FOOTBALL.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 760, 8 March 1910, Page 7

FOOTBALL.

THE DIAMOND CLUB. The annual report of the Diamond Association 'I'ootball Club states.. that thp receipts - from all sources 'during the year amounted to'. #12 Is. 7d., and the expenditure to ,£lO 18s. 9d:, leaving a credit balance of »61 2s. lCd. The club's record for the season is as follows:— Senior League (Ist pivision).—Championship i Played, ' 15;' won, 8; lost, 5; drawn, 2. .'Goals .'for, 47; against, 29. Charity Cup: 'Pliyed 1; "won, 0; lost, 1; drawn, U. Goals for, 0; against', 1. Total all matches: Played, 16; won, 8; lost, 6; drawn, 2. Goals for, 47; against, 30.' Senior League (2nd Division).—Championship matches. Played, 12; won, 11; lost, 0; 'drawn, .1. Goals for, 43; against, 6. Challenge Cup: Played, 3; won, 2; lost, 1; drawn, 0. Goals .for, 16; against, 3. Total matches: Played; 15; won, 13; lost, 1; ' drawn, '1. ■ Goals for, 59; against, 9. , •Tunior League (Ist' Division).—Championship matchcs: ' Played, 13j : won, 5; lost,' 8; drawn/ 3. Goals for, 22; against, 28.' Henderson Memorial: Played, 1; woni 0; lost/ 1; drawn, 0. Goals for', 0; against, 5. Total all matches: Played, 14; won, 5: lost; 6; drawn, 3, Goals ior; 22; against; 33. ' ■

Junior league (2nd Division).—Chim-pionship-matches: Playpd, 10j, won, I; lostj 5; drawn, !. Goals for, 23; against, 17.- Charity Cup: Played, 2; won, 1; lost, 1; drawn, 0.- Goals for,;- 3; against, 2. Total all matches': Played, 12;- won, 5; lost' 6; drawn, 1. Goals for, 26; against,-19.' . ' =, : Champioiiship Matches.—Played, 10; won, 3; lost, 7; drawn, 0. Goals for,*' 11 j'. against, 25.' iVom this table ' it' will be seen that from a: player's point of view the season was not quite so successful as the previous one. The. Senior League Ist division team started the. season very promisingly, holding a leading position until well through the competition, ■ when, owing to seversU unlooked-for vacancies occurring, ihanges! had to be' made in the team which finished only j third in the league. The senior 2nd division team, with an unbeaten record, were ■ successful in annexing the championship. This team must be heartily congratulated on its success, due, no, doiibt, to its splendid combination, arising - from their being able to place the same, team in the field oveiy Saturday. In regard to tho Junior League, teams were entered in each division, . but the;; were " unable to , attain prominent positions' ih ; the cojnpetitioiis'.' Senior representative by. Messrs: Taylor' Reddy,.and Barnettr Tho. memberihip"of_'[t))e3rijl)'; liow- approximates ': 7