FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20623, 12 August 1932, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY.

CANTERBURY UNION

RANTURLY SHIELD CONTEST.

'lo-morrow's Shield game between South Canterbury and Canterbury will bo another milestone in the history of this trophy. Canterbury, in the past, have been very near success against all provinces. In the twenty-second game of the series, played on September 10th, 1910, against Auckland, they were defeated by 6 points to 4 in a most exciting game. This took place at Alexandra Park, Harrison and Heywood scoring for Auckland and Dqcll, tlio Canterbury custodian, potting a field goal. Just before the Avar in 3914, at Xew Plymouth, when Taranaki were the holders, Canterbury again just missed the shield by C points to 5 in the thirtyfifth game. On this occasion AVMttington scored for Taranaki, and Stobikicked a penalty. Uassell crossed for Canterbury, Crawsbaw converting. South Canterbury's only other shield "amo away from Lancaster Park took place at Tiniaru on September 9th, 19:20, when Wellington took tho shield on tour and gave the southerners an opportunity. Tho holders, however, were successful by o'l points to I<s in the fit'ty-lirst game, and after defeating Otago were surprised T>y Southland and went down by 17 points to 6.

The tenuis in to-morrow's game arc vorv eveu. Tlie South Canterbury forwards average lost Sib, while tho hosiers' pack averages 13st (jib. On the other hand, the Canterbury backs average list 111b, while their opponents arc 21b lighter. Much depends on the display or the Canterbury forwards, and it' thev arc led successfully by Coltrcll and" Manchester they should hold the redoubtable pack of the challenger*. Perhaps the Canterbury instdes, Hollow, Times, and Oliver, may bo too good for their opponents, but the fact that South Canterbury have prevailed by a large margin in the last two games indicates that they will be worthy contenders for the shield. Tho following are the teams: —

South. Canterbury. (Green and Black.) E. Connelly. T. Morrison, A. Gaffaney, E. JJyan. C. Cartwright, K. Blytli. G. Gaffaney. K. Seaton, T. Caird, G. Giddings, G. Adkius, J. Callanan, D. Callanan, E. Shewan, W. Duhe. Emergencies—Forward, G. Kelly; back, K. Satterthwaite. Canterbury. (Red and Black.; A. W. Eoberts. W. Brown, C. J. Oliver, G. V. Hart. G. D. Innes, E. Hollow. W. H. Vincent. J. E. Manchester, G. W. Thompson, A. H. Andrews, G. J. Howell, C. H. Perkins.K. Brown, W. Pease, A. T. Cottrell. Emergencies —Backs, K "W. Elewellyn, R. H.azlehurst, A. Bullivaut; forwards, K. K. King, W. Sweeney, A. Bowes. Mr J. Moffitt, of Wellington, will be in charge of the game.

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Senior B v. Albion, at Rugby P» rk ;7 Heasloy, Cooper, Ollivier, Williams. Lee, hade, Hobbs, Murray, Wade, Maxwell, Thornton. Scott, Anderson, Moon, Muir. Second Grade v. Linwood, at Woolsto" p ar k—Winterburn, Were, Souter, Irving, i elergon. Chapman, Edwards, Hulliday, Can Idwell, Ttattray, Bates, Mabin, Stokes, Crawford, Souter, Hannah, Byron, Cooper. Third Grade v. High School Old Boys, at Beckenham Park —Schoilelu, Henderson, I utricle, Lowe, Albertson, Palmer, Silfiock, Williams, Forgie, J. Simpson, Stonehouse, Dry, Hay, Wakelcy, Purtle, McDuff, Hall. Fifth Grade v. Christ's College—Wm by default. , r 11 Under 17 v. Merivale, at ho. 7 .North Park, at 1.30 p.m.—Britton (2), Kice. J'urtlo, Miutrom, Mashlan, Ware. Trist, Bull. Cocks, Roberts (2), Newton, Briiiirh, Kerr, Grafton, PJllingwOrlh, Shrimptou, Keid. Bartlett, Weir.

