FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20333, 4 September 1931, Page 17

FOOTBALL.

T. WELLINGTON. ;"Sfflß|K@lON, September '3. Uam. to play Wel;lSlilillliSrtardav •: ia:—Boas.' HemSgrapii Herdi Cowpcr, Palllp.' Ceirulti, Bonis, Blair,. Paifreyman, Perrin, and UNION. 9jjj||!| V. CHBISTCHURCH. emi-flnals -will take rk to-morrow, -when reh at 8 p.m. This wood-Albion game at or the hockey shield o Canterbury and eommencos at 1.30 the senior B teams south ground, wmHi# following are- the Old Boys), 0. bocks |W ), P. ASU | e) '(liin: bompson . (Millwood), (North Canterbury). >, H. Flyoa (Train(Ohriatchnrch ) on ( ChVistehur ch ). A^c*io^^( rlaa (Christchureh) • TO-MORROW. DtSi-

CHBISTCHURCH CLUB. Senior A t v - Werivalo, Lancaster Park Oval, at 8 :pSa.—Campbell, Loader, Marshall, Hart, Sbirtcllffe, Pawtoa, Mullan, Taylor, Cottrell, Manchester, Simpson, Milne, FreiigJey, Boddington, Murray. Emergencies: Fulton, Rogers, and Arnold. RUGBY LEAGUE. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. ALDINGTON CLUB. Seniors v. Runanga, West Coast,' at Monica Park, 3.45—8. O'Oonnell, J. Amos, Jim Amos, Ir. Amos. R, Ward, Xj. Brownie, G. Falgar, A. Campbell, P. Flanagan, W. Stuart, -S. Jordan, A. Peddle, D. Crowe, R. Scott, Larsen. , Schoolboys y. Ltowood, at Jerrotd street, I.3o—Blaher,, Maher, Kirwan, O'Connor, O'Connor, Altken, Fowke, Grant, Hogg, Cameron, Petersen, Smith, Prebble, Thaln, Goldle, Couttie, Mac Donald, Legg, Meyer. WAIMAIRI CLUB. Third Grade v. Greymouth Marjst. Fifth Grade T. Linwood, Woolaton Park, •3 p.m.—o. Thomas, L. Humphreys, K. Fielding. W. Goe, T. Gee, B. Thomas, A. Penny, F. Brider, L. McEntee, G. Munro, F. Steele, G. Keith, G. Shaw, B. Blair, W. King, G. Monro, B. Weir, M. Broadhurst.' NORTHERN UNION. . (HKITTO »*M», 48SO0UTIOW—BT «LICTBIO ...... CTUspaAWi—cornttoßT.) ; LONDON, Broujhton »l, St. Helens 4. assocutcon. PRIMARY SCHOOLS' TOURNAMENT. . (rUSSB iSBOCUTIOir WMOSiU-) . ©UNmN, S&ptemher S. Yesterday's results in the South Island primary schools' -Association football tournament We^. 6 Grade—Ota go A 4, Westland l'j Canter*%&2S££A 4, WMtod 0; M. bury 5, Otftgo 80. . Owing to wet Tve'atbor, tho tournament, which was to have started pcstponed until yesterday- The c : #nt S£"ry teams frill not now arrive back in Christchurch until Saturdaymoming. _ , . • thft-jnatehes pI»JM r^uHed.--Bantams —Otago B 0, Westland 0, Ota„o A 0, Canterbury 0. BRITISH MATCHES. (rsvTIKB 'RMCTEIO TEMBOBAVH—COPYBIOHT.) liONBON, September 2. Results in the mid-week Association football matches were as follows:-*- •• • , ' v Birmingham 4, Nowenatle 1* Derby 2, Manchester 1. Livereoot 2,, Bolton Wanderers 2. Bverton 8. Portsmouth 0. , , Sunderland 3, West. Bromwieh Albion 1l Second Wrtatak Bristol City 3, Notts County J 1 - , Southampton 3, Manchester ,United -• Soutliein DlTislou. Fulham 3, Exeter j>. - ■ Gllllnsham J. Beading 1. Swindon 4. Wetlord _ Torquay 1, Bournemouth 1. Northern Division. Accrington 5, 8. Barrow S, Barlinston o. Wigan 3. Hull 1. Wrekham 1, Chester 1. Southport 3, York City 1.

BCOITISH LEAGUE. Aberdeen 1, Leith Athletic 0. Dundee 2, Ayr S. Rangers 3, Falkirk 1. Kilmarnock 1, Greenock Morton 0. Partiek Thistle 5, Cowdenbeath. 1. Lanark 8, Celtic 8. Second Dlvldou. King's Park 8, Albion Hovers 0. Hibernians 6, Dunfermline 3. St. Johnstone 8, Montrose 3. BOWLING. INTER STATE RINK CHAMPIONSHIP. NEW ZEALAND BEATEN. (FffXTXD PHESS ASSOCIATION—BT ILtCTJUO TBtBOBAPH—COPmiOKT.) (Received September 3rd, 10.45 p.m.) BRISBANE, September 3. /In the second day's play in the interState rink bowling championship the results were:— Tasmania beat New Zealand, 96 to 90. Victoria beat New Zealand, 98 to 79. Queensland beat New South Wales, .103 to 90. fc'auth Australia beat Western Australia, 100 to 94. New South Wales beat Western Australia, 125 to 71. Queensland beat South Australia, 127 to 72.