FOOTBALL.

North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3978, 1 June 1885, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

TO THE EDITOK. Siu.' — I no* ice by this nviruinu's piper that tho Oamaru football club intend to Rjnd a team to Dunedin on the 2(kh ius'ant. From what I have seen and heard ihe attendance at practices on Siturdoy afternoons has Veen very poor, and I don't see how the local team without any practice can expect Io play a Duuedin team, which has been playing first-clana matches f<>r the last two or three Sitnrdaya. A few players have been regular in their attendance and have had good practice, but they have not yet practised together as a team, wh'ch ia so eisential. I would suagest that the members meet every evening to practice dribbling, as they did last year b;efore their Dunedin trip. There is no reason why the Oamaru cub should not ' hold their own with any other club, as they have the players, and what is re. quired is practice. Footballers c«nnofc do better than read the " HinL" to players," in the O R.F.U. annual for this year, and act up to them. It is to be hoped that there will be a lnrye muster next Saturday on the old cricket ground, showing that there ii j still some interest taken in the good old game. Forward.

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