LEAGUE FOOTBALL

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 238, 8 October 1925, Page 9

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

■ ♦ — QUEENSLAND V. AUCKLAND. The team selected tn represent the Auckland Province against Queensland at I'arlaw Park on Saturday has I. n altered, owing to three of the hacks —VVethi-rell, Kirwan, and Gregory—not being available. 'I'ncir places have been taken by Idler. Gardiner, and the Waikato player, K. Itaynor. All players selected must attend Carlaw Park this evening, when training operations will be under the control nf -Mr. A. McClymont. THE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. At the weekly meeting last night nf the Auckland Rugby League Kxccutive. Mr. W. .1. Hammill presiding, tho New Lynn ''lull wrote asking for assistance in the purchase of a sports ground already acquired in the New Lynn district. It was decided to make a grant towards the fund. .Mr. Hammill reported that the lease nf tho present committee rooms was about to expire, and that arrangements have been marie to lease a suite of room- in the <;rey Buildings. The application i'nr the transfer of YV. Ghent from Marlst Old Hoys t., ci'y s approved. The following; arrangements have hef n made for Junior clvii and house matches on Saturday :— Second Grade.—Richmond v. PonFcnbr, Carlaw Park No. 2, 1 .-Jo p.m., Mr. t'hiriiside. Fourth Grade.— Richmond v. Athletic, Carlaw Park No. 1, 1.43 p.m., Mr. McKubrev. Fifth Grade.—City v. Parnell, Carlaw Park, 12.30 p.m.. Mr. Inness. House Matches.—New Zealand "Herald" v. Abel Dykes, Parnell, 2 p.m., Mr. Simpson; Railway Workshops, Parnell, :> p.m., Mr. Smith.