ASSOCIATION

Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 224, 9 June 1923, Page 8

ASSOCIATION

TEAMS FOR TO-DAY. Swifts senior.—Ruddle, Bolton, Kimmins. Stevens, Flaws, Lampard, Willis, Reid, Guise, Davis, F. Guisa, Swifts, junior.—McGhie, Anderson, Young. Marriott. Mattingly, Ounnin©son. Stevens, Bird, Jones. Emergencies: Caldwell, L»third —Craig, Jonee, Burns Hall. Jones, Foothead, Jones, Bowers. Bowden. Smith Marist. junior.—Burke, J- Pattern, Pan-ant. Burton, Daniel, Gleeson, WOonrov, Darrack, L. Ryan. D. Ryan. Emergencies: A. Conroy, Bay J. Guest. E. Finch, D. Ckaigkead S. Cooper 8. Chambers, Q. Ravenswood, K Mison. 8- Ledger, J. Salmond, J. Conder. . SCHOOL GAMES. The results of yesterday’s games are as f”How Ist (N.) 5. Newtown 0; South Wellington 1, Miramar 0. Bernor B: Newtoito 1, Marist (N.) 1; Miramar 2 South Wellington 0. Marist (N.) 1; Northland 1, Bay 0; Ngaio 1, Wadestomi 6. Junior B Marist S, Hataitai 0; Northland 0, Worser Bay 0; Kaiwarra 5, Ponrna 0, Wadestown 2, Ngaio 0.

ENGLISH CUP TIE. Referring to the Association Cup ti® a New visitor to writing to Mr. B. L. Salmon, state® that it was difficult to blama anybody for the fiasco that occurred. It respite ed from a combination of circumstances resulting from overedvertising, a beautiful day, and the opening of a circumstance® most good tempered, but it was simply a physical impossibility to crowd the spectators into the space inside the stadium once th® deluge from outside poured in after breaking down the outside entrances. The arrival of the King and the whole scene throughout from the gathering of the crowd to the clearing of the ground was one that is not likely to be forgot, ten. >