TO-MORROW'S MATCH.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 11 September 1908, Page 1

TO-MORROW'S MATCH.

Those who are fortunate enough to have the half-holiday to-morrow will do well to visit Trafalgar Park to witness wh- 1 is advertised to be T'u Match of the Season," teams from the Civil Service engaging in mortal combat with the Press. Both teams possess real star players, and are determined to win, both having undergone a very severe (?) course of training, the CivU Service team being under the tuition of Mr D. Harris, an ex Bulier rep., who has got his men in the pink of condition, and Mr George Sutherland has spared no brains in getting the Press team into fettle. A charge of 6d will be made for admission, the proceeds of which will be devoted to charitable purpose. The kick-off will take place at 3 o'clock, and the gates will be thrown open at one o'clock. Ladies will be admitted free. In the evening alt 7.30 both teams will dine at the Trocadero, when a musical programme will be gone through. The following are the teams : — Civil Sebvants. Trower, Thompson, Clarke, Ingram, Lamb, Richards, Bright, Hooker, Binley, Thompson, Armit, Smythe, Zeinert, Park, and Mayo. Mr Frank Hounsell will act as touch judg.;. Press. W. Frank, Milroy, Richards, C. Spear, Laird (captain), Barnett, Hunter, Jarrett, Barnett, Lucas, Spear, Baxfter, Carr, Holmes, Kitching ; emergencies, Geo. Adamson, Mackrell, and "Bumper" Wright. Referee, Mr Nalder.