Navy Day Soccer
Dunedin v. H.M.S. Diomede Which Will Be Champion Ship ? THERE will be a real Naval invasion of Blandford Park tomorrow to decide the champion ship of the Fleet, and the Jolly Jack Tars of the Silent Service will be in possession. The massed bands of the cruisers will add inspiration and a great naval battle is assured. Philomel will meet Rangers in a senior B game as a preliminary match. On the outside grounds Trams meet Shore at Devonport. Thistle and Y.M. play at Cornwall Park, Ponsonby journeys to Onehunga, and Celtic plays Belmont.
Owing to the Diomede being in the Old Country for refitting last winter, the championship of the New Zealand Navy was not played, and tomorrow will be the first battle for the Reason banner for two seasons. The Dunedin team lias been seen in action against the Auckland reps and Tramways, the champion senior club. It is a very fine combination with some brilliant exponents of the code *both in the defence and attack. A few* of the Diomede team were in action in the New Zealand v. Imperial navies game, and Clarke, at centre forward, gave a great display. The holders of the championship are fielding a team of players who only arrived last spring - , so most of them are making their first appearance here. The senior B championship match should provide a lively curtain-raiser as the Philomel and Rangers have both been defeated only once this season, and both are well in the running for full senior tank. An added attraction will be the massed bands of the Dunedin and Diomede, which will provide a special programme of music under the direction of Bandmaster F. Kirby, R.N., while his Excellency the Governor-General is expected to attend, accompanied by the officers of the New Zealand division of the Fleet. Apart from the naval battle the championship series will continue as usual, and most interest in the senior A matches will be centred on Devonport, where Shore may put a spoke in the wheels of the all-conquering Trams. Naval Championships H.M.S. Dunedin.—Hacket, Trace, Viney, Banks, Reed, Wilkes, Milne, Rivers, Clarke, Tite, Scott. H.M.S. Diomede.—Garside, Marr, Killick, Gill, Luke, "Wilsher, Weaving, Wilson, Clarke, Wright, Dunford and Barton. Philomel.—March, Taylor, Miles, Brewin, Gilmour, O’Flynn, Harlow, Thompson, Langley, Black, Coulton. Senior A Grade Belmont.—Wylie, Kemp, Murphy, Hales, R. Bach, N. Bach, Cleal, Austin, Stewart, Lithgow, Allen. Reserve, Ballantyne. Onehunga.—Zuill, Mellor, Peterson, Woodhead, Bentley, Johnson, Whimster, Cotton, Moon, Gill, Jones. Reserve, Jeffries. Y.M.C.A.—Hilliard, Mowat, Otter, Malcolm, Chapman, Riddolls, Humphreys, Clanachan, Woods, McAuslan, Bartly. Celtic. —Hall, Mooney, Grant, G. Wright, Jenkins, Gavan, Grant, Who well, Rimmer, Simms, Johnson and Sharpies. North Shore.—Wise, Colebourne, Gerrard, Haycock, Renshaw, Jones, Blackie, Webb, Dow, Jay, Bradshaw. Ponsonby.—Lyon, Kinghorn, Williams, Morrison, Dick, Lornic, Inries, Ballock, Morrison, Wilson, Ward. Players meet Grafton Bridge 2 o’clock bus. Senior B Grade Rangers.—Surtee, Polwin, Hallett, Rae, McCaig, Anderson, Kennedy, Nicol, Lindsay, Coyle, Gale, Dean, Mcßenolds, Birkenhead, Paxton. Manurewa. —Parkes, Woods, Ross, J. Williamson, Lees, Hart, A. Donaldson, L. Williamson, Palmer, Anderson, H. Donaldson. Tamaki.