OLD BOYS" CLUB. v Senior P. v. Merivalc, Malvern Park — Mortlock, Murdonuld, Whito, C'obden, Hengcr, Round, Stevens, Henry, Kelmun, Duff, McPhail, Clark, Norrio, Kelly, North. Junior v. Bromley, Bromley Pari:—Greer, Brocklchiirst, Miles, McKcnzie, Johnson, Spenco, Macfarlane, Scott, Dowsbury, Norland, Ironside, Trist, Rhind, Prosser, luces. Junior B v. Training College, No. 8 North Park—Brizley, Marriott, Pratt, Cooke, Dyer, Cttrmichacl, Jamieson, Brewer, Harvey. Myhre, Benson, Bassett, Watson, Vealo, Eldurton, Ilorriott, Robinson. Third Grade v. Christchurch, Beckon ham Park, 1.80 sharp—Bruorton, Columbus ("J), Peake, Dunstan, Orchard, Spence, Sharpo, Proctor, Hooper, Gilpin, Mortlock, Elloft. Price, WedereJl. Fourth Grado v. Burwood, Burwood Park. —Low, Eyles, Mortlock, Perry, Staff, Allard, Perrott, Miles, McKay, Morris, Luney, Lake, Watson, Curie, Anderlon, Gill, Cullen, Dondle, Martin. Fifth Grado A v. Albion, Barrington Park —Sinclair (2), Field, Mooar, Stevens, Sowdon, Keys, Rich, Birch, Brockett, Smith, Woods, Rickerby, Hamilton, Neilson, Dykes, Hill, Moore. ATHLETIC CLUB. Socond Grado v. Sydenham, Malvern Park, Innes road, 2.43 p.m.—McKendry, Hennes- \ soy. Small,-O'Malley (2), Woodham (2), ! Morris, Aitkon, Vincent, Daly (2), Poff, Boaumont, Noonan, Gough, Corliss, Daniel. Third Grade v. Sydenham, Opawa Park, 2.45 p.m.—Scully (2), Kennedy, Quirk, Dunne, O'Connell, Rich, Galvin, Aspell, Leathwick, Poff, Cullen (2), Radley, Gorman, Ballinger, Burton. Fourth Grade v. Technical Old Bovs, No: 27 South Park, 2.45 p.m.—Tulloy, "Dulley, Wright, Fennessoy, Roach, Fullen (2), Stribling, Price (2), Warren, Marks (2), Coffey, Niven, Kean, Finnerty, McLaren, Fagan. Under 16 v. Technical Old Boys C, Ensor's road. 2.45 p.m.—Popo, Lawler, Nelson, Empson (2), Devenport, Stribling, Harris, Moran Bastion, Hall, Adams, Gardiner, Poff, I«'alkingham, Gardner, Griffiths, Tulley, Barrett. Under Bsfc 71b r. Sydenham, No. 19 South Park, 1.30 p.m. TECHNICAL CLUB. Senior B v. 'Vajpity, at No. 3 North Park, at 2.30 ' p.m.—Freeman, South, Burroll, bodolph, Bay, Joughin, O'Brion, Chrislonscn, Almond, LilJey, Burgess, Richards, Templaton, Hcybourno, Welch, Austin. Junior B v. SI. Andrew's College, at St. Andrew's, at 2.30 p.m.—Carpenter, Hill,' Jodd, Freeman. Smith, Bedelph, Goldstono, Harvey, Kemp, Wilson, Pearce, Russell, Adams, Scott, Bartlett, Keen, Willman, O'Callaghan. Third Grado v. Paparna, at Tcnipleton fall players must bo at "Press" Office at 2 p.m.)Yarrcl!. Tutes, Ainsley, Napuor, Nieliolla, Aeal Kiddy, Gray, Watson, Hamilton, Wallace, Thomas, Turner, Holmes, Bonmfaco, Perrers, Marshall, AWatherhead, Alexander, Brain, Witty, Reynolds Fourth Grado v. Athletic, at 27 South lark at 2.30 p.m.—Dunn, Heazlowood. Prestriey, lolpult. Reid. Fanning, Hay, Webste,-baj-clay, Cobi-rh, Ilartland, Butler, Black', KoLerts, Brown, Beaton, Ballingcr, Nowth. Y.M.C.A. CLUB.

t. St. Andrew's Old Bovn, 7\o. 0 HaMey Park—S. Craw, C. Lloyd," C. S. Scoff, "v. illaclcelt, J. dimming-, A. Wiilson, S. Moore (.. Sirutli. A. Brown, .T. "Mr'Xoil (.;. Cameron, iv. Katmltoii, U, \y. Tavlor, U. alurraj. , *

