FOOTBALL.

Timaru Herald, Issue 170301, 21 August 1920, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

v KUSrJY UNIOxN. The Managemeat Committee oi the 5.0.K.1i. met, last--slight. - x-reseut Messrs H. xi. xlaser (.chairman/, J. xiarJey, M. xiyla'inT," S. xi. Sullivan, xi. Maiming, x.. A. Cuckroft, and xi. Y. Smith, (.lion. set.). A Uep-utatioii liom ' the Geralduie Club in regard to the regrading ol players was received. 'lho Zingari Olub wrote inviting Liie Wairarapa touring team to their social welcoming i J . W. 'Storey from Australia.—Accepted with thanks. A. Swinerd, a Star player, . was severely cautioned for' striking an oj> poncnt.

In regard to ia protest ~ enteredagainst Celtic for playing members in a grade lower than the one they are graded in, it was decided that the Celtic Club had not infringed the rules of the Union-. -....•■-■ The Timaru Senior Cadets were' granted permission to play on Anzac Square on 26th inst. against Canterbury senior cadets.. The Fairlie in regard to a seveu-a-side,'- -tournament.—Left in the hands of -the secretary. 'The HigK : School team was granted permission to travel to Dunedin for the forthcoming tournament. It was decided to write wishing the School the best of luck in the tourney.

The primary schools representative match, Canterbury v. South .Canterbury, was fixed for 1.30, as a curtainraiser for the "Wiairarapa game on Thursday next.

The "Waiuarapa team, which plays Canterbury this afternoon, will arrive in Timaru on Monday, and play South Canterbury at the Caledonian Grounds .on Thursday at 3 p.m. The Canterbury-South Canterbury I schools representative contests, which I have been in abeyance for half a dozen years, will be revived next week. The 1 Canterbury boys will arrive on ThursI day morning, and meet South Canter- ' bury at : the Caledonian Grounds at 11.30, returning to Christchuch on Frif day.