Football Notes.
A match between the Feilding 11. ami Pirate 11. was played on the Oval yesterday, the former team winning- by 7 points to 3. In the first spell Treseder scored a mark for Feilding in front of the posts, and Allan piaced a pretty goal. In the s?cond spell Heard scored for the local team, but Allan failed to increase it. There was a lot of gire and take play, when Palmerston rallied and made things warm for a time, and they eventually scored from a line out. Evans scored but the kick being- a difficult one Nash failed 5o increase it. 'J ime was shortly after called. The Palmerston Half - HolidayClub defeated Awahuri at the lafter place yesterday aftemo n, by a try to nil. The Red Stars journeyed to Palmerston yesterday and had a contest with the Palmerston 11. whom they defeated by 33 points to 12. The game was rather a hollow one, and . the Stars playing one man short had ' it pretty well their own way. The [ following scored for Feilding, viz .— . W. Smith (3), Ro?ornan, A. Foster, Hamilton, Brinkman, Hoppy and > Martin. Hoppy converted 1 try and I Mingius 2. [ A junior match, the Feildiug Blue i Boys v. Awahuri Town Boys was played at Awahuri yesterday resulting in a victory for the Blues who made. 12 points against 5. The following team will represent i Feilding- in a Cup match against the ■ Pirates 1., to be played on the Oval ■ on t aturday next, viz : — Richards, | Parr, Barlow, Giesen, Shannon, Barlow, Stuart, Collins, Whisker, Martin, Johnston, Whisker, Giesen, Aitken, ! Scandrett. Emergency, Heard. Mr Aiatheson has been appointed referee by the Union for this match.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 262, 9 May 1895, Page 2
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282Football Notes. Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 262, 9 May 1895, Page 2
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