FOOTBALL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9306, 15 September 1893, Page 6

FOOTBALL.

A football match will be played to-morrow afternoon at Potter's Paddock on No. 1 Ground, between teams chosen from the offices of the Herald and Star. The following players have been selected : —Star : Kirkham, Brooks, Drum, Webster, Wilson, Brett. Pooley, Chatwin, Kirk, Harvey, McIntyre, Lyman, White, Duncan, Drummond. HiiKALD : Gordon, Blewden, Haslam, Horspool, Mackie, R. Horr.on, Carrie, Stone, Evitfc, H. Horton, D. R. Salmon, Loggie, Hoare, Archer, G. Mills ; emergencies, Brett, (/ruddock. Mr. T. 11. O'Connor has kindly consented to act as referee. The Auckland University Students lnterfaculty match will be played at Potter's, Paddock on Saturday afternoon. The following teams have been selected: —Science and Mathematics : Robertson, Boyle, McPherson, Gaudin, Gelling, Gillies, Myers, Gittos, Mays, Major (2), McCullough, Barber, Choyce, Mucky, Encleau. Arts ami Law : Dixon. Heather, Battlcy, Pillcington (2), Drummond (2), Wells, Otway, Atkinson (2), Williams, Livesey, Hume, Buckland, Gatenby, W. Jackson. Professor Carrollo's Gymnasium v. All Saints' Amateur Athletic Club, annual match, to be played at Potter's Paddock tomorrow. Professor Carrollo's team: Professor Carrollo, H. Walton, G. Murray, A. Walton, W. Lonegau, J. Endean, C. (}. White, F. W. Best, E. Craig. J. Runell, W. R. Buckley, H. A. Somerville, H. Butler, W. Fouhester, J. O'Meara. All Saints' team : Dacre, Leighton, Edwards, Stewart, Millar, Adams. Oswald, J. H. Gittos, W. Whelan, Ogee, Woods, Lauigan, J. Whelan, Harris, Schmidt, Slyfield, Owen, Johnstone, Sands.

[by telegraph.—press association.]

New Plymouth, Thursday. The Manawatu Junior football representative team defeated the Taranaki Junior representative team to-day by nine points to nil.

SOUTHLAND V. CANTERBURY.

Christchurch, Thursday. The Southland v. Canterbury inter-provin-cial football match was played at Lancaster Park this afternoon in the presence of 2000 spectators. The game, which was fast and open, was won by Canterbury by nine points to five. In the first spell Lee and White scored for Canterbury, Lang converting one try, and in the second White scored another try for the home team, and Jenkins for Southland, Rogers converting. The weather was splendid, and the ground in fair order in spite of a lot of heavy rain within 24 hours. Mr. Cotterill referreed and satisfied all, and the game was a great improvement upon the match on Saturday against Otago.