FOOTBALL.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 27 August 1924, Page 10

FOOTBALL.

COLLEGE MATCHES. OTACyD WINS TOURNEY. (ISY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, Aug. 2fi. The high schools’ tourney concluded on the Carisbrook ground to-day in fine weather.

The first game was between the two losing teams, Christchurch and Southland, and contrary to expectations Southland proved much superior and won by 16 points to S. The second game was between Saturday’s winners, Otago and Timaru. •Timaru’s chances were much fancied, but Otago proved superior in. all departments of the game and won by 20 points (six tries, one converted) to nil.

HAWERA TECHNICAL HTGH SCHOOL.

TEAM TO PLAY FEILDING

(Special to Star.) FEILDING, Aug. 27. The team are all well and had a pleasant journey. They met the boys and masters of Feilding School in the afternoon. The morning is dull and rain is likely. The team is as' fellows: Oheevers, Church, Bailey, Sk'jellerup, Walker, Owen, Walshe, Yates, Phillips, Bishop, Keegan, Coleman, Allen, Oiling, and Harris, with Surgenor replacing one of the three-quarters if wet.

WELLINGTON REP. TEAM. WELLINGTON, Aug. 27. The Wellington team to play Taranaki on Saturday is as follows: Fullback, Malcolm; three-quarters, Hickey, McKay, Bedell; five-eighths Johnston and Corner; half-back, wing forward, Fitzgerald; forwards, Shearer, Swain, Moffitt, Brown, Pringle, Thomas and Preston. -Except for the presence of two or three veteran forwards, this is unrecognisable as a Wellington fifteen and is quite an unknown quantity.