FOOTBALL.
Beanston and Fobstee v. S. Paekeb,—s. football match will be played in the Domain. hollow to-day-.(Saturday) between representatives from the abfive firms. The following aje the' players Branston and Forster : lijpley. Pritchard, Smart, Grey, Hammond, Parker, Patterson, Culpan, Barrel!, Hollows, Ginter, Leahy, and. Griffiths. : Parker: Leeky, Danks, KichardspD, Mahin, Higgins, Flahiignri, Mills, Doughty, Webstar.. Fuller, Stevens, Downy, Bruce,. Wilson,, and. . Harkine.
A. football match will, beplayed between th& Grafton Juniors and Park Clubs. 2?iay wilt commenco at half-past two o'clock sharp.
' Our Hamilton correspondent telegraphs i— In answer to a challenge invde.to tha Auckland. Football] Association to play a .match with. Waikato and Hamilton, a reply was received today stating that Auckland will sat be able- to. get a team together this season to visit Waikato.
Mr. T. G. Sandes, vrtio will umpire afc Cambridge at. the match between. Cambridge aai Alexandra to day, will .ecd.ea.vour to arrange a, match, to be played on Sydaey. Square, between Waikato Civilians and members of the Arme& Constabulary.
The football matchbeiwaen the Clerks in the Postal Buildings and She Auckland. Gymnastic Club will taka place, on the Metropolitan ground at three p.m. punctually.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6811, 15 September 1883, Page 5
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