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WELLINGTON v. UNION, Wellington, May 29.

! In the football match' yesterday between tna .Wellington and Union' Clubs ,fbr the Senior Cup, the former won'by 1 goal and -2 .tries" (5' points) to nil;' ' • "' ■*- in *.->•, :• i, . INVERCARGILL FOOTBALL. ,J?, J? ' (FeOM OUB OwirCOBRESPONDENT.) ••' • " , . " "■''"■iNVßiidAßOiii* MayflS. "' As I predicted, the Pirates'had an eaer win' a Gore on , the '24th, beating the, loeat men by 1' goal and 2 tries'to nil. V: Ekensteep, Morrison, and Tapper gained the, tries/frpm one of which A. Galbraith kicked a, goal. Eadie and Wallace' were the best of Gore's representatives ; and AY' 3 ' Galbraith; Mentiplay, Hdwke; and 1 Porto* .f ok ' the Pirates. , / l\ "/ • The Star arid a team from the Riverton fec r played a match on the same day" on the groundof the latter,' the game resulting in a draw— a goal and a' try each: : The ;Star dispute 'one 1 " of th(3.Riverton tries on 1 the ground thatr.the ball had struck' a spectator and should have been, , scrummed off: I believe the%tar intend' bringingit before the S R.F.U. ; and if this bb'jedtioi*, is upheld they will' be victorious by 1 goal 'atjd ! 'I s '. try'to.r try; R Donaldson scored the try,.'ana <: also;kicked the goal from' »-he field for the Stag.' * r Iri'my last potes I Void" you that the I.P.'Q' had been beaten for ''the'* 'second time'"on the s^ " .jown ground' . Thistime I have to chronicle tKtf* - third licking, and that too by a' last" "year's ' junior in the Star. -While' oomplimer'tinc ,«,! <! Star on their win, I muat.say, that I*, was more"' the result of; certain members of !+! +* ne "j pq- noi" turning up than any special meftt o f 'the 'Star' f men. Only some, nine members of the IFC - put In an appearance, and/ "With the assistance ' of Porter, O. Ekensteen, & n d Brown from the Pirates, they managed to fulfil the engagement. Porter and Brown (baok) and Simmorids (forward) did., wonderfully well^but we«* handicapped too much to ijfcaVe off defeat,' the Star scoring a try just'oii th<? oallof '.time. QueryWhere were M. Morgan, Wade/ M'Loskey, Moffett, and Howell ? , -• *'

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Otago Witness, Issue 1854, 3 June 1887, Page 25

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WELLINGTON v. UNION, Wellington, May 29. Otago Witness, Issue 1854, 3 June 1887, Page 25

WELLINGTON v. UNION, Wellington, May 29. Otago Witness, Issue 1854, 3 June 1887, Page 25

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