SENIOR B

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 7, 8 July 1935, Page 13

SENIOR B

INTERESTING FOOTBALL

The match between Scottish Wanderers arid Onslow on Kelburn Parlc on Saturday was productive of good football by both teams. Onslow are congratulated on their improvea form. Territorially they were easily equal with their opponents. Their real weakness is that they do not make use ot their pace in front of goal. Still they are a young team, and this will come with practice. Scottish Wanderers played entertaining football, some of their combined movements being a treat to watch. The following were the teams:— Scottish Wanderers (yellow).—Cuthbert; Johnson, J. Cherrie- Law, A. Cherrie, Murray; Gray, Cullen, McKean, Jordan, Jupp. ' Onslow (green).—Guppy; Phillip, Briggs; Le Gal, Dalgleish, Kansome, Dougai, Leake, Wellwood, Blander, Fawthorpe. , . , , , v _ j Scottish Wanderers kicked oil, and took the ball into Onslow'sgoal,-wheie a corner was awarded them, wnicn proved ..resultless. From the kick-out Le Gal, Wellwood, and Leake combined in a nice passing bout, Wellwood testing Cuthbert with a .trimmer. The goalkeeper saved brilliantly- and returned the ball to midfield, where play remained for a considerable time Briggs at this juncture was .playing superbly at full-back, repeatedly breaking up-promising incursions bylne Yellows. secured ir> midfield, carried on nicely, then parted to Mander to Fawthorpe, who-crossed well to the right to Le Gal, who drove in hard mifsing his objective by inches. The next item of interest was a fieekick taken by Phillip, the goaliepaving difficulty in clearing. Sc°ttisli Wanderers now took a turn in the attack and pretty v play in which Muiray jSpp. Jordan" and Cullen participated culminated' in M« last-named player scoring. Scottish Wanderers 1, saw the Greens, through good work on the part of Dalgleish, & Yellows' goal-mouth, where Mai> der shot unsuccessfully. The goal kick was gathered m by Law, who sliced the ball to McKean, on to Gray back to McKean, who shot hard ilPsiitM wmmm 3>Kght°irom the kick-off the Greens with a fine attack down midfield. in fifM§#l

- 1' Mr. Dean was the referee. LOWEK DIVISIONS. Second A Division. J Korokoro 3, Diamand3. , .Waterside 9, Seatoun B 0 Seatoun A 8, Trentham 0. Marist 8, Swifts 0. Second B Division. Lower-Hutt won by default from SCB^ WwSn eb|%fault ffß N.d, Fourth Division. Technical College 1, Technical Old Boys U. ■ • Marist 2, Diamond 1. Stop Out 1, Lower Hutt 1. Waterside 9, Institute Old Boys 1. Korokoro, a bye. Fifth Division. Boys' Institute 5, Miramar Rangers 3. Diamond 6, Technical College 0. Marist 3, Onslow 2. Seatoun 4, Petone 1. Lower Hutt, a bye. Sixth Division. Technical College A 5, Scottish Wanderers 0. n Boys Institute 1, Onslow 0 Technical College B 5, Nada 0. Seventh Division. Seatoun 5, Marist Thorndon 1. ' Miramar Rangers 1, Diamond 0. Stop Out 6, Swifts 1. Marist'Kewtown 2, Technical College 0. '' . '' . . V.M.C.A., a bye. Eighth Div-sion. Diamond 10, Miramar Rangers 0. Marist Thorndon 6, Boys' Institute. 1. Seatoun A 6, Seatoun B 1. Ninth Division. Seatoun 2, Diamond 0. Marist Thorndon 8, Boys' Institute 2. Hult Valley League. Technical College A 12, Rovers 0. Stop Out 3, Petone 3. Anglican Home 14, Technics! College B 0. NELSON CUP FINAL (SpoDial to tho "Evening Post.") NELSON, July 6. In the final of the: Nelson Cup Association football competition V.M.C.A. defeated Thistle by seven goals to one. IN OTHER CENTRES

Eesults of Association football matches in other centres are reported by the Press Association as follows:— Dunedin.—Old Boys 4, Mornington 4; Maori Hill 2, Northern 2; Mosgiel 5, Roslyn-Wakari 2; Technical Old Boys 5, Seacliff 4. . ' Auckland.—Chatham Cup replay: Thistle 8, Abels 2. Senior championship: Comrades 4, Eastern Suburbs 3. Palmcrston North.—Athletic 3, Rovers 2; Te Aweawe 6, St. Paul's 0.

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