FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20225, 1 May 1931, Page 16

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY. REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES. I>BS3S ASSOCIATION 'IBUDOBAH.) WELLINGTON, April 30. The following list of representative txtiures was drawn up by the New Zealand Bugby Union last evening:— Juno 13th—Marlborough v. Nelson, at Nelson. July 4th—East Coast v. Buller, at Westport. Nelson v. Marlborough, at Blenheim. July 18th—Nelson v. Golden Bay, at Motueka; Marlborough v. Buller, at Westport. July 25th—South Canterbury v. North Otago, at Oamaru. July 29th—Southland v. Canterbury, at Christchurch. August Ist—Wairarapa v. Canterbury, at Christchurch; Golden Bay v. Buller, at Westport. August 8th —South Canterbury v. Canterbury, at Christchurch. August 12th—South Canterbury v. Otago, at Duncdin. August 15th —North Island v. South Island, at Wellington; South Canbury v. Southland, at Invcrcargill; Canterbury v. Wanganui, at Wanganui; Nelson v. Buller, at Westport. August 19th—Canterbury v. Hawke's Bay, in Hawko's Bay. August 22nd—Northern Maoris v. Southern Maoris, at Christchurch; Ashburtou v. South Canterbury, at Tlmaru; Canterbury v. Wellington, at Wellington. August 29t.h—North Otago v. South Canterbury, at Timaru; Maori v. Buller, at Westport. September sth—Ashburton v. North Otago, at Oamaru. September 12th—South Canterbury v. Nelson, at Nelson; Otago v. Canterbury, at Christchurch. September 16th —South Canterbury v. Golden Bay, at Motueka. September 10th —South Canterbury v. Marlborough, at Blenheim. A. HEALTHY PASTIME. GAME TAKEN TOO SERIOUSLY. i • [THE PBfiSS Special Service.] WELLINGTON, April 30. "There appears to be no doubt that we take our game too seriously,. and that we are inclined to forget that Itugby football is but a healthy pastime for tho boyß and young men of pur Dominion," said Dr. G. J. Adams, in his presidential address at the annual meeting of tho New Zealand Itugby Union. "Instead of our younjj men looking forward every Saturday afternoon to a pleasurable pastime, with manly exercise and a healthy competitive spirit, devising tactful jind strategical moves on the 'ehess board' of Rugby football, there 'is too serious -an' attitude taken; schemes step,in to'comtrol individual players who, through their ability, may prove a source, of danger in attack, and an inclination is being developed to regard a 'win' as the only natter of importance. The introduction of cups and trophies has played no

littlo part in encouraging this attitude; and it has long since appeared to me, and I am sure also to many of you, that all unions would bo wise to eliminate competitive cups, or have them rearranged for distribution to teams or players that play the most perfect football, that show the greatest progress, or display any other feature which is going to improve our'football. Illegal Tactics. "My observations have impressed mc that many factors are progressively invading our play to the detriment of the game, and to the just resentment of the followers of the game. I refer to the immense amount of illegal obstruction in the line-outs through players deliberately handling and elbowing one another when the ball is nowhere near, early and late tackling, holding on to jerseys, irregularities in scrummage, unnecessary _ 'dumping, etc. None of these is in the best interests of the game; they are all well defined breaches of the laws of the game, and they are not infrequently the source of irritation to players, and are ample provocation for acts which, often bring those players into disreputo not only with unions, but with tho public and the Press. I have, therefore, no hesitation in saying that the time is now due when the control o± the game both on and off the field should be hardened up considerably, and it appears to me that, whilst it may be necessrv to instruct Referees Associations to harden up their rulings and apply obstruction rules very strictly, it is much more necessary that ilugby Union officials should take a part of the responsibility of Kugby control in support of the refcirees, and, through their respective unions, instruct teams that flagrant breaches of tho rules which have been brought before their notice, and which will be found to present themselves on innumerable occasions, will not be tolerated. Duties of Officials. "It is surely wrong that Kugby Union officials should countenance, on the playing fields, flagrant breaches of the rules that they, and they alone, control, without endeavouring to rectify matters. Good referees will see most breaches of the rules, but none will see all, and a practised defaulter can often obscure his acts from a referee whilst still well within the view of an onlooker. "The N.Z.R.F.U., and all of its affiliated unions, have as their objects the fostering and control of Rugby football within their boundaries; the word ■'control' does not mean the mere provision of rules, but it means the •enforcement of thoir application, and in this respect every union should help its Referees' Association, instead of relying on that body and its members, and on them alone, for tho control of the rules of Rugby football." RUGBY UNION'S GIFT. WINDFALL FOR NEW SOUTH WALES. (tKITKtI PRESS ASSOCIATION -BY SLBCTKIO TELEGRAPH —COPYBTGIIT.) (Received April 30th, 7 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 30 Acknowledging the New Zealand Rugbv Union's gift of £1316 from the British tour, Mr-J. Noscda, secretary of the New South Wales Union, said: "We appreciate the New Zealand action very highly. It. will mean much to the game here, and will onablo us to face a difficult year with greater heart. It is a wonderful windfall.'

