FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20904, 11 July 1933, Page 13

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY. SCHOOL MATCH. ST. ANDREW'S V. ST. BEDE'S. The school match, St. Andrew's College v. St. Bede's, is to be played on the St. Bede's ground, starting at 'i o'clock, this afternoon. The St. Bede's team is as follows: | Full-back, C. Slattery; right wing. C. Simpson; centre, A. Hendren; left wing, G. McEvedy; first five-eighth, P. Scully 'captain); second five-eighth. P. Sheehan; half-back, D. White; forwards, D. Daly, W. Heffernan; R. Griffiths, P. George, W. Dando, B. O'Malley, T. Dew, P. Smith. Emergencies. forwards. J. Kennedy and J. Scotl. The St. Andrew's team is:—-Full-back, W. K. Boyce. right wing, W. K. Dougall: left wing, S. J. Gray; centre. F. B. Price; second five-eighth, D. L. Jones (captain): first five-eighth, L. S. LeLievre; half-back, L. G. Andersen; forwards, S.- B. Bowker, W. L. Barry, G. W. Scott, F. K. Forrester, E. H. Perry, T. A. Stow, P. McMillan, and B. C. 11. Clarke. CANTERBURY UNION. In the fifth grade A section on Saturday. Riccartcn beat Albion by 25 points to 0, and St. Andrew's College beat Beckenham by 22 points to 0. The college under eight stone team beat Marist by 40 points to 0. FRIENDLY MATCH. A friendly match was played yesterday between team representing tlie New Z'-alund i-'uriMorF' Co-operativo AHnoeiiition and a combined team from the Loan und Mercantile Agency Company and the National and Agency Company. The combined tflnm won by 22 j-ointa to 8 after leading by nine to fhrea at. half-timo. Prominent oniony the playora worfl .T. J"). Man* ohesfer and H. Fulton, well-known aonior foot bailors. For 11;o combined team trior wore by Man-'hoMor, Fulton, FC. Hrown, K. I.nwry, and 71. Cool:. Fulton and Punnett each conveiled on*; try, and Dunnoff, kicked a penalty ip*«al. For the Farmer'* tf.im V. North and Cordon scnr».d and J. Quane converted one try. Tho referee vas Mr N. Steel. This in the second vpar tho match hap been held, and i! will now become on ar.m.nl fixture Too Farmers' team won last your. SUB-UNIONS' MATCH. Tho following have been choseu to repretb>» Northern Sub-r'nionn v. tho Southern ftub-Tnions ftt I.iAiicutfter Par* on July U»: Full ba«-k. 11. llonry (X.C.); three-quar-ter.-, <J. Mitchell Of.), L. Jenkins (M.) # (N.five-eighths, C. Innes (M.) # It FfoJlmv (N.C.); half-back, StackhouMJ (Nforwards, <*. Inglia (M.), U- Fit/.Patrick (N.C.), W. Lindbay Of.), tt. lnti-*s (M.), Smart fjf.>, (N\C.) t IT. Millilvfji fM.), T. I)onalds<.n Of.). Kmcrfftncies: Ilai'kfl, ITarrU (ll.i, Oibb (N.C.); forward?. I'. Vaut'han (M.), M. Uoody (S\C.). MALVERN SUB-UNION. Playing at Kirweo, tho home team was beaten by Springfield bv 12 points to 0. Mr McMeekan was tho referee. Playing at Glentunnel, Sheffield the home team by 2 1 points to 8. The Kev. T. was tlio referee. Tho fgllou'iojr team Ins been chosen lo represent tlx* sub-union in the Shield match with FJb'smrre, to bo played at L'-eston on Saturday; Full-buck, J. Taylor; thrpe-qunrforH, J. Mit.litdl, T>. Jenkins, K. I7endry: five r eif;hths, .T. Scnrb\ C. 1 lines; half-bark. W. Kdce; for* ward-*, T. Donaldpon, O. lnirli«, U. K. F«Tuuson. It. I>"an«. V. H. Milliken, C. Thorne. limerKonries: Hark*;, 11. Fliatt, N Paf-'s 1 forwards, JJ'iry, N. In^lis. Any plaTrr not availabb' is t(» notify the inrnu^diatcly. I'ENINSI'LA SUB-UNION. Thf! Peninsula football competitions wero continued on .Saturday witli tho following reHulti : Senior —T© Kot.Uiitnnpra R, Tfiptern Pays 3; I'iiited llflys 'J7. Jjittle liiver Junior —l.ittle Kiver (», Akarou. ('». Tho .iunior in now ronipbrtod, and L'tfir liivrr holds th« thU teasrm. r J*lie positions of tho team? arc ns follows C oni p. P. W. J.. T>. V. A. Pts. IJiUp Hirer C> 2 1 40 'M I.'nited Bays •' <» 4<> 3 Akaros ... '» J '''7 oH Tlie Hlytji'diffe pe,ven-a-«:ide eup, and tho >fnrssll H'-hoolboyß seven-a-sido cup \sill be competed for at Akaroa nest Saturday. HURUNUI SUB-UNION. I-'dllowing (iro Mm results of matches f'lu yo<i on S.Ttnrflay in the Hurunui Bulj* Uni'm' l : cmi'ipetitions : S'tiinrs— Kiiilfinnt I, Thcvint I!; Un:!"') 11. fiilverdpii :•!: Wrunu a live. Juni'irß Unitffl -i, Vniau ■'<; llanmer Ttothorhnm 1(J, f'lifvijt o; Ctilvordpn a bye. Positions 0/ Teams. The following table bliov/3 tlie pnaitions of

