Soccer platings
The promotion and relegation places were finalised when the last round of the Sunday soccer league competition was played yesterday. Woolston Foundry A had already made sure of the first division title. Foresters finished second and Dux de Lux was third. Gone is Excelsior, which will drop to the second division. In its place, North Beach A will go up. It won the second division competition from Imperial A and Air New Zealand. Ham wds relegated.
Results.— First division: Woolston Foundry A 1, Valley Inn A 1; Dux de Lux A 1, Prince of Wales 0; Foresters 4, Avonhead 1; Christchurch Hillsborough 2, Excelsior 2. Second division: North Beach A 2, Imperial A 1; Pharoahs 1, Zig Zag 0; Air New Zealand 5, Wigram 2Woolston B 3, Ham 1. Third division: Lyttelton 3 Templeton 2; Dux de Lux B 12’ Hillsborough B 1; Imperial 3’ North Beach B 2. Fourth division: Mico Wakefield 3, Spruce Services 1; Vision Aluminium 2, Burncastle 1; Trusteebank 6, Valley Inn B 5; Air New Zealand B 4 Valley Inn C 3.
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