CANTERBURY UNION. SENIOR COMPETITION. To-morrow's games, if the teams have taken advantage of the past fortnight to overcome some of the deficiencies that became apparent on the .first day of the season, should give a truer indication of their potentialities iii the competition. An interesting game should result from the meeting on the Oval of 'Varsity and Old Boys, while Christchurch, last'year's champions, will have a further opportunity" of showing their form against Athletic on Lancaster Park South. As Athletic is a new team, this will be their chance- of proving that they have the material to give the ether clubs something to think about. At the Show Grounds Sydenham will 'meet Albion, while in Senior B North Canterbury will take the field against Christchurch. At Ilugby Park Merivalo plays Linwood. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Senior A v. Athletic, a I Lancaster Pa rk South, at 2.45 p.m.—Fulton, Hart, Louder, McAuiiffc, Maishalt, Pawson, Mutlan, Scrimshaw, Taylor, Cottrell, D. G. Simpson, Manchester Milne, Arnold, Wilders; emergencies, liodgeis, Boddington. Senior B v. North Canterbury, at Show Grounds No. 2, at. 2.45 p.m.—Campbell, Fleming, Edmonds, Bobs, Ep.dc, Gonley, McGregor, Murray, Jones, Menzies, Adorian, Thornton, .Frengley, Cox, Grant; emergencies, Shirtcli3e, Snodgrass. Second Grade v. High School Old Boya, Luncaster Park Oval, at 1.80 p.m.—Flitcroft, "Wood ham, Penrose, Stevens, Hobba, Seagar, Wade, Price, Fraser, Hogiwood, May, Robson, Anderson, Gasson; emergency, Beaumont. Third Grade v. St. Andrew's College, at St. Andrew's, at '2.45 p.m.—Ollivier, W. Cooper, N. W. J. Simpson, Boulton, Gordon, F. O'Brien, Thorpyy Richardson, Allfrey, Sabiston, Gillespie, Read, Simpson, Mclntyre, Scoon, Cooper, Moon, Wylie, Shields. Fourth Grade v. Old Collegians, at Elmwood Park, at 2.45 p.m.—Parris, Hall, Williams, Quartermain, Blake, Hannah, Souter, Brittonden, Purtle, Hay, Thompson, Gowan, Carter, Patrick. Broadway, Edwards, Baker, Rains, McCormiclc, Mooar, W. Smith Fifth Grade v. Merivale, at Beckenham Park, at 2.45 p.m.—Steer (2), Wakeley, Adams, Winstone, Williams, Bltuiden, Palmer, Brittenden, Cullen, Forgio, Stonehouse, Benzonie, Maddren, Jackson, Roberts, Boland, G. Cotton. Under 17 v. Technical Old Bovs A, at No. .27 North Park, at 0.45 p.m.