FOOTBALL
EUGBY. The second round of flag; matches will commence to-morrow afternoon. The attraction at Carisbrook will be the match Alhambra v. University A. This is expected to prove a close and interesting game. Tho Alhambra have a real good forward division, and their backs are safe. The ground promises to be greasy, and this might ,ho a handicap to tho fast ’Varsity backs. Nevertheless, tho match should provide a fast, open game. At the Caledonian Ground Kaikorai will meet Zingori-Richniond, and this should also furnish a closoly-oontested game. At Tahuna No. 1 Pirates will meet University B, while Dunedin and Union! will meet on Tahuna No. 2 Southern will play Taieri Rovers at Mosgiel. SOCCER. The following team has boon selected to represent Otago against a combined Seacliff and Pormia iWellington) team, at Culling Park on Thursday next: —Goal, iS’cott (Marnington); full-backs—-Coats (Northern), Diclcel (Momingtou), halfbacks—Dry don (Northern), Cherry (Northern), Johnson (Momingtou); forwards — M'Mullnn (Old Boys), Ruddiman (Nortnern), Newman (Momingtou), Donaldson (Southern), Balk (Maori Mill). Reserves— Full-back, Allan (Old Boys); half-back, Raidock (Southern); forwards—Fraser, Harraway (Old Boys). Any of the above players unable to pla.v should notify tho secretary of the O.F.A. by Monday next.
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Evening Star, Issue 18332, 20 July 1923, Page 7
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196FOOTBALL Evening Star, Issue 18332, 20 July 1923, Page 7
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