LIKWOOD CLUB. Senior li v. Korth Canterbury, Shoiv Grounds Ko. 1, 2.U0 p^ji—N. Priest, IT. Schroder, "\\*. Lafiey, >,. Campbell, P. Alsjopp, G. Brown, T. Hobson, P. Johnston, S. O'Brien, B. Schjsnanski, G. Matheson, D. Burns, It. Thompson, G. Wilson, It. Cutler, G. Mansfield, A. Mik-hell. Second Grade v. Christchurch, AVoolston Park, 1.30 sharp—J. Clftxton, J. Hobson. H. Topping, A. Murray, E. Calvert, R. AVhelan, R. Davis, AV. Guv, A. Morten, M. Barnden, E! Quested D. licKny, K. Lester, It. Sneddon, H. Knott, A. McLean, 11. Edwards, L. Gray, U. Kichard. Third Grade v. Belfast, Sl:eldon Park, Belfast (meet at club rooms, 2 p.m.)—H. ScLou, 11. Young, IJ. Kgan, K. Grenfell, S. Parks, C. Smith, G. Broadhurat, J. Jones, L. Booth, M. Chinnery, C. C. Williams. C. P. Williams, M. McKaughton, A. Moore, D. Hooper, L. Strong, T. Blood, G. Sullivan. fourth Grado v. Papanui, IS'o 12 North Park, 2.30 p.m.—P. Hunter, T. Alexander, G. Harper, 2s. Ash by, H. Gunderson, H. Hobson. A. Stewart, H. Kevell, D. Cronin, L. McKenzie, S. Woodbury, B. Moody, C. McKcnzb, W. Price, G. Bremner, E. Hobeon, J. Dawson, P. Morrissey. Fifth Grade v. Xcrth Canterbury, Ko. °.O South Park, at 2.1.3 p.m.—B. Crew, D. Webb, C. Andrews, W. Wedlake, AV. Anderson, P. Patlrick, J. Hunter, C. Davenport, W. Fisher, E. Kinsman, C. Gray, C. Bond. G. Caulfield, L. Keats, J. Mackey, J. Hobson, D. Brewer, E. do Malmanehe, F. Upton. I'nder 1G v. Technical Old Boys B, Linwood Park, 1.30 p.m. sharp—-AV. Martin, J. Spencer, L. Ryde, AV. Davidson, N. Rouse, A'. Jones, A. Quartermain, J. Marquet, 'K. Smith, B. Parker, R. Marquet, M. Duncan, 1). Tavlor, C. James, P. Luxton, L. Thomas, ('.. Rowlands, J. Brixton, Chambers. A. SulherhincT, G. Todd, K. Murray, G. Lejrp;ett. Under S?i 7lb v. Canterbury Primary School Representatives, Lancaster Park Ova", 12.43 p.m.—N. Duypran, A. Dunbar, M. Kidd, 0. AVilliamson, A. Day, AV. Reed, A. Anderson, M. "Williams, M. Camon, R. Bowden, A. Jono?, I. Kerr, L. Scott. A. Iteevoa., A. James, A. Hewitt, R. Blacklock, L. Hewitt. west OLD HOYS. Juniors v. Kaiapoi, at iN'u. 2i> Korth Park, at ".lu p.m.—-P. Porteous, K. Robertson, S. Cordner, L. Bigs, A. T. Bell, L. T. Booth, J. A. Hayward, P. Newtou, J. Luko, li. Dawson, A. SUriiiiptou, G. Dulton, C. Cuban, B. Stanton, J. AViiton, S. Bennett. Fourth Grade v. Riecarton, at Riccarton Domain, Yaldliurrl road—AV. Sarjrison, G. Ottcn, A. Tulloch, T. Kunie, P. Angus, G. Sanson, L. AValsh, M. Gray, AV. Fright, J. Campbell, H. Carter, N. Fnlloon, R. Hettrick, .15. Roberts, K. Dyer, R. Langford, G. Coombes, ,S. Lewis. Fifth Grado r. Merivale, at No. 28 South Park, at ]."O p.m.—lt. McAVhirter, B. O'Brien, R. Limlsav. Murray, X. Smith, J). Wardull, AV. Baldwin, R. Miller, R. Lako, S. Price, J. Devon, P. Carroll, J. Burley, M. Dent, R. L. Jacohsen, T. Mundy, L.Shaw, G. On iff. I'nder 17 v. Prebhleton, at. No. 21 South Park, at 2.1."> p.m.—R. Biackmnre, P. Fraylo, H. Grenfell, C Siißdcn. I*. Brown. P. Thin lop, 'l\ Ellis, AV. Trerise, O. Kemp, R. O'Connor, 1! Hempsev, R. srolt. AV. Gorman. V. Parks, I.". L. Svmc, P. Smith, A. Lake, S. R. Tannell. I'nder Hi t. Old Roys A, at No. 2:'. Smith 'Park, at 2.4.1 p.m.—N. Railev, R. Norton, -A. Heck, P. K. do Ben-v, K. Amvcs, J,. Morgan, F. Buck lev. P. O'JJricn, M. Cumins, J Robertson, F. Mau-ei-, R. poster, TT. AVeatherhead, Malmney (2), H. Meads, AV. Xewton,

