FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17247, 10 September 1921, Page 14

FOOTBALL.

| CANTERBURY v. OTAGO. REPRESENTATIVE MATCH to-day. Canterbury and Gtago Lave fclways been keen rivals on the footoill field, s>nd this afternoon the piclted to oi the two province# will meet once ajrain. CfltivcrbuTy has the reputation of being the only provincial team "to bent the c-pringboks, while Otago has the record of having beaten the Ranfurly Shield holders, Southland, lait Saturday, by 20 points to 0, though the match mis cot for the Shield, The two teams wiU meet at Lunoastor Park this- aiternoon. -Neither will t* at He full strength, Evans, the Canterbury fuil-bacii, is not physically lit to play, -*"hila Ford, the fast winij ia in Wellington training with the Xew Zealand teani. Murray, Peterson, and W, Cuminings, three of tho very beßi of the local forwards, ore also unable to play. Of the Dimedinites, Tunibull, Richardson, Duncan, and Pec, will bo with the New Zealand t«&m. The teams- will be as follows I Canterbury—Fuli-back! C, Orchard; threequarters i H. F. Mullins, H. Dalley, G. R. Wilson; five-eighths; W, L, Henry, R.Evans; half-back; W. Dalley; wing-forward: X. Carnegie; forwards: J. Ellis, H. Munro, k! Henderson, .T. Jackson, O. Turpin, J. Campbell, and E. Gumming®. Reserves— Forward; A. Henry; back; J. llfcCormaok. Otago—Fall-back; E. Watson j three-quar-ters; Stewart. G, Owlee, F. G. Wardi fivo-eis'htV.s ■ V. Hawke, Harlev; half-back ;■ F. ZlcXavghtoT) j forwards; D. Boreham, Coombes, A. Patterson, Hiehley, C. Sonntag, Davidson, Knoi, and J. Wilson (wing), RUGBY LEAGUB, AUSTRALASIAS S®AM Uf EftGLATTD, Of /.rßKf>W;(m—CopyntM.) iAcetfiliin »n4 Association,) Mi triu'ttsjftn Jestf-unliers M tumicr pf, Ij««ub, AuerwftriW {4ia j>i»yW6 to U>«ir tjUaitßf§ prt ililtfOghie. Pe liitshy tfniaii tfea ifajflisffl fßleft'S We Auaim* aJi6i«4 Wie in** &1 vie Ui4 flaw Uittee W #@9l9 ewa It VVBH)4 HO eentiaiy te Vtie fjjiFlt 6t Uia iugliy ye.i&ll |o| @i ( g t,{ jts ts fiepsgt ima \hh Ser*feM» ÜBißii; it deolfled thpt tfie Kagiibi} jttigby yiieg fee ta giw» ft ruiinj et\ the gaittti testing it m t watte® e{ «igeafij ( OAKTBHBSBT ASSOCIATION fh§ won i-final el ih« JUngiiah G«ji IfseeV eut e«n«get»Ue» vfiU be flayed &t English Pfwi Mtejueea, between awl St, A-lb&fifl. P<Hh teniae have been jilayißtf efeaflieaallf Remt ießtbftll this a*e ve*y evenly matched, fhe g?e«fl4 ifil gtted fund ee»e fia» {aethajl »houid Been. p.SHfejs fe&ve 2iad peases?ieil tg tSe< Pijp, p«d Rre selng te da their l»at te e>b-< tain H ftgdin, The St, AJbwis tPftffl, whJgH eaaaista a{ Sah fig i>ky«?a wJiet SfteT? Jjerf t& play, Me hepeful at ishifig elrnjge ei tiu Otjß dUfing the nr&Mnt pORiPon. The Ifidy featpallwa Jiare deeMe3 to ehM. leage the W#lU«ste« A«»eißtien, and yf|X| play M Enaliah P«jk on Saturday, Sep. tember 91th. Tliey sws 1« ftill twining, Mtd will we* ftt Sieliwend P«rk this «ite»B«oa, when the ealeetoH will fiefe tv teajs to j*pre« sent Canterbury, 8««e of the givle asp showing eeod fata, altfisHgh they have aply been playing- far a few weeks. Tlie Wedlingtoniana have been playinff fer two aeaeeaa, and are thoroughly Tensed in this cede ef spert, find from all the Information that oan he gathered are capable of giving a good exhibition, Nest gesson the will fensj \ip inte different eluße, and ee tax aa can hj» gathered, there wll_Jsp several chibe formd neaif year. Id' ihe waltham and Op&wa- 1 trlet a> move i» on foot at the present tima to {arm a cliiTj, ShouM the game continue the clubs will have to be graded to different seetions. The lady footballers intend to da their heft to five the vMtlng Aotea (WellingtoH) Club team an enjoyable social dance on tho night of the 04th Inst.