FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18097, 12 June 1924, Page 15

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY.

OLD BOYS' CLUB. The following are the Old Boys' teams for Saturday:— Seniors v. Merivale, Lancaster Park oral, 2.45 p.m.—Team wil] bo picked from the following: Harris, Bowed, Thompson, Werren, Boag, Dalley, Carleton (2), Hay, Parker, Clark, Donnelly, Baird, Mil.iken, Skipworth, Nixon, Gray, Low, and Burns, i Juniors v. Albion, Albion ground, South Park—Smith, Bowbyes, Simes, Crawford, Graves ton, Hobday, Shipley, Gunn, Forsyth, Jacobs, Arnold, Kempthorne, East rick, Eason, Milnes.

Third-grado Av. Y.M.C.A., Y.M.C.A ground, North Park—Carl, BaJJantyne, Hastie, Searell, Johnstonej Hardie,' Had&eld, Davis, Steel, ■ Watkina, Watson, Evans, Cheeseraan, McGee, Johnston. Tbird-'griido B, A team v. Merivalo, Old Boys' ground—Will bo picked from tho following : Borgfeldt, Berry, Cromb, Moftatt, Fleming, Hay, Jluitiock, Minson, Hobday, Sturrock, Seymour, Cooper, Cbeßter, Porterfield, Smith, and Dew. 1 Third-grade B, B team v. Rapaki, Opavr» Park No. I—K. Brown, Cnmeron, Lorimer, Thomas, Bates, lEcKay, Meikle, Adamson, Campbell, Colville, Prtrie, D. Wilson,' C. Wilson, Gardiner, Shacklock, and Smith. Fourt'n-p-rade v. Linwood, Polo No. i-~ Coulter, Parker, Fowler, Mapplobeck, Poi, Anderson, Opie, W. S. Smith, Grant, Holland, Turgis, Hooper, d'Auvergne, Brown, and Cumberworth.

Fifth-grade v. Technical, WesT; Old Boys ground. South Park. 1.30 p.m.—Triet. Tap-p-er, Wilson, Wilmott, Greer, Armstrong, Smith, Young, Keys, Wallia, Dawe, McKenzie, Pringle, Henwood, Cooper. Emergencies: A. K. Woolley, Stanton, Staploton, Olds.

MERIVALE CLUB. The following will represent the Merivale Football Club in their matches on Saturday:— Seniors v. Old Boys, on Oval, Lancaster Park—T. Duggan, N. Doreen, J. McCabe, B. Blackmore. C. Oliver, W. Ford, R. Hooper, E'. Blazey, F. Partridge, W. Lodge, if. Gilee, N. Carnegie, W. Sergison, J. Forsythe, J. Jeffries. Emergencies, R. Hardie, A. Free, A. Burns. Juniors v. Riccarton, »t Lancaster Park West—W. Hay, G. Maxwell, J. Johnstone, R. Mitchell, Ward, D. McKenzie, S. White, W. Smith, G. Hill, E. Lee, E. Lohrey, T. Thomson; L. Rountree, J. Hetherington, L. Keys, W. Musson, M. Mnlhern, S. Gerrard. Third Grade v. West Christchurch Old Boys, at Merirale ground—L. Chamberlain, G. Booth, W. Godfrey, G. Howes, J. Tucker, R. Cant, C. Roberts, C. Quickenden, A. Mackintosh, L. Peachy, S. Carson, C. Kelly, R. Lilly, J. Bourke, A. Walker, U. Baker, E. Fraaer, B. Rhodes. Third Grado B (under 20) v. Old Boys A, at Old Boys' ground—N. Cree, W. Jones, F. Davis, A. Morris, G. Rhodes, L. Hodder, W, Murphy, L. Lodge, A. Falloon, A. Rogers, E. French, G. Suckling, D. Oliver, H. Shearman, A. Pragnell, C. O'Connor, J. Gumming, T. D. Taylor. Fourth Grade A v. Technical, at Polo Ground, No. 5—T. Taylor, C. Smart, A. Lee, E. McCarthy, MV. Oliver, R. Tolchard, T. Syme, A. Ramsay, P. Hill, H. Fellow, R. Perkins, L. Woods, Y. Craig, A. Jacobson, J, Treves, R. Dent, G. Howell. Fourth Grado B v. North' Canterbuiy, ftt Rangiora—C. Cole, W. Buchanan, G. Simmonds, D. Simmonds, C. Henderson, J. Beagley, E. Crumpton, J. Murphy, J.' Foote, R. Broadbelt, Wj' NoHgate, B. H< Moore, D. Gordon, A. Clarke, K. Kearneyi L, Graham, 11. Cook. Train leaves 1.30. Fifth Grade A v. Linwood, at Polo Ground, No. 7—B. Farmer, J. Newton, R. Fleivcllyn, A. Bryden, L. Hamilton, F. Dahlberg, S. Flcwellyn, M?. Barr, R. Hoddcr, K. McLaUghlan, G. Campbell, G. Ritchie, A. Deady, D. Coleman, T. -Rountree, L. Pither, H. ,Goodger, A. Pcddor. Fifth , Grade B v. Arariui, at Aranui—T. McGee, K. <v r ilkie,' S. Leeming,' L. Sherwood, M. Marriott, J. Timbs, E. Jackaon, E. Goodman, B\ Grant, A. Woodham, W. Parks, C. Clarke,; J. Ritchie, L. Collott, H.' Lenanze, A. Symona, 11. McCrurio, A. Strachan. • . .

