FOOTBALL

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17954, 5 June 1920, Page 5

FOOTBALL

SEVEN-A -SIDE RUGBY TOURNAMENT. A Rugby footbaU tournament will be held at Carisbrook this afternoon, tho proceedis to bo devoted towards the expenses of sending tho New Zealand representatives to tho Olympic • Games. Jiighb Senior teams have entered for the tournament, and some 'bright ajid interesting football should be witnessed between these teams, as in a tournament uiere is always scope for fast, open play. Tho first game will commence at 2 p.m. The Kaikorai Band will be in attendance and will play selections during the afternoon. During the afternoon a Mile Handicap and a Relay Race will be mm, for which the following handicaps havo been declared! by Mr A. W. Mercesr: — One Mile.—lf. S. Hill scratch, G. M'Qucen ecr, A. E. Gray 65 yards, J. Forbes 70, C.' Frye 75 W. Stewart 75, E. Gale 75, H. Boddy 80 L. Edmonrt 33, J. Stables 100, F. Halle 100,' L. Henderson 110, D. Love 110, J. Sutton 110, W. SUnrk 115, J. EllxMge 115, B. Bemold 115, C. Sl'Crone 120, J. Denford 120, O. Bobcrlson 120, — Allan 120, B. It' Reman 120, W. Timnis 120 A. Kerr 120, A. Falconer 120, J. Hitchio 125, W. Ritchie 125. W. Lucas 130, W. Sharp 130 G. Fcrgiifon 130, E. Mowatt 130, W. Elliott 13o! K. Boy 130, — ITlxan 135, A. Outhbertson 135, M. Pearce 135. Relay R^ce.—Pacific No. 1: Grey, Harvey, Gib- ™">, Lo "™, ( ;T' scratch. Anglican: Harris, Gale, 5° J' ,)Ti lllams ' M ' K CTn,in, 10 yards. Pacific No. 2: M Queen, Timms, Connor, Stark, 25 yards Caversham: Frye, Robertson, West, Orimn 35 yards. * SOUTH ISLAND TEAM. • CANTERBURY NOMINATIONS. (Pee Unitkd Press Association.) GTETRIQTGHU RX2H, June 4 The Canterbury Rugby Union has recorhmenaed the following local players for inelusion jn the South Island team to play tho Nortli Island:—C. Evans, full-back- \V Ford and W. Thompson, three-quarters; D Sandman, half-back; D. M<Cormick, fiveeighth; A. Henry, E. Cummings, L. Petei: son, E Hasell, forwards; N. Carnegie, forward. ° ASSOQLATTON MATCHES. Chief interest in to-day's matches will no doubt be centred in tho gamo at Culling Park between Mormngton and Southern whore a most attractivo and interesting match should bo provided by these two At the Oval No. 1 Ground Old Boys ai3£ l Christian Brother will try conclusions. As both teams play an open game, a good exhibition of Soccer is assured. Tho other First Grade fixture will bo played at the Gardens, whero Grom Island and Maori Hill will meet.