ST. ANDREW'S OI.I) HOYS. Second Grade v. All.ion. af Ueekenljam Fart—J'.-iirbairn, F,di\ards, Lilly, Lee, Synieis, Uoyds, I'£. H. Hamilton. Armour, Newburgh, Parsons, Dunnctt, 'Red path, Rudkiu, Fast, Urougtilon. Fourth Grado •v. V.M.C.A., at No. SI N'ortii Park—Sargent, Nicholson, Biggs, riutler. Git.Non. Miiieou. Rudkin, AVchb, .Aiulerson. Hatherley, "Watson, Edmonds, I'linf, C'ree, Lrethcrton, Morrison, AVcstSarth. RICHMOND CLUB. Third Grado (B Pection) v. New Brighton, at Richmond Vark. at 2.45 p.m.— 0. McIjfi&li, K. Hyde, K. Crsßswell, W. Seymour (captain), -\. Brown, S. T-urton, A. Daviolf, H Rule, T. McLeiMh, J. Ciarkson, F. Sanders, T Pocock, TT. Johns, E. Appleyard, R. Callender. F-mergeneies: A. Stephens, H. Gobbe. Fourth Grado v. Old Boys, at Bnrwood Park, nt n.30 p.m.—M. Robertson fcaptain), (r \V.. s t, K. Kobertfon, F. Hughes, R. Gobhe. C. Toner, J. and M. Cullen, C. Piper, H. McKenzie, K. Adamson. S. Xelman, L. Moore, O. and M. Hoare, S. Chandler, S. Symonda. Fifth Grade default to Kaiapoi. NEW BRIGHTON CLUB. Third Grade, B Section, r. Richmond, at Richmond Park—G. Townsend, 0. Smith, il. Butterfield, A. Dalton, E. Hawtin, \V. Slieppnrd, B. Hooper, AV. Sparkea, IT. Evang, M. McCree. G. Cutbush, G. Toon, R. Campbell, U. O. Campbell, X. Campbell, K. Chisholm, Jt. N. Keales, and AV. Barclay. Rcforec, Mr A. H. Frame. BROMLEY CLUB. Second Grade v. Old Boys, at Bromley Turk—A. Black, 'K. Chaston, G. Dryden, P. Connor, B. Fenroso, J. Penrose, H. Escott, 11. Peters. A. Brixton, A. Kennett, S. Bournor, J. AVild, D. Mi-Hare, E. Beaumont, 8. Thomson, H. I'urcjias, K. Downic. Fifth Grade v. Papanui, at No. JJO South Park —V. Thomas. H. Su;klinß, It. Pepper, R. Bouuraont, AV. McHarg, E. Adcock, A. Genet, R. Coopor, F. Redden, T. Hurrcl!, M. Robinson, J. Melhuish, 0. Brixton, T. Mintrim, C. Connor, F. Graham, K. Jones, A. Cockle.

