ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20313, 22 July 1929, Page 15

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

JUNIOR GRADE RESULTS. On account of the representative fixture. Auckland t. Wellington, all senior, junior, third :imi fourth srade Association football matches ■.vere postponed on Saturday. A friendly srarce '.vas arranged between Mount Albert and the S.B. Northumberland, and loiver grade matches were played. Following, are the results:— Third Grade.—Mount Albert. 3. S.S. Northumberland. 2. Sixth Grade.—Comrades. 1. North Shore. Seventh Grade. —Y.M.C.A., 2. Comrades. 0. SOUTH AUCKLAND FIXTURES. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COIU*E?PONDE>tT.j fTAjI T JjTON Sunday. Association football names played under the auspices oj the South Auckland Football Association yesterday resulted; —Wanderers. 2. v. Huntly Thistle. n ; Hamilton Rover 1 !. 2, v. Pukemiro Junction, 1. GOLDFIELDS' C OMPETITION. [BY TELEfJBAPH.—OWN COTIBESPONDEJ.T.] TE AROHA. Saturday. In continuation of the soidfields Soccer competition at Te Arena Waitoa beat Te Aroha by 2 goals to 0. Sealey scored twice for Wrutoa. In this game Te Aroha sustained its first defeat this year. CONTESTS ELSEWHERE. [BY TELEGEAPH.—PHESS ASSOCIATION. J Christchurch.—New Brighton. 3. Nomads. 2: Hangers, 1. Western, t: Thistle. 3, St. Albans, 0: Sumner. .'!. Technical. 3. Dnnedin.— TecKnical Old Boys 3. Y.M.C.A.. ! Seacliff. •">. Hish School Old Boys, i; Maoii Hill. 2. Mosijiel. 1. Northern, .'J. Mornintrton. 0. W.'Hbu'lon.—T.M.C.A.. 5, Institute. 2; Waterside. 3. Manst. 1.