—Gasson, Mitchell, Peterßon, F. Roberts, Rowlands, Triat, Walker, J. Williams, Olds, Grofski, Cook, Busfield, Wallace, Ba'.lantine, Gosney, Bartlett, Newton, Coleman. WEST CHRISTCHURCH OLD BOYS Senior B v. Training Collogc, at Barrington street—H. Taylor, T. Taylor, .T. Taylor, W. Hadley, S. Bonnott, Hay ward. A. Shrimpton, C. Dawson, R. Dawson, S, Stanton, Oubin, Thomas, A. Stace.r, I. Peake, A. Bel), J. Hattersley, N. Campbell, L. Bigs, 1). Leo, A. Mackay. Fourth Grade v. Linwood, at Linwood Park—Rennie, Newton, Lake, Hattersley, Wilton, Sturge, Stewart, Gray, Booth, Millar, Cordnor, Connor, Cooke, Porteous, Pearce, Hetrick, Walsh. Fifth Grade v. Richmond B, at Richmond Park—Hammon, Williamson, Tullocli, Angas, Carter. Enrl (2), Dalley, Fright, G. W. Fright, Jacobsen, C. Skertou, Lewis, Shaw, Tinker, Langford, Wright, Briggs, Burley, Coombes. Under 17 v. Technical Old.Boye, at Polo No 12—L. Watson, Roberts, R. Lake, I;. Mundy, Hadley, Brown. Toomey, Wroth, Crips, Gorman, Walker, Yoller, Kemp, O Connor, O'Brien, MeWhirter, Taylor,. Lindsay, Treaise, Baldwin, Dunlop. Under 15 v. Sydenham, at Polo No." G. Moore. L. Morgan. Mahoney, W. Kinnlmontb, R. Smith, O'Brien, d. Dougall, H. Flewellyn. W. Newton, H. Brown, Buckley (2). McGlll, McGarry, Smith, Grenfell, Anderson.

LINWOOD CLUB. I Mei-ivale, Rugby Park, 2.45 Senior As■ » H Sykes. It. Taylor, N. p.m.—J. Edmonds, g _ Wliiteford, S . Bunshea, J. Mc-AU c _ Qua - d) J< w 0 Brien, b. L 011 , J. Wilson, G. Horson, R. Davia. prow's Old Boys, WoolSenior Bv. St. a_ t> HobßOni p> Mor _ ston p ark,~-J P v/. Laffey, N. Priest, H. n Flannagan. G - Mansfield, J. Monk n W McJannett, A. Mitchell, N A. Johnston. Or ado v. 'Varsity B, No. 5 North SScond Grade v. q w _ Schl . oderi s _ Koemer, C. Murray, A. Murray, fc\ McDonald, T Snrin&T R Johnston, D. Hooper, F. ' Teague, W. Blood, L. Strong, Agassiz, P. I « asu M ' cLean> a. Martin. W, Fitzsimmons, G. Goodenough. mif:' j (jVade v. Spreydon, No. 24 North Part 2.30 Eg"". «• Caesar, E. Calvert II Topping, J. Crisp, D. Robb, 0. Claxton S. Parks, B. Sneddon R. Edwards, R Lester E. Quested, L. Hawkor, G. Broadlmrst N Warr, H. Knott, A. Bunting. Fourth' Grade v. West Old Boys Linwood Pn.rir 230 u.ro. —J* • McLaughlan, JWood C.' Williams, 11. Wilson. C. Smith, If Wilbv L.' Moore,' T. Blood, W. Elstobb, C* Boyd G. Sullivan, 11. Burrows, A. Clap. Shaw W. I'. McEvoy, C. Quartermain. M. G. Laws, C. Bnnnicombe, R. Katwell. Fifth Grade A v. Albion A, Beckenham Park. 2.30 p.m. —L. Brooks, W. Anderson, 11. liobson, T. Southern, J- Condon, J. Worst'old, V. Townsond, F. Pattrick, D. Quaid, G. baulfield, J. Maeer,, C. McKenzie. B. Moody,' W. Price, I. Smith, S. Moore, F. Burrows, A. Prime, G. Moore, A. Hay. Fifth Grade B v. Sydenham B. Opawa Park No. 2, 2.30 p.m.