LEAGUE FOOTBALL

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 161, 10 July 1941, Page 16

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

MATCH WITH S. AUCKLAND There will be no senior League fixtures on Saturday when the representative team will meet South Atickladn at Carlaw Park At the meeting of the executive last night Mr. J. W. Probert, deputy-chairman, said that patrons should be provided with a fine contest. n J£Z r e^ Zeal f}? R"Bby League advised that, owing to the existing war conditions. It was not desired that any challenge matches should be arranged for the Northern Union Challenge Cup. eSpreJsed* % £? £# "S : ShKi ™. u e .^ ln , an position as the fixtures forced cancellation of representative Permission was granted to the Newton Club to u,l\., *° Ta "»u*l on August 2. and play an exhibition match at Stratford. The appointment of the manager is yet to be confirmed An application from the Papakura Club for' a senior match at Papakura later In the season was deferred until next meeting e , sponse to a c ° m Plalnt that padding around goalposts was necessary on outside grounds, the SSf X SSSKS? H«^M t^ e » req , Uest of .., the Mount Albert Club " was decided to favourably consider improved lichtinc Park"* 6, " ta ltS dressin e rooms at Carlaw t^Sr^tt 5 decld p ed to make tentative arrangements to Invite a Taranakl schoolboys' team to visit V UC J n R O i, Urtne , Aug ? st holiday term Mr V. J. Rose, on behalf of the primarv school^ - committee, said the visitors would be bUletted F oT?e e s W^^rST% P &£?on Fi ni S^e^to ta the dlstrlct ln Fixtures for Saturday.—Representative matchSouth Auckland v Auckland. Carlaw Park. No 1 3 pm. Mr. O. Chalmers. Curtain-raiser: South pm Mr c Oll^ 11,03 " 5 v - A "«=kland Schoolboy?. 2