FOOTBALL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14520, 16 August 1911, Page 5

FOOTBALL.

5 . - TO-MORROW'S REP. MATCH. ' The moat important game played in South Canterbury since Canterbury were defeated two years ago, is set down for tho Athletic Grounds tomorrow afternoon, when the Wanganui and South Canterbury fifteens try conclusions. Tbe northerners, who have j ior many years been included with Auckland, Taranaki, and Wellington in the "Big Four" of tbe North Island, have not crossed Cook Strait for seven years, and if this year's side is of the usual calibre, their reappearance here • I should result in some line football. As ; : a preliminary to tho big game, which ' begins at 3.15, tho Main and Marist : schools play their second round game ■; in their competition at 2 o'clock. The Wanganui men arrive in Timaru to- ■■ • clay. j ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. FRASER CUP. The draw for Thursday resulted as follows:—Timaru A v. Timaru B, at North End Park; Teniuka v. Zingari, at Temuka. Zingari will travel by the , ( 1.3U express to Temuka, and Mr Thiekett will referee. Timaru A will be represented as folloks: Smith, MeUougall, Horwcll, A'orron, Gkdliill, Hughes, Stewart, Craig, Meikle, R. Nicoll, Binning; Reserves, Gould and Anslev. T.maru B A. N. Other, Pilling. G. Keen, Budd, ; Auty, J. Low, Woodlands, A. Nicoll, Sligo, Amos, Shutt; Reserve, Ramage. Reteree. Mr E. Budd. The Timaru Association Club axo j holding a special general meet.ng on Monday evening next to discuss jitters in connection with the Fraser Cup j competition.