WEDNESDAY ASSOCIATION. Tho second round of Wednesday matches was continued yesterday afternoon at Miramar. Pakeha A. by their victory over Y.M.C.A., are now practically assured of the championship, and at’the next meeting of the association the desirability of closing the competition and substituting a seren-n-side tourney will bo considered. Pak-dra A now have 17 points, their nearest-rivals being F*dcral A with 12 points. Yesterday's games resulted in a win for Federal P over Pakeha P f2) after a very close game, and for Pakeha over T.M.C.A, /nil). In the latter game Y.M.C.A., glaring with only seven men, relied on defensive tactics, and in the first spell their opponents could score only two goals. Had it not been for the j keeping of Shipton, Pakeha would have i had a bigger total etilL
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New Zealand Times, 12 September 1907, Page 6
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