COUNTRY FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20316, 15 August 1931, Page 21

COUNTRY FOOTBALL.

•1-0 '.'UP. EDtTOIt OY THE Sir,—Could not the Malvern SubUnion make a rule as to the dress that should be worn by player 3 as they enter the field? I am sure it would be easy to get jr. jerseys. 35 pairs of pants, ar.d 15 pairs of socks, all at tho Game place and time, so as to get then? alike in colour and style. Last Saturday, prior to the MalvermCanterbury (third grade) match, out stepped the Canterbury men, trim, neat, and all aliko as to drees. Tho referee was also trim and neat. Then?

came the 'Malvern representatives, some with odd-coloured blue and black jerseys, mauy with mud-stained trousers, ! and many with dirty boots. "What a j contract the Canterbury boys were to I them. Could not the country bovs be as i neat as t'le town ones? —Yours, etc.. LOOK Ell-ON. Horovata, August .K-Uh. 1931. I TO THS EDITO." o:- lit - :, i | Sir, —I think it tini'> that the Malvern I representative team had a change of j players. I suggest the following: • | * Inglis, Yiekery. Atkinson, _Watson, |j Champion, ZdcMeckan, luiiis, \ aughan, { ■*' i . :,a ,

* ~ • i i Edge. N. Smith. Tunis, rticy/art, bmito, ' Bull, Jenkins. Emergencies: Backs, ; :vlelrc> c c, and .7. .Stewart; iorward3, 1 aud I'reeman. —l'ours, etc., ! SPKC^ATOE. ! August 'JSIJij-'ISoJ.