—R. Harrison, C. Purdie, K. Caldwell. W. Watson. N. Brown. S. Bowler, G. Stone, B. Wheatley, G. Diamond, J. White, R. Welsh. Bon Accord.—Morris, Buchanan, Reid, McLachlan, Corbett, J. Brown, Tremain, Dunsmore, Nichols, Nimmo, Kane, Feeney, Liddle. Meet top of Symonds Street. Corinthians.—A. Jamieson, Kay, Hilton, Scandle,- Harvey, Dawson, Phern, H. Scandle, Harvey, Dawson, Ahern, H. Jamieson, Jones, Ansteed, Wood. Reserve: Nicholson. Rangers.—Surtees, Hallett, Paxton, Rae, McCaig, Polwin, Kennedy, Lindsay, Nicol, Coyle, Gale, and Dean. Second Grade Y.M.C.A.—Harper, McComish, Smith, Shenkin, Thompson, Simpson, White, Wright, Rushen, Cross, Kemp. Celtic.—Murray, Watts, Harper. Watt, I-lunter, Mac Lachlan, Weir, Stanley, Watterson (2), Russell, Butt, Hallett. North Shore.—Wynne, Hart, Smith, Robertson, Pine, Hu ter, Ross, Whitley, Powell, Smith, Saxon, Baldock. Newmarket.—Craxton, Tadinan, New, Trevan, Potts, Fakeley, Scholes, Wade, Sanford, Blockley, Poultney, McLelian, Curties, Davies, J. Smith.. Ponsonby B.—Wilford, Dyke, Mills, Moir, Deason, Gale, Parkes, Osborne, Stewart, Rogers, Penny. Ponsonby second grade to play 2 p.m., Victoria Park. Ponsonby A. —Fraser, Porter, Green, Samson, Young, Locke, Masters, Jones, Saunders, Forman, Quirke, Mills. Third Grade Y.M.C.A.—Martin, McKniven, Whelan. Thornes, McKniven, Hume, Young, Fedley, Cole, Sutherland, Pollard. North Shore.—Sowden, Morris, Goldsworthy, Gee, Kerr, McCluskey, Reid, Chubb, McCluskey, Barnhill, Healy. New Lynn.—Heap, Lithgow, Gregory, Dash, W. Munro, Low, W. K. Munro, Galloway, Dorman, M. Meese, senr., J. Carr. Reserves: T. Carr, A. Simpson. W.Y.M.I.—J. MacGregor, Lincoln, A. Lewis, Massam, W. Lewis, Crawford, Wilson, Christian, L. Knight, S. Young, F. Scott. Mount Albert. —Wilson, Clews, Bright, Hurt, Duncan, Holt, Rutherford, Webb, Almond, Young, Bell. Burnley.—Corringham (2), Phillips (2), Pawley, Elie (2), Parkinson, Cross, Olliver, Wescott, Bryant, Hollhouse. Swanson.—F. McFadden, D. Orock, A. WINTER ATHLETICS Tomorrow’s handicaps The Auckland Amateur Athletic and Cycle Club will decide four events at the Outer Domain tomorrow afternoon. There will be a steeplechase of one and a-half miles; a ,75yds handicap, shot-putting, and discus-throwing events. Post entries will be taken on the ground. Handicaps have been declared for the running events as follows: Steeplechase, one and a-half miles.— J. W. Savidan, scr.: G. Kells, N. F. Cooper, 3 2sec; F. L. Witten, 24sec; L. C. Barker, J. A. Crum, 26sec; W. A. Briggs, 35sec; A. B. Brown, 3Ssec; E. P. Henshall, S. Andrews, N. S. Beauchamp, J. Dowle, B. M. Murray, H. J. Russell, J. Dolan, J. S. Wengdal, 45sec; C. R. Wilson, D. Sinkovich, X. R. N:ilsen, 55sec; C. Torbett, 60sec; F. L. Adams, 65sec; R. B. Witten, 75sec; L. Darby, R. J. Stack, L. Clapham, H. McNiel, 80sec; A. Clark, Sosec; E. M. Horan, llOsec. 75Yds Handicap.—First heat: A. J. Elliott, scr.; V. R. Walker, R. Willey,'syds; H. J. Russell, J. W. Shirley, 7yds; .T. S. Wengdall, J. Dowle, 9yds; C. R. Wilson, J. C. Tipping, 11yds; H. McNiel, 13yds E. P. .Henshall, F. L. Adams, 14yds; A. Clark, 141yds. Second heat: H. McCoy, 2yds; H. S. Roper, 4}yds; B. M. Murray, N. R. Nilsen, siyds; N. F. Cooper, 61yds: S. Andrews, 7yds; J. W. Turnbull, R. G. Kirkwood, F. L. Witten, 71yds; L. Darbj', C. Torbett, J. W. Savidan, Byds; L. C. Barker, 9iyds; L. V Clapham, R. J. Stack, E. M. Horan, li yds; B. T. Murray, 12yds.
