FOOTBALL

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16851, 3 June 1920, Page 8

FOOTBALL

j ETJGBY AT LANCASTER PASS. The matches that were postponed from las* i week 0:1 account of tho wet v.eatner, v.lu [ be oil Saturday. At .V,2C. =wr tfireo "matches will bo played—Linwood v. Mrv-rulo. Old Bovs v. ChriMchurch, and Albion v. ilar.'tts." Tho most interesting match will no dcubt be tho first menii;<nei-, which will take plac-3 on the oval. iso.a teams have oer.chted by the opportunity of ! an cstra week's training. a very jast, 1 even came should ensue. The otuer tv.o | should nlso be w.-ll worth eccms- ! At the Shov." Grounds arsity [ Sydenham. All games commouco at «j i p.m. MALVERN SITE-UNION. Saturday's football resulted: Springfield 9v. Hororota 0, Mr Donovan. Owir.s jo rou:rh -.voatlvor, ih-"- v. hiicifco-d and Darneld v. Greendal? matches postponed, < 1 will bo plarca " * 0i tho rottnd. WAIHOEA CLUB. Or. Saturday last, th? Waihora. Club journ?yed to S*mthbrid|re r.nd won bv default. Cars were kindly lent by Hcisrs .1. Gray, J. C. C. Geb-bie", L. Ham's, and J- Ivenme. Next Saturday a match will bo piaved against Leeeton on their ground, .iho following will royixvent Waihora, ar.d_mu3t lie ;>t tho Motuknrara store at 1 p.m. for transport : W. Gobble, I. G-ebbic, O. "ft est, <;■ Wheeler. E. AYells. C. Miller, T. Wheeier, L. GII. Thomas, D. Wheeler. E. Hodden, A. Jackson, A. Stroeter, L. Corp, end J. Miller; cmerßenciej ({onrnrls}, E. Paul and B. Bowley, (backs) W. Jobblia and L. Harris. LEAGUE. ! SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. ! The following are ihe fixtures, grounds, and referees for Saturday next: — ' ■ Senior Grade —Fedaral-Acldington, at Sydenham Park, A. Brunfden; Sydenham-Lin-tvood, Linwood Parle, C. Tillcyshort. ' Junior Flag—'Wooteton-Horr.by, at Hornby C J- Pearee; Avon-Linwood, St. Albans Park, A. Morris; Fcderal-Sydenhsun, St. Albans Park, C. McLnchlan; Kaia-poi a bye. . . Third Grade—Hornhv-Kaiapoi, at Kaiapoi. D. McGreeor; Wools ton-Lin wood, at "Woolston, T. W. Gaskell; Avon-Syacnhc-m, at Sydenham Park, 1.40 p.m., T. Kirton; Templeton a bj-e. Fourth Grade —Avon-Sydenhara, at Bcckcnham Park, H. Dann;" Linwoo-l-Woolston, Wooistoa Park, 1.40 p.m., T. Y/addell. Fifth Grade—Linwood B-Woolston E, Linwood Park, 1.-10 p.m., G. Geary; Sydeniham A-Linwood A, St. Albans Park, 1.40 p'.m., H. Davis; Woolston A-Syaenham B, Beckenham Park, 1.10 r-.m, E. Gasson.

• HORNBY CLUB. The following will represent Hornby on Saturday next: Junior?, at Hornby—L. Vivian, E. Pcaroe, A. Johansen, F. Horwell, W. Scibein, C. Evans, J. Fine, S. Thompson, R. Lodg-e, \V. McKnight, XV. Da vies, C. Lennox, S. Lennox: emergencies: X. Davis, P. Murfitt. Presidents, at liaiapoi—F. Booth, G. MoJfatt,* G. Lennox. A. Waites, i G. Starr, Is. Vivian, B. Vivian, W. Wooden to, V*. L. Moore, IT. McGregor, J. Bowers, E. lbbit— Ron, L. Newman; emergencies: G. Freeman, A. Burnett. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY AND THE LEAGUE GAMS. (Received June 2nd, 7.50 p.m.) SYDNEY, June 1. Tho recent decision of a section of University footballers to play tho League ganw has led to much criticism and ecvero condemnation in amateur citclee. With a view of testing tho position, tho j secretary of the University League Club has _ circularised all sportin* bodies, caking them to attend a' conference to discuss the question of the amateur status md the formation of a wealthier body thani th-> Amateur Sporting Federation to control sport. «- ■ »