eixesmere sub-union. Th« pl.iyod on Saturday resulted;— first. Grade —Dunsnnd"! (J, United 5; fjfM'Ston Souilibridjro 0; Colleg® 1~« WaiJuir.i } 2. Re-on-l (trade—United 12. Punpandel c ; Third Gr;id'.— ? n - Wallnni Lr-p«-t'»n 8, 5; TTiffh SchoM v. Dim* H:!.d'M not played. Positions of Teams. ]'i i>t ( i rflde— < 'flllfjo 17 points Wniijnra 1 i, !Ju.-i>hi v, United i>nn:atic3f) 7, Son t lil'ridcfo I.fcston s<vond Grade—W'ailiora 17, Collotrn 11, I.frslnn 11, Southbrldtre 30, Lincoln 7, United -J, 1 r ! 1: ird Grade— 1-t. S'»iithbridi*i» 1~. fr\ ill 11. Mi', r b S:-hool 0. bun-anded In;-;; NORTH CANTERBURY SUB-UNION Tli r- following ,iro tlio result* of last S't mi y' > era in* 1 * : S"m ;, ![•>--< c 1 cn mark Kova.i i'; <'i;M 9. Anil<' Woodend 7, U\furd 0: Loburn I:: <' l uik;i a. J i; :■ i f • r — < 'la r!< vi ll* 1 If'. Lfbnrn 0; <n.;t LM). Ai:iht-rJfy 0: I'Jior. ijisr th-' draw for jw.\t Saturday: - Senior*. Kowai v. (Jhokn ("Mr y ) ; I.»j!njrn v Oxford f Mr Wilson); "Woodend v. Amborl«?y (Mr Mayer); Cu»L . Glenmark (.Mr Parkinson ). Junior* —Loburn v. Kovai (Mr Morri?o, Ambcrley v. AVoodeud (Mr Rhode.?); Clitrkville v. Cust (Mr Carter). RUGBY LEAGUE. MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE. The management committee of the Canterbury Rugby League met last night. Present were Messrs W. Cole (chairman), J. B. Chick, T. J. Carey, R. M. McGloin, C. Taylor, F. Rowe, C. Allen, L. R. Cox, P. Klrton, C. L. Hill, S. W. Rogers, and H. B. Rbgers. The registrations of R. R. Crofts and M. F. Waghorn (New Brighton Club), and W. Dee and W. Carey (Pirates Club) were approved and tne applica-

lion of C. Tom kin was referred lo the junior advisory board. F. Chick, of the Linwood Club, was regraded from senior to junior. The Linwood Club's protest against the committee playing its senior team against Hornby on consecutive Saturdays was referred to the New Zealand Council for a ruling. Rulings of Council. The following rulings received from the New Zealand Council were referred to the Referees' Association and the clubs:— "Play the ball rule —When the player with the ball is held without going to the ground the referee should call 'play the ball.' If the player who is tackling does not immediately release the man with the ball he must be penalised. Also, if a player with the call is brought to the ground and the ball comes in contact with the ground the referee must call 'play the ball.' The player tackling must immediately release his hold and the man with the ball must play the ball, in accordance with the rule. Referees should pay strict attention to the player tackling and see that the man with the ball is able to get on his feet and play the ball without hindrance from the tackier. The referees must also insist on the man with the ball immediately regaining his feet to play the ball in accordance with the reference note in the rule book following the definition of 'Tackle' on page 13. "Scrum—Your association is also of the opinion that all players must keep their proper formation in the scrum until the ball comes out, as laid down in the rule. The practice of players having their hands on the side of the scrum should cease and the offending player be penalised. Our