FOOTBALL.
• CANADIAN TEAM'S TOUR. (PEXSS ASSUCTATIOK TEXEGEAIT.) February i. Tho secretary oi the New Zealand Football Association (Mr B. L. Salmon) ha 3 received a cab.c message from the Australian Football Association, stating with regard to tho tour of the Canadian team, that, it was evident that they were misunderstood by tho .now Zealand authorities, and asking that the Nov/ Zealand Council should leopcn the wholo oubject. Meanwhile Mr Salmon i 3 cabling for further information, 'jrhich has not yet been supplied by letter. Thcs-s replies a-nd the present ctblo v.iii como before the Council in about ten days' time. In view of tho decided stand taken at the last meeting the attitude of tho NewZealand Council will be watched with interest by soccer pbiyera ail over the Dominion. MANAGER OF ALL BLACKS. (I>SZ33 iSSOCU-TIO;: TEIEGRAI!.) JDUSJ2DIX, FebrUHTy i. At file annual meeting of the executive of tho Otago -Rugby Union, held to-night, the following motion was carried unanimously: "That the New Zealand Union bo requested to hold over tho appointment of a manager oi tha All Blacks' tour, a-rnJ that the appointment bo left to tho armunl meeting cf delegates; further, that the various Uni-ans bo circularised "and asked to support the -motion-"
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 17989, 5 February 1924, Page 13
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FOOTBALL.
Press, Volume LX, Issue 17989, 5 February 1924, Page 13
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