FOOTBALL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 12 June 1924, Page 7

FOOTBALL.

BADELEY CAPTAIN FOR NEAA r SOUTH AY ALES TRIP.

By IV:i AmooLMouWELLINGTON, June 11The New Zealand Rugby Union tcnight appointed C. 13ucio 1 e > ( 0 .. land) as captain, and J. Kiclnu ■ (Southland), as vice-captain o t team which is to go to A' l^ ll ' 11 ' captain and vice-captain ot J 10 which is to tour Englanc, team pointed after the return of the team trom Australia. __ WHITEWASHED PLAYERS. By Telegraph —Press Association. AUCKLAND, June 11. The 1 Rugby Union Management Committee has decided to take steps to cad a special meeting of delegates ot the New Zealand Union to consider the decision to exclude reinstated players from selection for the All Blacks.

TAKINGS AT TRIAL MATCHES

By Telegraph—Press Association,

WELLINGTON, June 11. The three big football matches here returned £3,234 in gate money, ot which £2840 was from the North v. South match, showing an attendance of 29,000. The local union gets foil! and earmarks £4OO towards rebuilding the stand.

NEW ZEALAND UNION.

By Telegraph—Press Association. WELLINGTON, June 11. The management committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union met last 111 mago asked the Union to subsidise its visit to the West Coast. The chairman said this opened a big question. It was up to the major unions to help minor unions without asking’ the New Zealand Union for help. The request was not acceded Respecting a request from the management committee that the Canterbury Union should bring certain ot its rules into conformity with those of the New Zealand Union, the Canterbury Union suggested that theif 011 owing rule should be approved: (1) Decisions of the committee on all matters, questions and disputes before mentioned shall not be appealed from or questioned in any court of law or otherwise except by an appeal to a general meeting of delegates of the Union; (2) . any individual or club shall have the right to appeal from decision of general meeting of delegates of the Union to the New Zealand Union. The matter was referred to a committee. Applications for a match with the All Blacks before they sailed, was received from Manawatu and Auckland. • . . , The chairman said that the latest advice was that the steamer would sail for England at daylight on the morning of Sunday, July 27, and that passengers were expected to. be on board by 8 o’clock on the previous night. He considered that if the match is played.it must be played in Wellington in fairness to the players. The chairman was deputed to confer with the chairman of the Welling--ton Rugby Union. - ; REFEREES FOR SATURDAY. Senior. Celtic v. Waihi, Winchester, 2.45. Air W. Cumming. . ■ Zino-ari v. Old Boys, Athletic No. 1, “2.45.—Mr G. Taylor. Star v. Temuka, Athletic No. 2, 2.40 Air P. Whisker. Junior. : AVaihi v. Temuka, Temuka, 2.45. —Alt Edgeler. Geraldine v. Pareora, Washdyke, 2.45. —Air A. Alcßeth. Zingari v. Southern, Arizac, 1.45. Air Freeman. Star v. Old Boys, Rectory, 1.45. Air J. Deans. Celtic v. High School, Athletic No. 2, 1.45. —Mr Maxwell. Pleasant- Point, a bye. Third Grade. Point v. Y.AI.C.A., Point, 2.45. —Air Halstead. High School v. Temuka, Temuka, 1.45. —Air Deßenzy. Old Bovs v. Celtic, Caledonian, 2.45. — Air D. Clarke. Southern v. Star, Caledonian, 1.45. Air A. Gibb. Pareora v. Washdyke, Pareora, 2.45.--Air Bennett. Geraldine v. Zingari, Anzac, 2.45. —Alt W. Skelton. Eon rib Grade. Zingari v. High School, Ashbury Park. 1.45. —-Air C. Clarkson. Temuka v. Star, Temuka No. 2, 2.45. Mr H. Sturgess. Washdyke v. AVaihi, AA r ashdyke, 3.15. Air C. Burns. High School A. v. Old Boys. Ashbury Park, 2.45. —Air Whytock. Fifth Grade. Pleasant Point v. Temuka, Pleasant Point No. 2, 2.45. —Air Andrews. Geraldine v. Star 8., Geraldine, 2.45--Air I). Mulvey. Zingari v. School C., Rectory. 2.45. Air J. Connor. Star A. v. School 8., Athletic No. 1, 1-43. Air N. Phillips. Celtic v. School A., Washdyke, 2.0. — Air P. Cosgrove.