FOOTBALL
On Satnrdoy, at Caiisbrook, two old-time fixtures will be played at 2 p.m. The Limvood team will meet Union. Lin-wood were rnnners-up in tho eenior competition in Ohristohnrch last season, and, as they are bringing down their best team, the match should provide an interesting exhibition. The Union are strengthened by the inclusion of some of their old members who have been at the war, and who have gained considerable experience by playing matches in tie Old Country." At 3.30 p.m. Alhambra will meet Meriyale, the winners of the einior competition in Ohristehurch last season. The visitors are expected to provide a fine exhibition of the game, and the Alhambra have also got a good, strong side together. This is the first time tiiese teams hove met since the outbreak of the war. The following team will represent AThambra agiiinst Clyde, at Clyde, on Safcnrday:—Comely, Phnley, M'Hroy, Pearson, • Ktepatrick, G-illick, Fraser, M'Aoliffe, Glengarry, Thomas, M'Ken7Je, Coombes, Goodlet, Hnbbard, Morgan, H. Gillick. Linwood v. Union.—Linwood: H. Petrie, J. Hirst, D. Piteaithly, G. Cain, Ij. Donaldson, N. M'Sfeeley, E. Cnmmings, W. Cnmmings, W. Owen, E. Dingle, G. Barker, 0. Prndm, L. Edmonds, E. Bnrn, R. ilnrray. Union: Jenkins, Pringle, Bumrifle, Hughes, Stigllch, Hogg, J. Aitken, Jephson, Booth, Itobson, Allan, Knox, Cameron, Smith, Anderson, S. IFreeman; emergencies—T. Desarthe, L. £tTy ' SCHOOL MATCHES. The following is the draw for the season: April 20.—Albany Street v. Port Chalmers, Artlmr Street v. Mcegiel, Itacamlrew Road r. Porbury, Kensington v. Mnsselburgh; George Street, a bye Round 2.—Mosgiel v. Port Chalmers, 7orbnry v. George Street, Macandrew Road v. Mnsselbrrrgii, Kensington v. Albany Street, Arthur StTeet, a bye. Round 3.—Port Chalmers v. Kensington, SlnsGelburgh v Gcm-ge Street; Arthur Street v. Forbury, Macandrew Boad t. Albany Street; Hosgiel, a bye. Ronnd i— Musselbnrgh v. Arthur Street, Albany Street v. George Street, Forbnry v. Sloegiel, Maoanilrew Boad v. Kensington,; Port Chalmers a bv(-. Hound s.—Port Chalmere v. Hacandrew Boad, Albany Street v. Arthnr Street, Mosgiel v. Mnssclhnrgh, Kensington v. George Street; Fortmry a hye Tioiiiiil 6.—Port Owmcrs v. Forbory, Mosgiel v. Albany Street, Kensington v. Arthur Street Macamdrcw Boad v. George Street; Mnssolbnrch' a bye. Ronnd 7.—Port Chalmers v. George Street, Kensington v. Jlosgiel, Macandrew Boad v. Arthirr Street, Forbury v. Muspelburgh; Albany Street, a bye. Bound B.—Port Chalmere v. Slnsselbargh Macandrew Road v. Mosgiel, Forbnry v. Albanv Street, Georgo Street v. Arthur Street; Kensington, a bye, e Bound 9.—Port Chalmers v. Arthnr Street, Forbnry v. Kensington, Mosgiel v. Georiro Street Musselburgh v. Albany Street; Macanifrew Road' a bye. ' ASSOCIATION. Southern will hold their final practice at Culling Park on Saturday.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17602, 17 April 1919, Page 6
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