Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL CLUB.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 462, 22 March 1909, Page 6

Y.M.C.A. FOOTBALL CLUB.

" Soccer" (says the Y.M.C.A. Club report) is making great strides in New Zealand, and large numbers of people witnessed some of the matches'last season. The club entered teams in every grade, and had to resort extensively to the alphabet.in order to designate its teams, so many were there. The outlook for this year is bright; and the number of teams will equalthat of last year. This is the largest Association football club in the Dominion, and every effort is being put forth to maintain that position. Two members of the senior team played in tho Wellington representatives, who were successful in recovering the "Brown Shield." One member of the junior team also played in tho junior representatives. Some records:—Senior, Ist division, A team: Finished in third place. Senior, second division: Won 6 matches, lost S. Junior, first division: Played 11 matches, won G, lost 4. Junior, second division, A team: Won championship and tho Charity Cup competition. Junior, second division, B team: Played 14 matches, won 0, lost 8. Junior, second division, C team: Played 10 matches, drew 1, lost 9. Junior, third division, A team: Played 14 matches, won 8, drew 4, lost 2. Junior, third division, B team: Played 13 matches, won 7, drew 2, lost 4. Junior, third division, C team: Played 10 matches, won 2, drew 2, lost 6. Dnlgety and Co., Ltd., advertise entries for thoir Wavorley saloon March 20. Miss Violet Warburton has relumed to Wellington, and will reopen her dancing classes ' tho first week in April. Catholic graduates and undergraduates rosidont in and around Wellington are invited to i meet at St. Patrick's College on Wednesday i evening next, for the purpose of arranging for i a reunion. . ( . Messrs. J. H. Bethuno and Co. announce in l our auction columns that to-day (Monday), at | 2.30 p.m., at their rooms, they are submitting a residential property in Clarcmont Grove, well known as belonging to Mr. George Shirtcliffc Tho land has a frontage of GGft.' by a depth of 2GU't., and on it stands the residence known as '. "Italnri," containing 13 rooms. A large pro- 1 portion of tho purchase money may remain on 1 mortgage at 41 per cent. j