FOOTBALL.

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15411, 29 July 1914, Page 11

FOOTBALL.

PRIMARY SCHOOLS CUP. AY OX BY timajh: MAIN. The of tlio sdnois' championships was 'J fought out between ihc -Uarist Brothers and rlie liinaiu Mam School en the Atlieletic Grounds on Monday, and resulted in a win for the Mam School by 21 points to 3. For the Winners, tr.es were no.'chcd bv the following:—Sta.peley (3). Ctissold (2), Christmas (.1), anil Annear (1). , King scored for the losers. Tho game was keenly fought out and resolved itself into si forward game on the part of Marist, and an extreme!v finished back display by Main. The' Ma n backs allowed splend.d initiative and rare combination, and their passing bouts were a treat to w.tness, especially the one commenced from half wnv, and ended in a score, the bail being handled by several different players. Tho diarist boys put up a splend.d forward display, but their backs were palpably weak, .notwithstanding this they steed up to tlie opposition very well. Herdman was decidedly clc-ver, his side-stepping was well worth witnessing. Marshall, C'.issold and Stechman also slione out weil. Mar;st was minus combination, though they had several good players. Leeming at half was very "fair, while Joyce and Croxford also worked hard. Bot'li youthful teams arc to be congratulated on a splendid game of football, and one has no hesitation in saying that seniors would do very well by emulating them. TEAMS FOE, TO-MORROW. Temuka seniors v. Zingari at Timaru:—D. Scott, W. Scott, J. Honrv, Wm. Henry, M. Horgan, G. Spiliane, Gus Spi.llane, T. Oldfield. W. Oldfield, B. Boyle, D. Burke, D. Bain, W. Lar-cc-mbe, B. Langford, P. Crannitch, W. Anderson. The following team will represent Chamberlain in their match against Albury next Saturday -Backs, Irvine (3), I\. Stirling, .J. Tilly. S. Mason, K Keay; forwards. D. Kidd (captain). E. Fmser, L. Brown G. Cooling, V. Casey. A Leggett, J. Holden T. Gudseil, Emergencies, H. Cooling,' Barrett.