ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Evening Star, Issue 17368, 2 June 1920, Page 10

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

N.Z.F.A. EXECUTIVE. ! The annual meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Football Association nt Wellington last night discussed the proposed tour of an English team, concerning which the affiliated associations will ba asked for suggestions. The following officers were elected :—Patron, Viscount Jelhcoe; president, Mr C. P. Skerrett; vice-presidents—Hons. A. .M. Myers, G Fowlds, and \V. C. F. Carncross Dr E Walker, Rev. W. F. Stent, Colonel "Slceman, Me3srs F. J. Courtney, H. G. Maver R. English, C. E. Statham, S. S. Myers' H. M'Keown, J. J. Roberts, W. T Churchward, R. M. Chadwick, P. L Davies, E. Kitson. W. Muuckton, W D Ramsay, and E. W. Harvey; hon. secretary Mr B. L. Salmon; treasurer, Mr H. J. Graves; representative to English Football Association, Mr A. E. Gibbs • trustees, Messrs H. J. Buck and J. M.' Molhver; lion, auditor, .Mr A. G. Barnett. The representative game between Otago and Canterbury set down to be played at Culling Park to-morrow should, without doubt, have a. strong holiday attraction. Canterbury are sending down a side thoroughly representative of the province, and included, in the team are several players who have been notable in Brown Shield contests as clever exponents of the game, so that it appears to be more than a probability that thoee who attend Culling Park to-morrow will witness an Attractive and starring display. The game is timed to commence at 3 oclock, and will be preceded bv a contest between teams representing the Christchurch and Dunedin Y.M.0A.8, which will start at 1.45. For the benefit of country visitors it may be stated that Gulhag Park can be reached, by taking the rahuna car, which stops at the gate of the ground.