FOOTBALL. REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 63, 12 September 1911, Page 3

FOOTBALL. REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS.

The following teams have been select- i "ed by the Rugby Union {-electors ', (Messrs. H. D. Thomson, J. Sweeney, and Lyneky) to represent Wellington in their representative matches next Saturday :— Against Wairarapa.— Full-back, Kinvig (Oriental) ; three-quarters, Evenson (Athletic), Mitchinson (Pofteke), Grace (Old Boys)} five-eighths, J. Ryan (Petone), P. Ryan (Victoria College) ; half, F. Roberts (Oriental)'; wingj A. Wilsoft (Athletic) 5 forwards, hotfkeps, Elliott) (Poneke), Ready (Athletic), lock', Sullivan (Melrose), supports, Dent (Petone), Perry (Oriental), back row, Belt (Athletic), King (St. Jamee). Against Maflborough.—Fnll-back. W. Crewes (St. James) s three-quarters, Daly (Petone), Bradley (Southern), Pool (Old Boys); five-eighths, Kelly (Poneke), M'Kenzie (Petone); half, E. Rob« ? etts (St. James); wing, Wright (St, James); forwards, hookerß, Hills (St. Janies), Houlihan (Southern), lock Gil. lespie (Oriental), eupport^ Levick (Athletic), O'Brien (Oriental), back row, Cunningham ' (Athletic), Donaldson (St. James). CIVIL SERVICE TOURNAMENT. The following are the fixtures for next Saturday, in connection with the annuall Civil Service tournament :— Railways v. Agriculture, at Polo No. 1; P'ablic Works v, Treasury, at Polo No. 2 5 Public Trust v. Customs at Polo No. 8. POST AND TELEGRAPH MATCH. ( The annual match between the Wellington and Auckland branches of the Post and Telegraph Department is being played at the Newtown Park this afternoon. This evening the visitors are to be entertained at Godber'n rooms, Cour-fcenay-place. , The following are- the teams :— Wellington.— Murphy, Paul, Marshall, Tomsj Scott, Grace, Little, Evenson, Tyrtell, Outtrim, Sullivan, O'Brien, Findlay, Cameron, . Jackson. Auckland. — Hancock, Tremain, O'Brien (2), Murray (2), Little A Edwards, Courteney, Schofield, Johnston, Seldom, Sullivan, Carter, Herring* Mr. L. Simpson will act as referee. Both Grace and Sullivan of the local team are representative players, while Murray and O'Brien, of the Auckland team, are members of the Auckland representative team which defeated .Wellington last Saturday.