A RAN LI CLUB. Third Grade v. Prcbbleton, At Prebblr,ton — 1\ Aker, J. Timbs, G. Morrow, I. Harris, S. Lavery, M. Marriott, A. Gobbo, W. Smith, J. Denham, .T. Inkstor, R. Beveridgo, D. Jarvis, P. O'Sullivan, D. Robertson, G. Iggo. Fifth Grade v. Marshland, nt Preston 8 road—J. Sedcetpy, If. Langford, G. InkEtor, R. Jlydc, (i. Cockle, K. Wright, L. Hyde, R. Wool ley, K. Cook, 11, Fisher, 0. Fisher, B. Uroughton, W. Gee, U. Jordan, 11. Ayrcs, P. Knight, It. Flcete, E. Doak, D. Doak, M. Loughlin. lIORORATA CLUB. Juniors v. Sheffield, at Springfield—W. Butt, J. Williams, R. Oliver, A. Oliver, A. .Stone, L. Wells, T. Tizzard, S. Maffey, P. Isherwood, J. Gebbie, C. Teale, P. Collison, D. Milne, 0. Gray, T. Charles. PREBBLETON CLUB. Third Grade v. Arauui, at Prebblcton Domain—A. Giles, 11. Sparkes, L. Sparkea, W. Johns, C. Stuart, O. Goodwin, W. Mcintosh, 0. Hampton, 0. Gallagher, „0. Kolkman, E. Prebble, E. Savage, V. Drayton, L. Smith, J. Rogers, L. Rogers, F. Rogers, G. Storer, P. Barr, D. Mcintosh. Under 17 v. West Old Boys, at 21 South Park—H. Walker, R. Prebble, F. Popkin, D. Barr, C. Barr, L. Bigham, A. Ohesmar, J. Sparkes, R. Smith, G. Gallagher, R. Rogers, J. Forster, A. Brown, F. Thomson, L. Hunt, E. Kestevon, J. Kestcven, R. Storer, W. Millar. WAIHORA CLUB. Third Grade v. Looston, at Lccston, at 2.45 p.m.—T. Dias, T. Garnett, L. Brown, T. Macartney, 0. Gebbie, A. Gebbie, K. Gebbio, Hammond, Radcliffe, D. Patterson, N. Mackenzie, J. Woods, E. Radford, R. Pluck, 0. Moodio, Matthews (2), H. Hamilton, J. Ritchie, Hamel, R. Mehlhopt, Hudson.* LINCOLN CLUB. Third Grade v. Southbridge, at 1.80 -p.m.— K. Cameron, 11. Keast, M. Stewart, B. Templeton, V. Kussell, F. Isartley, J. Bartley, B. Peryman, A. Elkin, J. Kunnocn, Wilson, V. Mcintosh, B. Dynes, G. Kilgour, F. Ford, J. Ralston,

INSURANCE OFFICERS* MATCH. Playing at the Show Grounds yesterday, the New Zealand Insurance Offices defeated tho World Offices, in the annual match, by 22 points to 19. For the former, H. W. Ogier scored four tries, and E. D. Broughton and 11. S. Bowden one each. 11. V. Thorn and D. G. Cobden converted one try- each. For the World Offices, D. Benson, J. AV. Mosley, and J. Dunstan scored one try each. D. Dunnett converted two tries and kicked two penalty goals.

RUGBY LEAGUE TEST. BRIGHT GAME IN PROSPECT. The second Eugby League Test match between the English touring team and the New Zealand representative team, to bo played at Monica Park to-morrow, is attracting a great deal of attention all over the Dominion, as "well as in Christchurch. The prospects are for a bright and fast game, and, -with a greatly improved side, New Zealand should give the visitors a difficult task to win. The New Zealand team will probably bo as follows, with several possible alterations: — Full-back: S. Watene. Three-quarters: C List A. E. Cooke, B. Davidson or P. Hart. Five-eighths: H. Brisbane, H. Hassan. Half-back: , A. Abbott. Forwards: Front Kow—J. Calder, AV. Stephenson, and G. Campbell. Second Row —B. Lawless, E. Hull, Breakaway —J. Amos. It is likely, however, that Cooko will play at flvo-eightha with Hassan, with Brisbane at centre. AVith one man to bo dropped, the ! English backs will bo as follows: — 1 " Full-back: J. Sullivan. Three-quarters: A. Ellaby, A. Atkinson, A. .1. Ristnan, 8. Smith. .Halves: .B. Evans, S. BrogiJon, E. Pollard. The JUnglish forwards will be chosen from the following:—J. F. Thompson, L. L. 'White,JJr.S r . Silcock, AN 7 . A. "Williams, J. Wright, M. Hodgson, AV. Horton, A. Fildes, K. Fender, and .T. Fcetham. The members of the English and New Zealand teams have been training solidly since their arrival in Christchurch and have formed two excellent combinations, which should be capable of giving good accounts of themselves to-morrow. The teams have been the guests of the managements of the Plaza 'and Jtegent Theatres, and also of tho racing and trotting clubs. It is likely that his Excellency the Governor-General, Lord Bledisloe, will attend the match to-morrow and that he will bo introduced to the players at half-time.

ASSOCIATION. CHATHAM CUP COMPETITION. (r«eS3 4S&OCJATIOK TZLatJHAJI.) AVELLINGTON, August 11. Tho Competitions Committee of the council of tho Now Zealand Football Association ha 3 made a; graut of £3O to tho Millerton team to enable it to travel to Dunediu to play Maori Hill in tho South Island final of tho Chatham Cup competition. Millerton beat Thistle (X'liristehurch) in tliu preceding round, and now is faced with a return journey of 1330 milets to Dunedin. ' The winning team ivill have to play the final at. AVelliii"ton against either Marist (Wellington) or Hamilton Wanderers. Marist has to make the journey to play the Hamilton team.