LEAGUE FOOTBALL
A TRIAL GAME. TEAM TO MEET AUCKLAND. At Newtown Park a trial game between two selected teams resulted in a win by “A” over “B” by 13 pcrants to 10. Notwithstanding the weather conditions, tihe game was fast and open, the result being in the balance mgh uip to the oall of time. The game was arranged to enable the selectors to pick the team which is to play against Auckland on Carlow Park next Saturday, July 30th, and South Auckland, at Hamilton, on August 3rd. The "following is the team selected to travel:—Full-back, Jessop ; three-quar-tore, S. Brace, J. Shannohan* Ji. 'Thompson; five-eighths, “Doc.” Nicholls F. Nunn; half, J. Kruze; towards, E. Williams, H. Harvey, R. Shannahan, H. Haddock, W. E. Zimmerman. Emergencies—W. Hedges and A. Wit-hey. ‘ Players selected to travel to Auckland are required, to attend at Kilbii*nie Reserve and Re tone on TuewJfty and Wednesday evenings at 7.30. for Petone 7 p.m. THE' GAME”CN TEAM TO MEET WELLINGTON. PI?TSS*R ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND, July 24. _ In the League “Roopo Rooster’-semi-final the result was: City 8, Ponsanby 5. , The Auckland League team to play Wellington is as follows: —Flynn, Woolley, Gray, Davidson, WetheraH, Me Clymont, Lang, Singe, Lawry, Williams, Stormont, Ha.wkes, Avery. Emergencies—Barks, N ewdick ; forward, Raki.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10961, 25 July 1921, Page 6
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208LEAGUE FOOTBALL New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10961, 25 July 1921, Page 6
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