Foresters top in Sunday soccer
Foresters made sure of winning the first division of the Countrywide Sunday Soccer League with its 4-1 win over North Beach A. Not only did the win ensure Foresters of the title, but it also meant that North Beach, which has been in the first division for the 10 years of the league, was relegated to the second division. Woolston Foundry finished second and Music Machine third. Music Machine had a player, John Moore, sent off, out hung on to beat Excelsior, 1-0. Dux de Lux won promotion to the first division by winning the second, with Ham the runner-up and D.B. Imperial A third. Mastagard B was relegated. Woolston B won the third division title, with Mykonos Taverna the runner-up and
Lyttelton third. C.S.B. was relegated. Dux de Lux B won the fourth division, with Music Machine B second and Mico Wakefield third. Results.— Division one: Prince of Wales 2, Avonhead 2; Music Machine A 1, Excelsior 0; Foresters 4, North Beach A 1; Woolston Foundry A 2, Mastagard A 0. Division two: Air New Zealand A 2, D. B. Imperial A 1; Dux de Lux A 3, Pharoahs 1; Mastagard B 2, Zig Zag 1; Bam beat Wigram by default. Division three: Woolston B 2, Mykonos Taverna 0; C.S.B. 2, North Beach B 1; Lyttelton 2, D. B. Riccarton 1; Templeton 4, Imperial B 1. Division four: Dux de Lux B 7, Crown Tavern 1; Mico Wakefield 5, Burncastle 2; Music Machine beat Air New Zealand B by default
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Press, 21 August 1984, Page 31
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