FOOTBALL.

Evening Star, Issue 10398, 20 August 1897, Page 1

FOOTBALL.

The following are to-morrow ''3 fixtures: „ , , . . IU’OISY. .J" 11 ®# (Mr F. It. Campbell referee)Alhambra Third v. Pacific Second, at Forbury . “w -i. M Connocbie referee); Pirates Second y. Waikouaiti, at Waikouaiti (Mr J. West referee) - A V Practice match at the North Ground J Al, Saints \. Invincible?. on the Clear; Knox church Literary Society v. First Church Litenrv §°£ let , y > rr -] le i Caledonian Ground; Industrial School v. United Second, on the former’s ground.

association. nJtche? yU and liaDEeri Clubs Practice

. - In . re P ! y V Otago Union’s telegram inquiring under what power tho New Zealand Union had suspended an Otago player without inquiry into the chargl acainst him, the following wire has been received from the secretary of the central S--New Zealand Union considered serious charges sufficiently proved warrant suspension pending further inquiry.” ** At yesterday’s meeting 0 f the Otago Referees Association an inquiry was held into tho circumstances which led to Mr Casaels, a member of the Pacific Club, endcavoring to foist himself on to the Port t-aimers Club as a member of the Otago Referees Association, and affirming that ho was appointed by that body to control the match Port Chalmers Second v. Pacific Second, played on August 7, was held. A communication from the captain of the Port Chalmers Second was read, and Messrs Hunter (captain of the Port Chalmers ClnbL Harris (captain of the Pacific Second), and Cassels were examined. . The Committee's RnTb”°Dnta. *“ * he