—lj. Booth, S. Stubba, W. Still. C. S. Green, B. Cox. J. Hart. S. Hands, G. Hartman. W. Prinsip. J. Hughes, W. Anderson, L. McKenzie, T. Wylio, W. O'Brien, N. Phaup, 0. Boutery, E. Hocking, 11. Gundcrson, T. Thompson, C. Falconer, E. de Malmanche, C. Bond, A. Stewart. Under 17—A bye. Players in this team to attend training at night training ground on Wednesday night. Under 16 v. Technical Old Boys, at J>o. 12 North Park. 2.30 p.m.—S. Patterson, A. McDuff. R. Cullen, S. Farrant, J. Leggett, A. McKay, R. Hnbson, G. Northcote. G. Horwell, A. McGratb, N. Fisher, A. Sears, I. Mcintosh, J. Bell, E. Kinsman, C. Gray, A. West, J. Wolfindale. Under 3 5 v. ■Merivale, No. 7 North Park, 2HO p.m —N. Rouse, li. Ryde. I. Williamron G. Todd, J. Rneneer, A. Sutherland. E. Johns, C. Janice, 15. Parker. L. Thomas, A. Tjabourn. C. Chambers. A. Day, Ed. Jones, R.' Smith. Alf. Day, W. Jnpnrer, P. Parks, V. Paviell, A. Beck. R. McEntoe,. S. Pendrcijrh. J. .Tcnkins, G. Trottman, L. Wizzell, Y. Rolland. VARSITY CLUB, Senior A—J. Henderson, R. N. Williams, R. Watts, L. Loveridge, .11. Moorhouse J. Ewurt, N. Gray, R. King, W. Pease, . doii, C. Perkins, P. Roborts, A. Andrews, D. J. Wilson, Z. Wilciriwhi. Emergencies: U. Thomson, R. Tier. D. Symes, R. Bean. Senior B—H. Blazey, A. Mathieson, C. Blazey, C. Hildendorf. A. Townslicnd, A. Vau Asch, 11. Dowling, G. Geddes, P. Evans, G. Bayley, R. Gibson, W. Collinge, E. Mackenzie, G. Macdonald, C. l'iiordao, H. Wiggins, R. Simmers. Second Grarlo A—J. Turner, IT. Thompson, .r. Murphy. L. Watts, R. McConliff, R. Brickoll. .A. MacCormack, N. Uniacke, R. Clark. R. Kenny, G. Robb, 0. B&aichamp, li. Brass, J. Frazer, J. Abbot, Hopper. Second Grude B—G. Stringer. 11. Waymouth, C. Evans, F. Wilson. A. Campbell, G. (ieddes, Fookes. T. McLean, 3. Blackmore, J. Beagley, L. Hosking, A. Hercus, Lysaght. W. Ridland, K. McMenamin, F. Sharpo, AusXU Fourth Grade, to play Y.M.C.A., at No. 23 Hngley Park —D. Tuytor, Harris, B. Perry, Oowper, W. Williams. J. Bretherton. Hart, C. Innes. I). Blair. B. Latter, J. Fleming, K. Sandford, J. Smith, R. 11. Jones, C. Feat, Anderson, Walter. UNITED CLUB. Senior r. Lincoln, at Springston, 2.30 p.m. —K. Woods, J. Wright, J. Milliard, E. Hoskin, M. Cox. N. Musson, M. Templeton, P. Kimber. W. Stafford. V. Arps. M. Ryan. W. Bray, D. Ryan, J. Cox, M. Williams, J. Clark, A Powell, A. Annott. Junior v. Lincoln, at Lincoln. 2.30 p.m.— R. Kimber, F. Roberts, C. Fletcher, R. Harris, C. Hughes, C. Kimber, G. Wright, R. Bissett, R. Wright, W. Bissett, J, Bennett. K. Greaves, 11. Woods, J. Isherwood, K. McKay, A. Kimber. A. Chapman, O. Bailey, M. Annett. Y.M.C.A. CLUB. Fourth t. 'Varsity, North Hagley No. 23 Craw. Mcßride. Blackett, Lee, Steal, Lloyd, p y e, Winterborne. P«ul, Cockburn, Smith. Wallis, Pamilton. Reserves: Howard, Glanville. Smith, Challia. .

