SOCCER MANAGEMENT

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 200, 21 May 1931, Page 15

SOCCER MANAGEMENT

Transfers and Fixtures

Seven claims on the insurance fund fqr injuries were dealt with by the Ma agement Committee of the M elluibU > Football Association last evening, ine injured players included L. McGirr and A. McLeod. W.Y.M.1.; Tarkington, Manst, and Cullen, Waterside. A Brooklyn player reported last season for misbehaviour on the field was sus] e ed until he appeared before the committee. The player came before the committee last evening, as he desired to get; a transfer. It was agreed that the suspcnsioi be lifted, but placed on record on account of the offence. , Messrs. W. Varney, J. IL .-Tan es. an I R. D. McGregor were appointed lourtn division selectors for the seasol “ t d .. The following transfers were „ranteti. J C. Steel, from Seatoun to D'amonds, J. E. Jones, from Brooklyn to Is and Bav: A. Muirhead, from Stopout to vor hithians; R. Knowles, from Trentlmm to Corinthians; J. Greenwood, from Retene to Corinthians; R. Chapman, from Lower Ilntt to Corinthians: M. Wilson from I’etone to Marist; C. b»no». fron A cal Old Boys to Stopout; R. Uame™i > from Diamonds to Nada; A. Milden'iall, from Diamonds to Miramar Rangeis. The following fixtures made tor May 30:—First division: Thistle v. Wat erside, Basin No. 2; Seatoun v. DianwnJs, Seatoun Park; Hospital v. Pc tone, Basin No 1; Marist v. W.Y.M.I. Kilbirn e Stadium. Second division: Institute . Swifts, at Hospital. First reserves. Petone v. Thistle, at Petone. The chairman said he hoped, as sole selector, to pick the Wellington representative team to meet Canterbury on June o, after the games'next Saturday.