ASSOCIATION.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20919, 28 July 1933, Page 16

ASSOCIATION.

CHATHAM CUP. THISTLE TO TRAVEL TO WEST COAST. The Thistle Football Club has accepted the New Zealand Council's offer of a loan of £ls towards the expenses of the trip to Granity to play Millerton in (lie Canterbury-West Coast final of the Chatham Cup inter-club competition, and will leave by goods train for Greymouth at 6.30 p.m. to-day. The players will arrive in Greymouth about 3 am. to-morrow, and will leave »Ln l i°ln by 1 bus , for Gran *y. which is about 80 miles farther on. The match with Millerton will start at Y. 30 prS and the team will be back in Grey'n°u'h to- m orrow evening in time to church " g train for Christ " These arrangements have been made necessary out of consideration for ex- ♦ ■ W3S ° ri S inall y estimated that the trip would cost £6O, but the new itinerary will reduce the cost to little more than £2O. • °^ 1y .2, ne cha «ge has had to be made nght-back, will be replaced by A.,

Walker, and the tetter's -pariillHJK left-half will be filled by «M Anulty. Mr W. WardeH *f|HH HURLEY SHIELD. JBI At English Park to-morrow, yfHl» and Nomads will try cosdiMiHß the Hurley Shield competition. aHW Rangers' team has been in CSMIHH training since its last game, liH| was defeated by Technical J|WHM Chatham Cup competition, «m!<Hm» take the field to-morrow fit vAmKHmm mined to win. The meeting <EH—clubs has always created ha-IMH Nomads beat Rangers 2-0 in ftiHll» round, but will need to be nraH in defence as Rangers has a tMniß ised attack that is certain tejwH|jl» ability'of the Nomads rearguMya||»