LEAGUE FOOTBALL

Greymouth Evening Star, 8 July 1932, Page 6

LEAGUE FOOTBALL

■ WEEK-END TEAMS. Runanga seniors to play Blackball on Sunday, at 2.45 (bus leaving at I. are:—Harrison, Sharpe, Currie, Gore, Masters, Hart, Morris, Newton, Tailentire (2), Wootton, Glenn, Griffiths. Runanga juniors to play Pirates at Wingham Park are:—McTaggart, O’Gbhnell, Johnston, Kennedy, Manderson, Fisher, Watson, Wright, Glenn, Kinsey, pillhouse, Staff, Medlin, Pope, Currie. Marist juniors to play Waiuta at Blackwater at 3 p.m. on Sunday are: — Sweetman, Kennedy, Roberts, Burger, Stopforth, Beban, McHugh, Atkinson, Sequin, Meates, Affleck, O’Donnell, Griffin. Players meet at noon at the Club Hotel. The bus leaves at 12.15. Pirate team to play Runanga juniors at Wingham Park at 2.30 on Sunday are:—L. Martin; Thomson, Bluett, Tobin; Donovan, Lynch; Lord; Moore, Wyn, Dowling, F. Leach, Stanton, Kelly, Lees, Martini. Pirate third graders to play Runanga at Dunollie (leaving the Post Office at 12.45 p.m.) are:—Todd, Moore, Kennedy, Watson, Coburn, De Freatus, Fisher, Preston, Donovan, Steel, Barlow, Leach, Blanchfield and Gallop. The Blackball Seniors to play Runanga at Blackball on Sunday will be selected from the following:— ~W. Ritchie, H. Kerr, J. Tibbles, W. Oliver, J. Dodds, A. Lamberton, W. Clarke, S. Lewis, H. Smith, R. Glasson, R. Clarke, L. Neilson, Ron Neilson, John Anderson. - W

Brunner third grades against Marist at Wingham Park on Sunday at 1.30: McKenzie, Carter, Hunt, Moth, Warren, Meagher, Collins, Hunt, Hoggarth, Pengelly, Buckman, Mills, McPhee, Emergencies: J. Pengelly, W. Thomas. The Marist and Blackball schoolboys’ match will be played at Victoria Park to-morrow, commencing at noon. TRIAL MATCH. [to the editor.] Sir, —Kindly give me space to state that I was a spectator at last Sunday's football match, West Coast v. Canterbury, and as I was proceeding home, after the game, my car was stopped by a West Coast player, who asked me if I would give him a lift home. I had to take the burden on myself, although it was not very convenient to do so. I asked the player what was the reason ho was walking home, and he replied that the manager must have been thinking about other things, and not looking after the team as a manager should. I would like to know if the manager walked home. I am, etc. “LEAGUE SUPPORTER.’”