ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 220, 17 September 1930, Page 14

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

COUNCIL DECISIONS. CHATHAM CUP FINAL. "DEFICIT ON THE GAME. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Tuesday.

The council of the New Zealand Football Association met to-night, Mr. F. Campbell presiding. Western Christchurch forwarded its accounc of travelling expenses for coming to Wellington to play the final of the Chatham Cup, amounting to £44 11/2. Wellington who managed the game, reported that the gate was £52 15/2, against which £12 general expenees were charged and £20 to the W.F.A. for ground charge for the Basin Reserve, leaving a balance of £20 15/2 towards the expenses of the Western team. It Avas decided to write the Wellington Association expressing regret that it had seen fit to niake a ground charge of £20, ae it was the visiting team who would suffer, and not the N.Z.F.A. South Auckland Association was granted permission to play Auckland at Hamilton on October 4, and to extend the eeason until October 11. Suspensions of Auckland players by the Auckland Association for breaches of the laws were approved, and also that of a Canterbury player suspended for for kicking another player, the-council further specifying that the suspension should be for six playing months. The Otago Association was given permission to play a match, Otago 'v. Southland, at Dunedin, on September 27.