TO-MORROWS FOOTBALL

Evening Star, Issue 23324, 21 July 1939, Page 6

TO-MORROWS FOOTBALL

RUGBY ■fi'he first grade competition is in sn exceedingly interesting stage and a great deal will depend on the results of to-mbrrqw’s matches. The chief attraction will be the game between Union; and Southern. Should the former win. it will make Union and Southern equal in flag points. Union has been; showing marked improvement of latej and should fully extend the black and • whites. The Kaikorai-Pirates match is also creating much interest, as should Kaikorai win and Union win, it will leave three teams equal in the top position. At Tahuna Park Taieri will play Zmgari, while at the University. Oval Dunedn will meet University A. . Opoho residents will 'have the opportunity of seeing the Alhambra team playing on its ground in its match with University B. Patrons to Carisbrook are reminded that admission to the stand enclosure is by the Burns street entrance only, and they are requested to have the exact price of admjssion so as to save time at the turnstiles. Official Guides containing full particulars of the players and other matter will be on sale at the Otago Sports Depot. 'Jacobs’s, and at the various grounds. SOCCER At Logan Park, Seaoliff will meet Maori Hill, and these evenly-matched teams should provide a keen game. Mosgiel, the. leaders in the competition, play Roslyn-Wakari at Ellis Park, Caversnara meets High School Okl Boys at Tonga Park, and Technical ‘Old Boys play Mornington at the Oval.