Sixith Grade v. Technical B, at Merivale ground, 1.30 H. Burleigh, C. Rich, F. Afathieson, F. Began, S. Elms, Ij. Cooper, H. McCarthy, F.;> Dykes, W. Smith, B. Knight, B. Welsh, A. Malcolm, M. Webb, J*. Ishenvood, ' W. - Ryder, C. Wilkie, D. Grimes, L. Johnson. Seventh Grade (schoolboys) v. Christchurch, at Lancaster Parle South, at 1.30 D. Dalley, F. Berry, B. Wilson, C. Esaen, S. Hendry, S. Henry, S. Boberta, W. Bryan, 'L. White, I/. Berry, J. Cooper, W. Bowyer, D. Chriatensen, W. Tulloch,, G--Johaneen, A. PoW, J'. Quane, h. Dunnage, K. Herriott, G. Hutchinson, L. Trigance, K. J. McPhail.

NEW BRIGHTON. The following will represent New Brighton, on Saturday:— . _ Sixth Grado versus Sydenham B, nt New Brighton—G. Clancy, J. Millar, J. Sansom, K. Kdmonde. C. Stokes, I'. Price, R. Bailey, J. Hayes, It. Tiechart, A. Bailey, L. Hill, H. Gray, K. Seak, P. Knight, J. Ainger, G. Nankerville, G. Townsend, E. Dalzymp!«, Briggs. ■ ■ . " Third Grade versus Kaiapoi, at role Ground, No. 2—H. Stokee, 33. Bailey, H. Speedy, J. Bettridge. H. Price E. Hawtill, AV. Gray, J. Stokee, H. Stokes, W. Muirson, A. Ansley, L. Israelson, L. James, G. Nonkerville, L. Ross,' Smith, G. A.uridge, H. Simmonds, K. Muireon, L. Barrett, E. Owlefe, F. Hanham.

LINWOOU club. Th« ta&mj. wood Club 011 SaturtaV. LiaSenioxa v. 'Vanity Brown, J. Edmonds' W Grounds—A. don, J. Turpin, H.' Tt;»i O. BrittonMillsr, K. Grk^j?" l /?. ?• -Ward, A. Frasor, O. Turpin » V Adame, W. it. Coririn. N. Nicholls, Juniors t. Prebbkt™ , Er<ru €h. well —H. Co« J. at HalßP. Kennedy, A. ~ lvc ?' °- Yogt, Stewart, W. Sparks J t?JU O'Reilly, B. C. Ericson, A. Gillie. " W. King, ianson, D. Bennett ' m„, , E3 > a - ChristTower 2 p.m. sharp." r leaves Clock Third-grade, under 2ft » .r* •» B—Eden, Hawier, '•wity, Polo Ko. Seals, Mclntoah g Q _„ > ?} an'n ' Cunningham, iZbSr»S!^!SS».^S5S^i^ Skincer, J. Barwick, Wella 'htj Spenlon, Russell, isfearn w r ••^ a^'or » Cotclair, P. Madden. ' ' LaW ' Sin-Fourth-erado v. ts ~ . No. 4—Newton, D. Sneddon 18 * T Gro?md R. Carson, A. Tv T'' L " Webbcrell, Brixton, J. -White" ? a >!? y w- F * . W< £" Heatley, I». "Watts, E; Palmsr T^p lo ' Brixton. maimer, W. Brough, Fifth-grade v. HerivaU i r> i 7—G. Nixon, H. LedgaU ' w J r °? nd I 7" Nicholas, H. Anders^c' .L----son, P. Richards c. B i ' Joh^ Fahey, G. A'Court, R aiir T P D " C. Ferrell. Emergency- E ? ttt | r rso f' er, R. Hooker, Lynch * r ' C " Hook - I**»1 **» K I 'atkf C F a Fo'° n L i'j™™ ll ' *■ dS E'. Prisk, brtoandy R K r R. Beclcwith, L. Prd °' E " Edcn <

N.Z. UNION.