OLD BOYS' CLUB. Senior A v. 'Varsity—Tall, Spicer. Gregg, Mortlock, McPhail, Carletou, Innes, Vincent, Partridge, Bowes (2), Foley, Hooper, North, Lowry. Wade, Cunningham. Senior B v. Kaiapoi, No. 25—Parsons, Lunn Jacobs. Paterson, Gaskin, Ward, Stevens. Sullivan, Berry, Harper, Hogwood, Galloway, Keys, Seott, Beattio, Wiggins, Lee; Junior A v. Christchurch, Lancaster Park, 1.3 Dallard, Benger, Wilson, McKenzie, Clark, Cook, ICilpatrick, Hawkings, Fyfe, Husband. Freeborn, Cross, Bates, Stanley, Dawe, Tbacker. Junior B v. Athletic, No. 10 Polo—Duff, Myhre, McGee, Norrie, Bassett, Rumbold, Robinson, Gordon, Herriott, McPhail, Benson, Dyer, Pratt, Brown, White, Bampton, J. C. Thomson. Third Grado v. Technical Old Boys, Elisor's road —Briiley, McDonald, Marriott, Spence, Glasson, Johnson, Wright, Dunstan, Duncan, Duff, Prosser, Spenco, Innes, McClurg, Proc.tor. Jenkin. Fourth A v. North Carfterbury, meet at club 1.30 —Tapper, Harvey, Mollison, Downing, Round, McKenzie, Prico, Richardson. Taylor, Watson, Ironside, Strong*, Gilpin, Clements, Tabley. Hollander. Fourth B v. Athletic, Polo 11—Donaldson, Staff, Curie, Lcggett, V. ClaTk, Brocklehurst, Cox, Lord. Baker, Steeds, Jones, Salt, Mood, 11. E. Williams, A. J. Clark, Dalrymplc. Fifth Grade v. Boys' Iligh School, Straven road-—Greer. Kiddey, Ritchie, Marfin, Aloses, Hamilton, Burson, Hartley. Morris, Low, Ebert, Wederell, Francis, Glanville, Field, Perrott, Luuey, Dendle. Under 17 v. Kaiapoi, meet at club 1.30 sharp—Gill, Shirley, Johunsen, Dykes, Moore, Woods, Broekett, Dawe, Rickerby, Elderton, Rioh, McClea, Stevens, Curie, McKay, Moar, Golwill. TECHNICAL COLLEGE CLUB. Second Grade v. Albion, at Opawa Park No. 1, at 2.30 p.m.—Freeman, South, Johansen, Olliver, Vincent, Schou, Charleswortli, Wise, Trustturn, Almond, Rhind, Ijilley, BurgCßS, Welch, Ohristensen, Templeton. Third Grade v. High School Old Boys, at Ensor's road, at 2.30 J. Bedelph, Lane, Joughin, Westwood, Butt, Brain, Allen, Smith, Freeman, Miller, Almond,. JlcCracken, Scott. Richards, Robinson, Hoybourne, Robertson. Fourth Grade v. Papanui, at Polo Ground No. 3 South Park —Schou, Todd, Hill, McVinnie, W. Bedelph, H. G. Sim, Goldatone, Rußsell, Harvey, Pearce, Willman, Kemp, Bartlett. Twiss, Keen, Evans, Sturge, Willi). Fifth Grade v. Kaiapoi, at l Polo Ground, No. 4 South Park, at 2 p.m.—Arps, Adcock, Neal, Kiddy, Gray, Ainsley, Napper, Nickolle, Hooper, Watson, Lawrence, K: Hamilton, Vallance, Turner, Giles, Holmes, O'Callaghan, Bonniface, Marshall, Wilson. Under 17 A v. Christchurch, at North Park No. 27, at 2.30 p.m.—Dunn, Finnerty, Beazlewood, Prestney, Webster, Tolputt, Hay, Black, Collins, Newth, Trezise, Mcllarg. Brown. Roberts, Butler, Fanning, Ilartland, Sheard, Reid. Under 17 B v. Weßt Old Boys, at l Polo Ground. No. 12 S.P., at 2.30 p^m.