JUNIOR.

Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 109, 10 May 1909, Page 3

JUNIOR.

METROPOLITAN (5) v. VICTORIA COLLEGE A (4). This was a good, fast game all through, especially in the first spell, which ended in a draw, both sides scoring 1 each. The second spell was a little in favour of Metropolitan. Those who scored for the victore (Metropolitan) were— Hall (3), Wrigley (1), Burbush (1), and for the losers, Rigg (2), M'Allister (1), and Smith (1). .. Mr. Hollis was referee. VICTORIA COLLEGE A v. WELLINGTON. A fast, willing game was the result of the meeting of these two teams on the Kelburne No. 1 ground. Victoria College were the victors, the match ending in their favour by four goals to two. Mr. Britlain Mas the referee. VIVIAN v. V.M.C.A. Vivian proved victorious over V.M.C.A. by five goals to four. The scores were : Vivian— Beckett (2), Chappell (2), Forbes (1); and for V.M.C.A.— Aitken, Brown, and Cable registered -one each, and a penalty goal was scored. Mr. Wheatley w£s referee. St. Patrick's College Old Boys won from Government Life Insurance by default. THIRD-CLASS. St. Patrick's College Old Boys defeated Wesley by two goals to nil. Miller and Gallagher were prominent among the Old Boys. Mr. Hunter was the referee. Government Life Insurance, owing to the death of Mr. D. M. Luckie, defaulted to Metropolitan, who, however, played a game with a Thorndon junior team defeating them by 3 goals to nil. Guise did , all the scoring. Mr. P. Kennedy refereed. * Victoria College A was victorious in its match with Wellington by 11 goals to nil. The latter, however, were playing thiee men short. Mr. Turner refereed" Victoria College B had a win from Gregg's by 6 goals to 2. Mr. A. Porter I was the referee. LADIESr PRACTICE GAMES. j The Celtic B third-class team played in, team from Victoria College and were defeated by twa goals to nil. Both goals were scorefl by Miss Ham. Mr. J. E. Kelly refereed. Victoria College inflicted defeat upon Petone by 3 goals to nil. The scorers were Miss Casey (2) and Miss Bissett.