TO-MORROW’S FOOTBALL

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3742, 10 June 1932, Page 4

TO-MORROW’S FOOTBALL

FEILDING v. FEILDING OLD BOYS FAST GAME EXPECTED To-morrow, for the second time this season Feildiug and Feilding Old Boys will meet at Jolmston Park. The first time ihe teams met (he Old Boys won hy 2S points 1o 3. the Feilding team failing to get into their stride. Since then, however, the yellows have been training persistcnly anil improving In stamina and in taelies. and no one cxpecis to-morrow's fixture to prove a runaway. It should he a very even tussle, and on very recent form the odds are in favour of the yellows. Did Boys, however, though not as strong as they were in the first round, will give a very good account of themselves. Both teams may be expected to play the open game, and this will provide thrills galore for the spectators. The kick-off is timed for 2.45. THE TEAMS Old Boys senior team to play Feilding: Tail. Edhouse, Mitchell. Fade, Wilson. K ny vert". Wells. Crump. Sliapleski. Paw-soil. Bramvvell. Amadio 1 2.1. Hancock. Dewe. ('lovely. Foil ling seniors’ team (to he on ground at 2.30 sharp) : Stevens. Elliott. MeC'orkindale. Foomhe, Matson. Plank. Dewe. Smith. Kitchen. Ailsett. Fitzgeral l (2). MeAsoy. O. ITiglit. O'Leary, Glassford. Feilding juniors to play Feilding Old Boys at Johnston Park at 1.15 sharp: T.ambcrton, Dunn, I,e*eks. Thornley. Beazer. Matson. Foster. Kitchen. Buxton. Benge, Saywell. Zuppieieli. Kelly. Smith. Holman. Matson. Dewe. Feilding Ol I Boys juniors to play Feilding at. Johnston Park at 1.15 Players art* requested to lie on time: Turnbull, Me Coll. Miggins, Adsetr, Whitehead, Fowles. McCaughern. Masters, Webster. Trass, Bridge, Zuppieieh. Waugh. Elliott. Whisker. Younger, Fitzpatrick.