—Gee, Paul, Beaton, Hunter, Evans, Ballinger, Koneybone, Strong, Garrick, Andrews, Gillespie, Murphy, Trent, Henry, Price, Perry, Lung, Hamilton, Nash. Kirkwood, McPherBon, Thorn, Lawlor, Uprichard, Champion, Kennedy. Under 3 6 v. Linv/ood, at North Park No. ' 12, at 2.30 p.m.—Carpenter, Ligbtfoot, Caulfield, Harvey, Faloon, Hall, McHirus, Grant, Mitchell, Walker, Tapper, Hendry, Mucklow, Ormandy, Wickham, Parlane, Gossett, MsVlnnie. Uuder l/> A v. Boys' High School, at Straven road No. 2, at 2.30 p.m.—Harvey, Sinallbone, Scaneß, Ohlson, Raymond. Wickham, Parlane, Denham, Claydon, Hall, Stemmer, Mcintosh, Berry, Johnston, Willman, Harper, Blackmore, Perry, Oook, W. Chelfield. Under 15 B v. Athletic, at Polo Ground, No. 1 South Park—Jenkins, Geal, Coker, McVinnie, McKay, Prebble, Greenhalgh, Fitzgerald, Sheffield, Johnston, Kinghorn, Gunn, Hope, Beaumont, Keats, Whittington, Randall, Rulo, Genipton, Cartwright, Hendry, Adcock.

ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS. Senior B v. Linwood, at Woolston Park — Dunnett, East,. Hamilton, Fairbairn, Broughton, Philp, Newburgh, Svmcs, Monk, Royds, Forsyth, Armour, Cameron, Lilly, Edwards, Larcombe, Biggs, Hammond. Third Grade v. Riccarton, Riccarton ground (quartor-milo up Yaldhurst road from Church Corner) —McGill, Jack, Gibson, Nicholson, Barker, Macready, Scott, Hamilton, Blakeley, Parsons. Grimmer, Woods, Hilson, Lee, Dowling, Shacklock, Twy.ueliam, Edmonds, Jay. ARANUI CLUB. Aranui Third Grade v. 'Varsity, at W&inoni road —F. Aker, I. Parsons, C. Jones, G. Gale, J. Tinibs, C. Scott, H. Loe, 8. Lavery, H. Squires, J. D. Sullivan, J. Inkster, R. Beveridge, A, Gobbe, D. Jarvis, J, E'enham, 15. Loach, and 8. Potter. Fifth Grade v. Bromley, at Buckley's Road Reserve—C. Fisher, G., Fisher, T. Roberts, W. E. Xi. Gee, N. N. Gee, F. Thorne, J. Sedgley, G. Inkster, R. Prebble, R. Jordan, H. Langford, J. Milne, G. W. Deosem, P. Harper, D. Hsrrjson, V. Major, R. Palermo, W. Reed, H. Lawrence, K. Wright, and Bradshaw. Under 17 v. Bromley, at Burwood Park (Buxton's corner). —H. Kerr, C. Kerr, L. Robson, H. Roberts, C. Lowe, L. Ryde, R. Gearry, N. Iggo, P. Nye, G. Rowland, A. Cockle, H. Elstob, J- JoheS, X). Doak, E. Jordan, M. Gobbe, G. Wilson, and L. Ritchie. All players to be on tho grounds by 2.30 p.m. PAPANUI CLUB. Second Grade v. Old Collegians, St. James* Park, 2.45 p.m.—W. White, H. Tullett. G. Turner, J.Dooley, I. Hollier, Merrin (2), F. Warren, A. Pahi, H. Hartley, W. Wood, H. Monro, R. Watson, Reddington, A. Fantham, Langfard. Fourth Grade v. Technical Old Boys, Polo Grounds; No. 3 South Park, 2.4$ p.m.