MEETING OF MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. (S£XBS ASBOCIATIOK TjStBOSAM.)

WELLINGTON, June u. ' Ths Management Committee of the New Z«al*nd Rugby Union mot to-night. Otago asked tha Union to subsidies ito visit to the West Coast'.

The. chairman eaid that this opened a big question. It was up to the major unions to help tho minor unions without asking the New Zealand Union for help. The request was not acceded to. p* Wray cabled from London that the International Board suggested that two delegated from each oountry should attend the Imperial Rugby Conference. The matter will bo considered next meeting.

Challenges to New Plymouth High School for the Moascar Cup were received from To Aute College. Respecting the request of the Management Committee that tho Canterbury Union' ■hould bring certain of ita rulee into conformity with those of the New Zealand Union, the Canterbury Union suggested that the following rule should be approved: (1) The decision of tho committee on all matters, questions, and disputes before mentioned shall not be appealed from or questioned in any court of law or otherwise, except by an appeal to a general meeting of delegates ol tho Union; (2) any individual or club shall have the right to appeal from a decision of a general meeting of delegates Of a union to the Now (Zealand Union. The mcttcr was referred to the oommittee. The reinstatement of the following players was agreed to: —M. Michael, N. J. Finlayaon, "W. J. Withey, F. J. Burgess, W. Mai thewu, Q-. Bradford, W. J. Whelan, J. Gavin, J. "W. E. Young, and F. Bannan. An application by W. Te Whata was refused. Applications for a match with the All Blacks before they sailed wore received from Manawatu and Auckland. , . . j • The chairman said that tho latest adyico was that tho flfceamor would sail for kngland at daylight on the morning of Sunday, July 27th, and that passengers were expected to bo on board bv 6 o'clock tho previous night. It was considered that if a match is played/ it must be played m Wellington ill fairness to the players. Tho ' chairman, was deputed to confer with the chairman of the .Wellington Kugby Union. ;

i)ANNEVIRKE SUB-UNION. (PMSS ASSOCIATION WlM* ll ') DANNE.VIBKH, June 11. Tho Dannsvirke Sub-Union Rugby representatives played, for the first Poverty Bay touring team, on Bugby Park in the preaenco of » fair number of spectators. An interesting and game resulted in a victory for tho visnora by points to 14.

GATE TAKINGS AT WELLINGTON (PRESS ABBOCUXION WtUSWM*-) WELLINGTON, Juno 11. The thr®o big football matchcs JieTa r&tnira&ti £3534 is- money, of which £2840 to. A v.So»th ß atcb Bhowed an attendance of 19,000, no local Union get £570 and oarmuriM £4OO toward tho rebuilding «f tlae stnnd.

LEAGUE.

the league match.

APPLICATION FOR SHOW grounds.

At the meeting of the General Committee o! the Canterbury A. end P. Association yesterday, Mr H. S. S. Kyle askod what the position was respecting tho Kug y Football League's application for the Show Grounds for the match on the 18th inat. Ho understoodl that the Association's agreement with the Rugby Union was for the use of toe founds by the Union on Saturdays. He did not know if it included Wednesdays. Mr John Deans said that a small subcommittee wa ß dealing with the matter, and until it bad completed its work nothing couldi be reported.

CONTROL OF THE CODE.

"SOUTHERN PROVINCES DISSATISFIED." (SPBCM. TO "THE PBK3S.") GREYMOTJTH, June 11. Considerable dissatisfaction ia Htated to exist in Wellington, Canterbury and the wist CW, tho three southern provinces l L TWhv Leagues are in. existence, present control of the game. This ? ver i P : n jt. e New Zealand Council, which is situated permanently at Auckland, Tad the view held by many supporters oi ana tM vie time ia npo f or ' a, jjiore democratic basis. To tta X" a of tho English team.

association.

WESTERN CLUB. Th« following <«» «» teams for Satur " day:— TUantTt, at Sunnysido at 2.30 Sem Wi 6 'wg Sproston, Chappie, TOfr L Bull, TombUn, Eeeco, TattwK!' Corner,' Thompson. Emergency: KartHit. ~ chnica i Old Boys, at EnJumo» T ' jr Si mm, MoPherson, Bur.* eor-s ndisidegj Lee> j. Alison, gess, W. Aae, U B ruce, Bedwoll. Emergl h Struthers, and ». Loo.

CANADIANS WIN AGAIN. _ „t,*gh absoctatioh cotouoht.) CABrJ! AWC ™> (Rflceivei n |S A^E, P So 11. The C»nadi*n Soccer team defeated Ipswish> 9-0*