FOOTBALL.
\ THE COLLEGE TOUBSTAMENT. 1 The Wanganui Collegiate Sohool team ar. rived by the Manawatn train last night, and met with a hearty reception from the boys of the Wellington College. The match between the visitors and Wellington College will take 1 place at Newtown to-morrow. Teams: — 1 Wanganni -Reynolds, Willis (2), Higginson, [ Cooper, Cornford, Hovell, Pitzherbert (3), 1 Biddiford, M'Kenzie, Bethell, White, and I Wilson. Wellington— Buddle.Tripe, Smith, ! : M'Kenzie, M'Ara, Payton, Hales, Edwards, U'Farlane, Kember, Gilmer, Wills, BiohardBon, Heywood, and Palethorpe. Play 1b to begin at 2 o'clock. The Wanganui team will play Christ's College at Christohuran next Tuesday, and Dnnedin High Sohool at Dunedin to-morrow week, Wellington College is to play Nekon College at Newtown next Monday, and Christ's College at Christchuroh next Thursday. Next MonSay week the looal 1 team will meet the Canterbury High Sohool in Chtistohurch. ! SATUBDAY'S TAKANAKI - WELLINGTON MATCH. The Garrison Bond will play the Taranaki and Wellington teams to Newtown'Park on Saturday, and will also render Beleotions on the ground. In the evening the teams will dine together at the Trocadero. Mr. J. P. Firth ia to act ac referee. The Taranaki team is expeoted to arrive in Wellington to-nißht. Mr. J. Fudney will captain the Wellington team. [ The Management Committee of the Wel- , lington Bugby Union met last night. It was , deoided to inform the Marlborough Union 1 that the Wellington Juniors cannot visit , Blenheim this season. The terms offered i by the City Council with reference to New1 town Park were aocoptod. It was deoided to snggest that the Junior match between the Wellington and Horowhenua Unions should be played on Saturday, 7th September. The Committee also resolved that the proposed matoh between the Wallington Juniors and the N'tu Ahuriri team (Christ, ohurch) oonld not be played, »a the former team will be engaged on the date suggested, The Selection Committee of the Wednesday Half-Holiday Clubs— Messrs Bowlands (Drapers), Nioholls (Pirates), and Bead (Tradesmen) — has pioked the following players to do battle against the Junior representatives next Wednesday : — Fullbaok, Billman ; three-qnarters, Whelan, C. King, J. Smith ; five-eighths, Burton ; half, Turner ; forwards, Jobnaon, Hooper, Wilk- , inson, Langhton, Martin, Herbert, Slinn; wing forwards, S. Whitworth, Mills ; emergencies, forwards, Bead, Orr 1 backs, Lambert, James. An endeavonr will be made to secure the Athletic Club's gymnasium on Friday and Monday evening next. The Junior Bugby Union matches fop Saturday will be postponed on apconnt of the Inteiprovinoial Match. IBY TMBGBAPH.— PBJEBS ASSOCIATION.) Napixr, 21st August. . The matoh, Taranaki v. Hawkes Bay, was played today, Taranaki winning by 26 points to 3. Jago scored for Hawkea Bay, and Good, Humphries, Bayly, and Allen for Taranaki. Marton, 21st August. The football matoh Hunterville v. Ohingaiti resulted in a win for the former by 11 points to nil. Huntorville therefore wins the cup.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 46, 22 August 1895, Page 2
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