ASSOCIATION CODE

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22796, 23 August 1939, Page 5

ASSOCIATION CODE

REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES ARRANGED *1 “ MEETING OF EXECUTIVE Advice was received from the Auckland Football Association atria# evening’s meeting. of the ’ Canterbury Association that September 30' was the. only available date for the Football Association trophy match between Auckland and Canterbury. It was decided to accept this date for the fixture. Mr J. E. Jones presided. ■ / The following representative and cup final- fixtures for the remainder of the season were approved:—September 2; Chatham Cup final. Western (Canterbury) v. Waterside (Wellington), at Wellington. September 9; English Cup final. September 16: v. Otago (Jones Cup return game), at Christchurch. September 23: v. Wellington, at Christchurch. September 30: v. Auckland (Football Association trophy), at Auckland. - A match against the W est Coast will be played on any date In September acceptable to the West Coast, with the exception of September 9. Two requests from Christchurch business firms for grounds for friendly games were granted. The dates arranged for the games are September 2 and September 9. . It was announced that arrangements had, been completed for the matches to be played by two teams from the Otago Boys’ High School at English Park to-day. -The games will be between - Christchurch secondary schoolboys, and the first and junior teams pf the Otago school. Draw for Saturday > The following draw for. Saturday was approved. Matches, .unless , otherwise stated, will commence at 2,45 p.m. Referees* names are in parenthesis:— Knock-out Competition Senior and senior reserve semi-final (English Cup)— Technical A,v. Thistle A, English Park (Mr H. Moore); Western v. Nomads B, Richmond Park ' (Mr C. Sweeney). Junior, final (Humphreys Cup)— Thistle v. Technical B, Ensor’s road, No, 1 (Mr R. C., Neville). , Third Grade, final (Watson Cup)Nomads v. Marlst, English Park, 1 pm. (Mr W. Kelly). Fourth Grade, final (White Cup)— Nomads v. Technical, Hagley No, . 1 (Mr L. Doherty). ' Fifth Grade, final (Sevicke Jones Cup)— Hornby v. Technical A, Spreydon No. 2 (Mr G, Cox). Sixth Grade, second round replay (Ramsay Cup)— Celtic v. Western, Hagley No. 4,. 1.15 p.m. (Mr C. Hamilton).. Seventh Grade,- second round (Priddis Cup)— Thistle v. Celtic, Spreydon No. 1, 1.15 p.m. (Mr N. Bilcliffe). Other games will be -played as follows: Senior —Nomads v.- St. Albans, Malvern Park-(Mr A. Pritchard); Rangers (senior) v. Technical (senior reserve), friendly game, Linwood. ’ * Senior Reserve—Air Force -v. Rangers, Wlgram,* 2.30 p.m.’ (Mr L. Williams); Thistle v. Celtic, Spreydon No, 1 (Mr I. Dorrie). Junior—Marlst v. Western, Hagley No. 2 (Mr S. Doree). v ' Third Grade (friendly game)— Celtic v. Thistle. Hagley No. 3. . Fourth Grade (friendly game)—Marist v. Linwood, Hagley, No. 4. Fifth / Grade —Thistle v. Technical. B, Ensor’s road No.. 1, 1.15 p.m. (Mr W. Mann).

Sixth Grade—St. Albans v. Hornby, Spreydon No. 2, 1.10 , p.m. - (Mr C. Worters); Technical v. Rangers (friendly game), Ensor's road No. 2. 1.15 p.m. ' Seventh . Grade—Linwood v; St.Albans, Malvern Park, 1.15 p.m. .(Mr A, Porter): Hornby v. Technical, Hagley No. 1, 1.15 p.m. (Mr G. Colville); Marist B v. Nomads, Hagley No. 2,' 1.15 p.m. (Mr C." Keys); Rangers v. Marist A, Linwood, 1.15 p.m. (Mr I. Lennon).

SCHOOL TOURNAMENT

RESULTS OF YESTERDAY’S PLAY . The South Island . Primary Schools’, Association football tournament, was con-r tinned at North Hagley Park' yesterday The matches will be- to-day. Results were:— ■ Morning 'Matches (light-weight)—Otago 7, Westland 0 (referee, Mr K. Johnston); Canterbury. A 2, Bullef 1 (Mr G. Cox); Canterbury B 2, South Canterbury 1- (Mr K. Johnston). Afternoon Matches . (heavy-weight)—’■ Canterbury A 11, Canterbury B 0 (Mr.S. Doree); Otago 1. Hornby 0 (friendly gamej (Mr JW. Wallace). Light-weight; Buller 3, .Westland 2 (Mr E. Taylor); South Canterbury 2, Canterbury-A 2 (Mr G. Cox); Canterbury B 2, Otago 1 (Mr G. R. Pjtcaithiley).

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