Cahill, C. Taylor. C. Perris, B. Constable, D. Thof’pe, "VV. Gardner, S. Hammond. A. E. Butler, A. Boyd. Reserves: E. S. McFadden, G. Chambers. Third Intermediate Grade Belmont. —Warren. Ripley, Haycock, Gamble, Yarnton, Hale, Saxon, Parker, Williams, Wallis, Tucker, Nicholson. Mount Albert.—Hanna, Brough. O. Holdsworth . King. Glaister, J. Kean. Blair, G. Holdsworth, "Woods, Cameron, Pickering, McLeod, G. Kean, Marlow. Burnley. Brought wood, Williams, Bruce, Wilford, Spry, Ward, Gay, Coulthurst, Youngs, Clark, Hitchings, Bowater. Northcote-Birkenhead.—Couldrey, Newman, Fiamleigh, Hutchinson, Armitage, Simpson, Smith. McMillan, Johnston, Naimie, Oyan, Mitchell. Ponsonby.—Boyce, Hewitson, Pinkerton, Dean, Baldock, Douglas, Langton, Fraser, Maher, Webber, Dalton, Anderson, White. Players to meet at 1 o'clock at Dilworth Buildings. Fourth Grade Belmont.—Nicholson, Holloway, Saunders, Brentnall, Galloway, Bowen, RobMadden, Ashwin, Williamson, Hotchkiss, Olliver. i a - —Parker, Rougliton, Beckett, Edwards, Riddolls. Befl, Moxsom, Sloane, Ross, Murane, Wells. „ B —Jackson, Lynch, Collins, D. Williams, Jones, Richardson, Swinburne, Hoggard. Dunn, Codings. Holdsworth, S. Balmain. Tamaki.—H. Williams, H. Stone, R. Stone, H. Darwin, O. Probert, R. Adams. N. Turner, L. Clarke, I. Watson, H. Clarldge, J. Henry, A. De Silva, J. Barry. W.Y.M.1.--J. Crooks, S. Attwell, Heath, Ellison, Pankhurst, Williamson, Reid, C. Allen, E. Halstead, Thornley, Gibbs, W MacGregor. Burnley.—Campbell, McDougall (2), Isherwood, McKinnon, Fisher, Roiall, McCord, Olliver, Mullane. Grainger, Rollins. Bough twood. Glen Eden.—Leadbeater, N. Rogers, Constable, -Allen, Kelly, C. Wilson? r! Rogers, A. Rogers, Jepson, D. Rogers! Hitchens. Reserves, Lloyd, R. Wilson. Woods. BROWN SHIELD HOLDERS GAME ON SHOW DAY (From Our Own Com'eapondent) Ii A.Ml.ljTOThursday. South Auckland, holders for the past three seasons of the Brown Shield meet North Auckland at Hamilton on -lUne 1, Winter Show Saturday Reports indicate that the holders are not. so strong- as in past seasons, and .they will have to do their best if they wish to retain the trophy. The South .Auckland team is ex* pected to be selected on Monday afternoon. and the selectors’ visit Waitoa and Hamilton tomorrow to look for likely men.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 671, 24 May 1929, Page 13
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