SENIOR FOOTBALL.

Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume XXVI, Issue 1281, 19 August 1930, Page 3

SENIOR FOOTBALL.

.'• . ■- ■» — — „ 5 ':■■■ Ohai 9; Otautau 6. • A very even game ieauned when r Ohai defeated Ctautau at Ohai on Satj urday by 9 points to'- 6,- unaer gooa j weather conditions. r If anything, the visitors had the j territorial advantage for the mo?t ot ; the game, but lacked the lieydessaxy 5 finish to make points, 'riarnngton t scored a really fin© try on one occasion 3 while Wilson was also reßponsitle for r a good effort m registieringC lor Ohai i just before the final whistle. Clapp V Tcicked a penalty goal .to make Otau- . Whj&r Ferguson, j scored and, O'Halloran goaled from a penalty to complete Ohai's total. Mr Ces Mills was referee. ■Williamson was playing, his first match for Otautau and he/showed up well on the wing, giving. St a great go on oocasion. Bates and Buxton were also on their gajrie, the latter, playing narr, feeding his backs neatly. It was pleasing to see L. Glark again m action, little the Worse for his enforced retirement. He was a safe full-back. ■-/ Vickers moved up from, full-back to second five, but did not show up, as he has done in^ the Rep>; games m his former position. The two young players, J. Ferguson and L. Wilson, showed up biest m the Ohai rearguard, while Nichol, Fordyce and Burke were the best of their forwards. Pulley and Clapp were both playing well while' Muir was a toiler and Hope shone up m the loosje work.