 31ay 32. A xeqneat from tbe Manawatn Union lor a r natch wnen the Aocktad team was on toar wu beld p»er ptedlng contWeraUdn of tbe arrangements for the tonr later. ". '■', ! IMATOHES FOR SATLTBDAV. • ' The following senior -matehe* hare been arranjwd ky tfte AnckUmd Bag?jy Union for Sitonlay:— TJnlTereitT t. Grtnnnar *rtw>ol OM Boys, Eden Park, No. 1, 3 9Jn.: Sir. Cllffe. College ißlflee v. Marlit Brothers Old Boys, Hen Park, No. 2, 3 p.m.; Xr. Meredith. •' ' '' ' Newton T. <Ponsonby, Eden IPart, Xo. 3, S p.m-: Mr Hancock. ' urafton a bye. ' ' Second Grade.— Unlvermlty v. Mariat Bros.—No. 3. Edea Park. 2 p.m.; Mr. 43. (Hancock. Snbnrba t, iPonaonby—No. 3, Domain, 2.60 p.m.; Mr. P, Peace. College 'Rifles r. Graft on—No. 3, Victoria Park, 3 p.m.; Mr. C. <Padl. Albany r. <3ram-mar—-No. 2, Eden Pant, 2 p.m.; Mr. H. Moore. Training College, bye. .. ... . TMrtrd flraae.—UUrenity t. Thwnee OW Boys—No. 3, Show Orotund, Sji.m.j Mr. W. B. Stock. College SUM T. *M.C_A.~^o. 3. (Victoria Park, 2 p.m.; Mr. F. Paull. Grammar t. <Paraen—No. l, £den Park, 2 p.m.; Qlr. T. ManbaTl. Gratton t. Pon•enfcy—No. 1, Show tiroond. * pm.; Jlr. J. Sail. Suburb* t. Technical Old Boya—No. .4. Domain, 3.30 p.m.; Mr. "W. J. Cummlng*. St etepben'a, bye.

lyrarth<Jrade—KUenll*v.Marlit Bm.No. 1, "Show Ground. 3 p.m.; Mr (B. Sutherland. Parnetl v.. Ponsoaby—Nα. 2. Hbow Ground, 3 p.m.; Mr. K. Donoran. Grammar v. Telegraph Messengers—No. 2, Show Ground, 2 p.m.; Mr. C. Moffatt. Graf ton, •bye.

«fth Grade.—M»rlst v. Ponsonby—No. 3, «taow Ground, 2 Mr. J Hall. S«ftoa t. Telegraph iXesaeajen—No. 4, Wood'i paddock, 2 p.m.; Mr. fi. OIL *

• ASeOCIATION. riXTCHES FOB SATPRPAY. The following matches have teen arranged by the Auckland Football Aarociatlon for Saturday:— , . ■ Senior Uivlrton.-einntlr T. Nortbcote. Inner Demala, a.» pjn.. Mr. Jacota: YfItCJL v. Fonsoafcy, Vietorta Park, 3 p.m., -Mr. (Parker; •Brotherhood v. Devonport Presbyterian, North Bhore, Xo. % 3 p.m., Mr. Ofanh; Kontmanona v. North Shore, North Shore, So. 1, 3 p.m.. Mr. Wallace. ■ . •. "•■ -- ■ Second Division.—TdtCA. v; Belmont. Outer Domain, Xo. 2, 8 p.m., Mr. Roblhsoa; North Shore v. Tabernacle, Norm Shore, No. 3, 3 p.m., Mr. Turabull; Brotherhood v. North Shore Methodist, Orey Idrnn, 3 p.m., Mr. Xiangrldge; Poneonby v. Jforthrote. Onter Domain. <Ko. 1, Z. p.m., Mr. Campbell; Everton, a bye. I Third Diviiion.— TTnlted v. TJevonport PreAyterlan, Victoria Park,- t p.m., Mr. Sichardaon; V.M.C.A. Albion v. V.M.C.A.. Wanderers, Outer (Domain, No. 4, 3 pjn., Mr. Almond; W.TJSLI., a bye. . : Vonrth Division.—Tabrraade V. YjM.C.A. Bmm, Outer Domain, No. 4, 2 p.m., Mr. imetOu; tOI.CJL. Bangers T. North Shore, Outer Domain, No. 3, 2 p.m.. Sir. Garlic*: DtTonport Presbyterian v. V.M.C.A. Celts, North Shore. No. 2, 2 pjn.. Mr. & Horatey. Cifth iDiviaton.— A: Northeote T. North Shore, North Snore, No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr. Hty«ock; Y3I.C.A. Rtrala y. Technical College, Ooter (Domain/ No. 8. 3 p.a., Qfr. Conrm; YJtCA. Bangers v. YJM.C.A. Borert, Oatar Domain, No. 1, a p.m., (Mr. Robinson: Belmont, a bye. B: (Brotherhood v. Technical (Mlege, Inner Domain. 2 p.m.. Mr. Eliby; YjM.C.A. Birals v. Devonport Preabytatian,. Outer Domain, Ko. 4. 1 p.m., Mr.' Oarllck; TM.C.A. Celts v. V.M.C.A. Span. Outer Domain, Xo. 3, 1: pan., Mr. 8. Haycock; Taftwrnaole, c bye. ■'- •:/■ -•■ etrth Division.—A: Noithcote T. Technical College, Victoria iPaTk, a p.tn., Mr. I«Bsley: North Shore v. YJM.CjA. SwttU, North Shore, No. 1, "Me. C JDecre; TJM.C.A. Blrsla v. Belmont, Inner Domain 1 p.m., Mr. 'Hidings; Tabernacle, a .bye. B: Worth SUtore v. Rorera,. North Bhoz«,Ho. 2, 1 p.m.. Mr. In Dacre; .Brotherhood t. Celts, Grey 2 »•«*., Mr. UegrMga.""'' " :