AUCKLAND'S LOST

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 107, 8 May 1941, Page 20

AUCKLAND'S LOST

THE ENGLISH SOCCER m^ As it intended to play EnrijA games this season, the contrailJS'* the Auckland Football aS!^ meetjng last evening, decided tei**" challenge for the trophy, which ton took from Auckland (6-Ji "** last representative game last eeuwL ■ The senior division commltte* - that, if June 2 be proclaimed ments should be made to play game on that Mondav eleven and a tean, from 7 the was agreed to. and Mr J B *'S pointed to negotiate with" the select the Forces team ■"Uiejtfci 2 The arranging of a curtain-rater .~H the hands of Mr. J. V. w, ~ l *k lord Park were 'sow'fcJSJe*. support of the later start o?i| * the two opening Saturdays, it wu 25*» • the extra time was much imSS .sf*«s players. particuUrly those ta^ SJ SS ! F* early game. Against this, tte taSJ*A:* time was mentioned from the mK!? *5>C view, several speakers staUns thittoLj*s was caused in connecting *■! port which had been used for tk^t2.v had started at 1.30 p.m. and 3 5? «5 that the matter should «3 committee for further ** *5 The secretarj-. Mr. W. Harrison r~«the clearance of W. Woods froaT UumKES *1 had arrived and was in order *"•* £S Auckland successfully delended w.th —_ chaUenge on July 6 list veST\ the visitors had scored first WeSXiS 1 *~ 1 *fe tortous in Xbe CampbeU RasTsS? 1 "• * WelUngton. the score being 5-f$ 2SLS*« land had. led 3—l at the IntervaL ** >eed the Wellingtonians to cSteJ^J^t