—Donaldson, K. Drake, Sleeman (2), W. Warren, S. Langdon, F. Rees, Johns, R. Cook, T. Foster, H. Keys, G. Stevenson, R. Bell, Thopore, G. Collinson, F. Clark, D. Young, Jones. Under 17 v. Athletic, Polo Grounds, No. 7 South Park —G. Munro, R. Sneddon. C. G. Fantham. J. Stephens, G. Price, Bennett, R. Marks, R. Weir, G. Downes, L. Waites, Ges (2), J. Shaw, C. J. Fantham, F. Grose, J. Marsh. BROMLEY CLUB. Third Grade v. Christ's College, at Christ's College—-G. Steele,: S. Bourner, G. Dryden, R. Downie. A. Day, A. Black, G. Farmer, H. Purchas, R. Peters. D. McHarg, W. Melhuish, E. Beaumont, S. Thompson, W. Truscott, C. Sherwood. Fifth Grade v. Aranui, at Buckley s road Reserve—D. Connor, W. Smith, R. Pepper, M. Robinson, J. Hall, R. Sutherland, G. Wade, J. Gamblin, F. Graham, F. Redden, W. Hopkins, A. Truscott,: J. Craig, J. Melhuish, A. Brixton, L. Egan, R. Beaumont, A. Savage. Under 17 v. Aranui, at Burwood Park— P. Willams. T. Mintrom, L. Arnold, A. Genet, R. iilingworth, Genet. T. Hurrell, C. Brixton, ,M. Shrimptori. H. Wild, J. Sutherland, T. Thomaß, R. Graham, R. Garland, N. DavenpSrt, R. Suckling, G. Savage. MARSHLAND-OURUHIA CLUB. Third Grade—L. Stead, E. AV'ootton, E. Boloski, 11. Spencer, J. Steer, R. Pengelly, R. Tomlin, C. Arnst, G. Kyle, B. Schimaneki, H. Broadhurst, G. Matterson, R. Kingston, 0. Pengelly, 0. Clarke, M. Clarke, G. Boloski, A. Watson, R. Walker. :. Fifth Grade, B Section—C. Palmer, N. Ashby, G. Ashby, G. Hannan, R. Hannan, J. Myers, A. King, N. Kiesanowski, L. Kars, G. Good, L. Arts, W. Kingston, C. Broadhurst; T. Glesson, T. Bigwood, W. Clelland, P. Coull, W. Hendry, 0. Wright. WAIHORA CLUB. Waihora Seniors, at Irwell—Anderson, Hodgen, Joblin, Williams, Loader, McCartney, ferien, Kimbsr, L. Jackman, Hyan, Miller, K. Thomas, Thompson, McLachlan, Manson, Sanders. Waihora Juniors, at Motukarara —Suckling (2), Jackman, P. Watson, Brady, F. Watson, McKenzie (2), Radford (2), Mehlhopt (2), McLeod, Harris, Pattcrspn, Tobeok, TV. Hamilton Nevrell' (2). NORTH CANTERBURY CLUB. North Canterbury—Senior B Y. Christchurch, at Show Grounds—S. Jones, R. Fahey, L. Chappell, C. Pulley, H. Jones, F. Devlin. N. Robertson, S. Smith, F. Smith, F. O'Neill, J. Horroll, R. Sutherland, D. Gaffaney, T. Moran, J. Musson, L. Butters. , Fourth Grade v. H.S. Old Boys, nt-Rangiora Is*o. I —K. Hawkins, A. Douglas, V. Corbert, G. Rands. J- O'Neill, D. Milne, H. Stove. TX Kinl-ey. N. Trustrum, F. Dawson, C. O'Neill, ,T. McGrath, J. Powes, S. Dench, T. McGrade v. Christ's College—See notice Under 17 Sydenham, at Polo No. 8— Pethig Kennedy, Cassidy. Stevens, Rubens Moran' Lindsay, Hill. Fahey, James (2), Wliitham. Francis. McConachie, McDonald, Gibh, Kinley, Jackson. BRITISH MATCHES. ITTKITED Pf-KSS ASSOCIATION--*7 ILECTIUC TELEOEAPH~COr\IUOfIT ) LON'DOX, April 29. Football results: — northern union. Hunslet 55. Rovers 7. Castleford 12, Wigan- Highfield 19. ASSOCIATION. Scottish league. Ayr United 1, Kilmarnock 0. Second Division. Albion Rover* 3. Breelcin City 1, Forfar Albioa 1.

