FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17429, 13 April 1922, Page 10

FOOTBALL.

NOMINATION Or TEAMS. The following nominations of teams to play £rcZsz£ SSLS ifrion J McGiUivra,).-The ftt no? complete,, aa some .nominations. Sted before 5 p.m.' yesterday have yet tq School OH Syd-enham-Lyttelton. Menvale, Albion, and Gr a de.-High School Old Boys Meiivale, Technical College, North Canterbury, Riccarton-Sock-burn, Albion, Linwood. -f Third Grade.-High School Old Boys Y.kcA. (two teams), Ctwo teams), Merivale, Technical College, North Canterbury. Prebbleton. Rjccarton- :-.: KaiapcV BeHist (two teams), Loawood (iwo ■* , fSurin, Fifth, and Sixth Grad«.-High School did Boys, Y.M.C.A Sydenham-Lyt-telton Merivale, Technical College, Cadet KarA North Sockburn, St. Peter's (rUccarton), Albion, Kaiapoi, Belfast, and Linwood.

WAIHOKA OLT7B. A match, wa* played, against the United Club at Lincoln, the United Club wiping by 8 points to 8. Nest Saturday, on tie Waihora grounds, the annual match .with Little River .wfll' take plaoe.The Waihora team will be eelected from the following:— x>. Duncan, T. Wheeler. D. Ryan, W. Joblin, G. Wheeler, C. Miller, J. O/Reilly, E.Gray T. Scott, H. Thomas, E. Hodgen, J. Woods, A Jackson, J. Miller, W. Gebbie, .and L. Coop. . ■ • MABISTS' CLUB. The annual match between the Christchurch Mid Wellington Marista' teams will; be played at St. Joseph's Home, Middleton, on Saturday. The following will. represent Christchurch Mwists:-E. Broenahan. H, MuUinß.A. McDonald. Fitrgerald, Jae. McC«r*aok, Kirwan, Flood, Bowman, Ellia, Diedrich, Smythe, Anderson, Blazey, *nS P Spreydon trame stop at Wright's road, five minutes from ground. The Sydenham-Lyttelton Combined Club will hold a praotioe at Sydenham Park on Saturday. __ 1 THE ASSOCIATION GAME. PROPOSED VISIT OF ENGLISH TEAM. ' .)'■ (ntSSS TEUSGHAU.J WELLINGTON, April 12. Matters relating to the proposed tour of Australia and New Zealand of jn English taction teamwerodiscuMed at to-night s wStot "f. the New Zealand Football AssoC 1 that had passed between the wul New Zealand Aj*oSittions with reference to the tour were read. ThV estimated cost of the tour mj £II,OOO, divided « follows-.-New South Wales and New Zealand, £3OOO each; Queensland, iW, other States, £760 each The success of the tour was assured, said the Australian secretary. AH arrangements must be comlw«A hv September 80th. It waa recommended % pool all receipt;. . In reply to a question irom the Common■vrLlih body, the New Zealand Association Irate under date of April Uth, strongly rdvoc'ating that the tour should take Piace in 1924 a« * tour of Australia was being by * new Zealand team ™ t year, and an opportunity would bTafforded of learning what the gates were Th« matter was left over until the annual | meeting of the New Zealand Football Association. ■■ : . ■