interpretation in this respect is that the players of each side must lock or bind their own players together by encircling the arm around the body, not by catching a portion of their uniform and taking hold in that way." A meeting of the junior advisory board was held before the meeting of the management committee. Mr P. Kirton presiding. The registrations of 14 new players were approved. The West Coast League wrote stating that it could not approve of July 22 as the date for a junior representative match with Canterbury, but that it hoped to arrange a date later. Draw for Saturday. Following is the draw for Saturday, when the first round of the Thacker Shield competition will be played:— Senior grade—Sydenham v. Addington, Sydenham Park, 2.45, Mr W. Desmond, line umpires, Messrs W. Rogers and J. Underwood; Pirates v. Hornby, Hornby. 2.45, Mr P. Kirton, line umpires, Messrs J. Leitch and V. Rowe; Riccarton v. New Brighton, North Park 2.45, Mr H. King, line umpires. Messrs C. Hill and A. Thompson: Linwood a bye. Second grade-New Brighton v. Waimairi, Rawbiti Domain, Mr C. J. Taylor; Linwood v. Sydenham, Jerrold street, 2.45. Mr A. Wylic. Addington a bye. Third grade—Linwood v. Riccarton, Linwood Park 2.45, Mr F. Dorrizzie: Pirates v. Sydenham, Woolston Park 2.45, Mr L. Kirton; Hornby a bye. Fourth grade—Linwood A v. Addington. Linwood Park 1.30, Mr C. Stapley: Linwood B v. Waimairi, Papanui Domain 2 p.m.. Mr A. Cox. Riccarton a bye. Sixth grade—Hornby v. Linwood. St. Joseph's 2.45, Mr W. Young; Riccarton v. Sydenham, Sydenham Park 1.30. Mr H. Worsfold. St. Joseph's a bye. Seventh grade—Woolston v. St. Joseph's. St. Joseph's 1.30, Mr R. Keller: Sydenham v. Linwood. South Park 2 p.m.. Mr E. Corkln: Waimairi v. New Brighton. Rawhiti Domain 1.30. Mr A. Manson. Schoolboys—Waimairi v. Woolston, Woolston Park 1.30. Mr E. Gearry; Sydenham v. Addington, Jerrold street 1.30, Mr S G. Cooke. St. Joseph's a bye. REPRESENTATIVE TEAM. TWENTY PLAYERS CHOSEN. The selectors have chosen 20 players to go into training with a view to selection in the Canterbury Rugby League representative team for 1933. Practices will be held on Thursdays at 7.30 p.m., nt Linwood Park, and it is hoped that Mr W. le Warne and Mr J. J. Stevens will be available as trainers for the forwards and backs respectively. The following players have been chosen:— Backs—M. Standeven (Hornby), It. Chaston (Riccarton), C. Brimble (Addington), B. Ayers (Linwood), T. Preston (Riccarton), L. Merson (Linwood), J. Kelly (Linwood), W. Palamountain (Hornby), W. Rastrick (Sydenham), C. Shackel (Riccarton). Forwards—J. Amos (Addington). T. Manning (New Brighton), H. S. Molloy (Pirafes). E. Hambereer (Sydenham), W. Rogers (Linwood). B. Fraser (Sydenham). W. Dunn (Hornby). M. Smith (Linwood). S. Shackel (Riccarjton), J. Madden (Sydenham). ! ASSOCIATION. | LOSS ON N.Z. TOUR IN AUSTRALIA. DOMINION MAY BE ASKED FOR HELP. I USI'IEU PCK9S taSOCL'-llnN' —n> electric TELEQBAPH— COI'TF.IOHT.) (Received July 11, 1.20 a.m.; SYDNEY. July 10. The recent tour of the New Zealand association football team here injvolved a loss of £550. The 1923 tour ishowed a profit of £IOOO. League clubs here may be asked to meet a [portion of the loss, and the New Zealand association may be asked to share it, as it is thought that the best team was not sent, to Australia. It is proposed to send an Australian team to New Zealand.

of tlie team? : — tfKNMOTlS. f'oin l a T! f\ AY. T>. 1,. V. A. Culvi'rd<*ti . i> 4 0 2 63 :M 8 United fi -1 0 r.i 2'."! a f-hoviot r» < r, r.:j 42 (I Knik'uira ft 0 'A 7o 44 r> Wniau 5 0 " 8 1 17 0 J U XI OUR. UnifofJ A 7 0 fl'l 32 14 CuJvrnlen . 7 :> 4) 1! 7 1 41 10 Si'arffill « r> n 3 90 29 10 JIIINUIT 8 4 1 f» K9 \H ft • 7 X (i 4 22 74 (? "NY a i an 8 o fi r>8 87 4 it'itliThnru . 8 n V 14 3 03 1