FOOTBALL

Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 320, 22 July 1925, Page 3

FOOTBALL

MAN A WAT U UNJON THE EXECUTIVE MEETING Mr A. Huniiay (president) was in liio chair at last night's mooting of tlio AI.R.F. U. also present: Messrs W. C'amitbers, it. GJovely, H. Crawford, W. Jtglintim, A. S. Cairo. H. Hamilton, R. it. Hatch, C. W. SVliite and J B. Proud-., (lion secret arv). Western-United Football Club a-p----plied for a transfer for 11. Hughes from senior to junior. This player is a recent' acquisition from Burmytliorpe. ■ ■ ■ \ - .Members wore of opinion rliat as Hughes’ 'transfer to Western-United was granted on condition that he played senior, the transfer could not he granted, as it was contrary to the rules to do so. A motion wa s passed accordingly. Mr Jlt toll. 'flic rules are broken ..■very meeting. Mr Clevelv: Weren't they broken a, fortnight ago when Old Boys were .granted <r transfer for A. Snell “ Codding Football Club made application for a transfer of A. H. Simp son from senior to junior. I here was no place for him in the senior team for which ho had lint, played sine; te second Saturday ol the season. (J ran ted.

With regard to the fifth grade competition, it was resolved to get the Cetiding v. Wocdville match under way next Saturday or the one after, as the Palmerston Ninth section would he finalised shortly.

After a brief discussion, it was decided to play a third round in the third-grade eoinpotition. This had hardly been put and carried unanimously- when the secretary drew attention to the tact that in view of the decision of the previous meeting to finish at the end ol the second round, a notice of motion would he required fo rescind this. Although the motion to play a third round was passed after the minutes had been read and with full knowledge of their contents the “third-round doeskin” was then declared oil. Crawford next gave notice of motion (o rescind the “two round decision ;ii next meeting. In consequence, lhero will he no third-grade matches, but Mr R. JO. Hatch was deputed to select teams for a .representative thirds’ trial. UI XT UP ES COB. SATURDAY Seniors.—Old -Boys v. A\ nodvilie, Tieereatiou Grounds Woomille, -.-!•> p. m. Referee: Air B. Hands; Kin Ton v. Western-United, Oval, Showgrounds, Palmerston North, 2.-Id p.m Referee', Air 0. Blade ; Ceilding.

Juniors.I—Feilding 1 —Feilding v. Old Boys Pojlo grounds, Feilding, 2.-15 p.m. Peferee, ATr Parsons;' lackey town v. AVestcrn-United, Oval Showgrounds. Palmerston North, 1.15 p.m. Peferee, Air C. B.rss; High School v. Linton, No 3. Showgrounds, .Palmerston North, 1.-. I*s p.m. Referee, Air H. McGregor; Kia Toa v. Woodvilie, No. 3 Showgrounds, Palmerston North 2.15 p.m. Referee, Air AY. Davey.

Fourth-Grade. —Kia Toa v. AYoodvilie. No. 4 Showgrounds, Palmerston North, '2.45 p.m. ltol’ereo, Air N. Afartin ; High 'School v. Feil-d----ing High School, Polo Grounds, Feilding, 1.15 p.m. Referee, Mr C. C. Campbell, Western-United win from Feilding by dolault. Jackcytown, a bye. OROUA iRUGBY SUB-UNION

Owing to Te Kuwait representatives not being able to . meet Oroua representatives on Saturday next, the competition for the Heard Cup, will be commenced. Senior.-AYaituna v. KimbolLon, at AYaituna, at 2.45 p.m.. : rele-rec, Mr N\ J. Short; Paugiwahia v Kiwitea.. at llangiwahia, at 2.45 p.m. referee, F. 11. Thompson; Apiti, a live

Junior.—-Crisp Banner fixtures: Jviwitea v. Paugiwahia at Kiwi tea, 2.«J5 p.m., referee, Air (’. L. Smith; Apiti v Colytou, at Colytou, 2.-.!•> ]).m. referee, Air J. Thuraton.

The junior representatives meet To Kawau junior representatives at Ivmibolton on Wednesday, only 29.

Primary Schools’ Competition. KiwiLea-Chellenham v. Apiti at Kiwitea, Mr K, Edwards.