FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 21 August 1924, Page 3

FOOTBALL

As ;i curtain raiser to the Junioi match, Arahura v. Excelsior, at Arahnra on Saturday afternoon at :5 o’clock, a game will be played by re->re-eiuatives Irom the Awatuna and Arahura districts at LOO. All players are to be on the playing field at 1.1 >

p.m. sharp. The team to represent Awatuna has been selected as follows:—). Kelly. R. Dennison. D. Laugeson, U. Davidson, K. Lyons, C. Dulkie, B. Blacknuin. A. I.augeseii, 1.. Dennison. J. Williams, M. Dennison. 11. Morgan, D. Griffin, E. Murray. J. Bhukmun. The Arahura team will be as foll„ws;—Tniuui 1). P. Muir, .TcHie <•')■ Crcppor, Havill. Wakelin, Williams (2), E. Keech, Mason.

The following players will represent Arahura against Excelsiors at Arahura on Saturday at 3 p.m.‘Tainui (*>),

Muir (2), Rowe, Staines, .Marshall, Rochford, C. Keegan. Gray, Wright, C. Broncho. Reserves: K. .Mason, A. -Muir, E. Keogan. Any player unable to take part in the above game must notify tho Secretary. UY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. SOCCER* FOOTBALL. I’ALAIERSTON X.. August 20. A one goal tie "as the result- of the Soccer match to-day between the New Zealand eleven to meet the Chinese in .the second test nil Saturday, and the Wellington Province team. The ground and weather wore good. CHINESE "TEAM. HAMILTON. August. 20. The touring team of Association footballers from the Chinese Universities played South Auckland to-(lay in glorious weather. The attendance was five thousand. South Auckland won bv three goals to nil. BRI'ITSII RUGBY TEAM BEATEN. (Received this day at 10.23 a.m.) CAPETOWN. Aug. 20. Witwateilsraml heat the British Bughv team.