PRIMARY SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
SOUTHERN REPS. SELECTED. An interesting series of trial games, showing players representing the different groups of South Taranaki primaiy schools, took place at Kaponga. on Saturday. Over fifty keen • young took part, and the exhibition afforded augurs well for the future ot the game in the province. On the conclusion of several interesting displays, a possibles v, probables game was contested, after which Messrs. R. E. Thomas (Stratford) and F. W Mason (Pihama Selected the following team to represent the South Taranaki primary schools in the forthcoming match against the North Taranaki primary schools: Full-back, Chard (Wharehuia); three-quarters Greenbanks v H'awera), rrye (Opunake), Ballantyne (Normanby); five—eighths, Collins (Strattord), Robmson (Opunake); half, James (Tokaora); wing forward, Hamblyn (AA harehuia); forwards, Young (Stratford), Preston (Norman! by) Eaves (Okmawa), Butcher (StratSf 1 )’ , C ?" l ard (Stratford), -Nicholas (Mangatoki), R.udings (Stratford). Emergencies: Forwards, AlcGuinnesS (Mangatoki), Hirst (FJtliani); backs, Coleman and Gower (Eltham), Edwarts (Ngaere), Toroa (Nom.anby). (Stratfor<l)
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 21 July 1924, Page 4
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