FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15567, 17 April 1916, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

ANOTHER MJW ZEALAND TlCToßffi||§B (By Cable. —Prose Aiisociation.— (Roceived April 16th, 11,5 p.m.) , CasS LONDON, April 16. At Rugby football, Now Zealand (a goal and a try) 7 points, defeated " African Infantry (a dropped goal) 4 poiiw|3H The South Africans lacked combination. New Zcalanderg wcxo much superior eido tho scrum. 7MB CANTERBURY RUGBY LEAGUE. IB SENIOR COMPETITIONS SUSPENDED'oM Tho first general meeting of the MaaagfrajM ment Committee was held on Saturday ing, the members iircaont being:— A. K. Hooper (chairman). H. William*, .1,-48 F. Garrard, C. Hardingham, "W. Brunedenj Mr F. Ayling, A. R. Bruii3den, I'. McNanmr*> <JS H. Ellis, A. Morris, W. Moylo, H. BO7M, JM R. Waik'-ir, R. Matron, J. Mujianey, i* *jft| Winter, A. Spiccr, and R. J. Stirling, 'i,--- - ® ' It was unanimously decided that •*' via ! matches for Dr. '('hacker's Challenge Shield, H® i and the aanior grade competition be »U®" JS pended this season, and that the competl" ; tions bo confined to sccond. third, j fourth grade, and school teams. t $ > Messrs Garrard, Moyle, A. R. BrUDsdanj J I Muilaney, Ayling, ana Murray were appointed ♦fag a Permit Sub-committee. , 2ja| A motion that no player over eight®* o jSR years of age be eligible for any /ooape't»tloß-.- l ;jjjj| •was defeated by a food majority. . The various committees were elected follows:—Match : Messrs Hooper, Garrarf»; sli M and Morris. Referees' AssociationMr Muilaney. Grounds: Messrs Hardinghafflj-j|?|@ Ayling. Reed, and .McNamara. Finance 8 Advertising: Chairman, secretary, and tre«? .• surer. r " 'lls It was dccided to open the season os JUf -A® 13th. ~ " A vote of thanks was passed to Mr T./Traß B. Piko for his services as masseur last I son, and Mr Boyn-? was elected a I «ident for his efforts on behalf of tb® SaHK j League game. Sj||a