FOOTBALL

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXXII, Issue 60, 8 May 1924, Page 3

FOOTBALL

I ALL BLACKS' TRIAL TEAM. I Per Press Association. Wanganui, May 7. ! The following team has been chosen to represent .the King Country, Tara- | i;aki, Wangamii and Manawatu in the Rugby trial match against Wellington, Wairarapa, Bush Districts and ! Horowhanua at Wangamii on May 1 IG:_ Full-back.— Sui^an 1 (Taranaki). Three-quarters. -15 a lcv (Manawatu) Brown (Taranaki), Haii, (Taranaki). Five-eighths.— I'otaka (Wangamii), Byrne (King Country). Hall".- la.ideley (Wanganui). Wing-forward.-B&Jli.s (Wangamii), Forwards. Carroll (Mana.watu), Grange (King: Country), West (Taranaki), Patterson (Taranaki), Ross (Wanganui), Symonds • (King Couuj try), Oalpin (Manawatu). Itesoi-yes.—Backs: Enuis (Taranaki), .Johnson (Taranaki). Forwards; Sivers (King Country), Fly (Manawatu). TARANAKI NOMINATIONS. The following additional player* have been nominated by clubs lor inclusion in the trial match at Wangamii, Friday, May 10. fukapa.— Hart (wing throe-quar-ter), Funis (centre three-quarter or five-eighths), Prior (full-back), ,Star.—Court (half). Stratford --Fryday, KiveJl (forwards). STRATFORD v. hawera, Stratford and Hawera seniors meet on Victoria Park on Satoirdav. . TWO PLAYERS INJURED, Whanjrarei, May 5. Tn a football match played on Ilikuraugi ground b'tween Kamo and Hikurangi, Smith (Knmo three-qxrar-' ter) collided heavily ""' f h Martin and sustained internal injury, necessitating his removal to the hospital. Later in the game An sell, the Hikurangi wing three-qi\ni't«r, as the result of a hard tackle with Tote Finlayson, receive! injur,- to his right 71'oi'i, i':c \s v i! at in r :; .medV-il. attention. ,