SOCCER FOOTBALL
NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL MEETS
The council of the Ne>v Zealand Football Association met 'last' evening, Mr.. B, L. Salmon presiding. , ,
The following dates for Chatham Cup games were submitted by the competitions committee and adopted:—2Bth June, Wanganui final, ■ 'at* Wanganui; 19th July, Wanganui v. Manaivatuj 19th July, local finalists-to be'found in Auckland, Welling- j ton,' Canterbury," and Otago;',26th July, winners of Manawatu-Wanganui v. Wellington; 2nd August, winners of last-men-j tioned -V. Auckland finalists, at Auckland; 16th August, Canterbury V; Otago; fltlii September, final at Wellington. ;■ If;was] reported by tho committee that consider-j able difficulty had been experienced in fixr ing. suitable dates owing to the large number of counter-attractions arranged in the four centres. If clubs and associations desired to l-eap. any financial assistance, it was 'essential that the dates' should "be stricjjly" adher.e'd to. . ■ . " ','■''■' . Auckland. Association wrote, stating that it was intended that the preliminary Chatham Cup games should be played on Wednesday evenings. Tramways team.was due to play on 28th May (to-night), and, though agreeing to- play, had protested against night matches. The .Auckland As-. sociation asked whether the council considered matches should not be played / at night. The council decided that it would reply that it liad'no objection to matches fieiu^ played at night in.the meantime, and that the question of dealing with the matter by. r.ule^ be deferred till next annual meeting.. '."■■. . .
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 124, 28 May 1930, Page 4
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228SOCCER FOOTBALL Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 124, 28 May 1930, Page 4
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