LEAGUE. ALTERATION TO DRAW. Templeton v. Woolston, Woolston Park, 3 p.m.; Waimairi v. Linwood, Papanui Domain, 3 p.m. Fifth Grade—Waimairi v. Linwood, Papanui Domain, 1.30 p.m.; Riccarton a bye. Sixth Grade—Woolston v. Addington, Woolston' Park, 1.30 p.m. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. ADDINGTON CLUB. Senior v. Sydenham, at Monica Park, 2.45 p.m —McGarry, Stapley, G. Falgar, Scott, Campbell, Amos, Peddie, Brownie, Ward, Flanagan, Smith, Condon, Crowe, O'Connell. Third Grade v. Sydenham, Monica Park, 1.30 p.m.—M. Codyre, H. Codyre, Hennesy,

Dudley, Petit, Timrns, Spivey, Booth, Duke, Roberta, Hobbs, Hampton, J. Wilson. Sixth Grade v. Woolston at Woolston Park, 3 p.m.—Sheridan, Meyer, Warren. Smith, Cunningham, Lyons, Campbell, Hay, Haxell, Ilill, Thain, Fowke, Maher, Mcilenenam, Aitken, Mahar, Mac Donald. SYDENHAM CLUB. Seniors r. Addington, at Monica Park, 3 p.m.—Lawrence, Davis, Carr, Meadows, Horrell, Tonkin,-Strong, Marshall, Drnty, Wakefield, Carroll, Sparks, Campbell, Fraser, Ayson. Juniors, at Sydenham Park, at S p.m.:— Shields, Morris, Bryant, Jones, Anderson. Anderson, Kissell, Bsshwood, Clegg, Clark, Thin, Gorrie, Campbell, Clancey, Goring. ' Thirds, at Monica Park, 1.30 p.m.—Mc- ' Creanor, Grimes, Welsh, Remi, Enniß, Bassett > (2), Borlass, Austin, Harper, Smith,'. Collie, Gorrie, Ockwell. , > Schoolboys meet at Sydenham Park st 1.80 i p.m.

MccAßtoy/AqM Junior Homhy, at p.m.— : S. Shackel, H.. Eden, ' Dank, li. : Kirton, A. 'Monfc, Thompson, H. Xine, O. C. Shackel, C. Stuart, F.-Bro^nul .Third Grade ▼. Hornbr.VaSlwm p.m.—F. Morton, F. Winter," WI'SH O'Brien, A. Orr, J. Bruce, Thompson, J. Brice, 8. BtaQl«7 t L. Kinsman, -A. Lawrence. Pourth Grade T. Horuby, p.m.—R. Davis,: Hern,* L. li. Stevens, S. Walton, M. Beswick. D. RichWds, O. Dona, JJ Eastcrfaadtp Fifth Grade, a bye. Sixth Grade v. Linwood, fr ap! |9 at 1.30 p.m.—H. Easton,; am I. Btake, F. Danean; iJ. Haniptp W. Walker, J. Hogan,. M: Wk Ashby, M. Davis, WarreaM) White, B. White, P.. Hogt^J