FOOTBALL.

Dunstan Times, Issue 3334, 16 August 1926, Page 5

FOOTBALL.

(By “Drop kick.”

The combined team in Dunedin put up a fairly creditable performance, although beaten by 20 to 9. The team was as follows—G. Millar full-back, f A. Nicholson, Leyden, J. Hannay ; five eighths A. Ottrey, L. Niven ; half, Clark ; forwards, NClark, Sutherland, Small, J- Parker (Millers Flat) D- Campbell, J. Donnelly, Bell, A- Marslin. Vincent only had six men in the team. The first spell ended with the score 11-9 in favour of Dunedin. The country team’s score comprised a try by Marslin (which Hannay converted with a beautiful kick) and a potted goal by Leyden. The town team got three tries in the second spell. The country forwards more than held their own in the second spell. lif the ' inter-university match Canterbury beat Otago by 9 to 8 Webb scored two great tiles for the losers, who were not represented by their full strength. At Gore the Eastern Districts of Southland beat North Otago by 11 to 3. Wairarapa beat Wellington last week by 24 to ITThe following team will represent Vincent againstTuapeka at Roxburgh on Saturday—Full-back, li. Campbell Hannay, Hayes, Schicb; five-eighths Campbell and Clarkson; half, Kon. Sutherland ; forwards, Noble, Carline Lackholm, Anderson, Bell, Suther-■au-l, D Campbell, Marslin. Emergencies, backs Wood house, Clark, Jolly; forwards, Thomson, Larking, Ball.