FOOTBALL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 July 1924, Page 10

FOOTBALL.

NEW SOUTH WALES TEAM. By Cabie—Press Association—Copyright. SYDNEY, .Tune 80. The following teem has been chosen to represent New South Wales agar.ists the All Blacks next Saturday:— Full-back: A. E. Toby. Three-quarters • O. C. Crossman, M. Wogan. It. G. Stanley, N. C. Smitn, C. V. Morrissey. Five-eighth: W. B. Sheehan. Half-back: A. S. Walker. Forwards: T. S. Davis, J. G. Blackwood, E. V. Ttitchie, J. Bonner, C. L. Fox, Thorn, A. Hoskins, E. N. Greatorex. . One of the three-quarters will be omitted later. MATCHES FOR ALL BLACKS. By Telegraph—Press Association. WELLINGTON, July 1. It waß decided at a meeting of the Wellington Rugby Union to-night to accept a match, Wellington v. the All Blacks, to be played on July 26. Mr S. S. Dean, chairman of the New Zealand Union, who waited on the Union, said that it was proposed to play Auckland on Wednesday, July 23. DEPARTURE DELAYED. Tho All Black team is now expected to sail lor England on Tuesday, July 29th, at 3 p.m. A -‘Times” reporter learnt to-day that the New Zealand Shipping Company’s liner Remuera, owing to bad weather and the fact that more cargo than anticipated had to be stowed, is now scheduled to sail on the 29th inst., instead of tho 27th. After dischargo at Lyttelton, the liner loads at Timaru, Napier, and Wellington. The Napier roadstead will be the chief factor in determining her sailing * time. The Remuera is to spend fom days there, but if she strikes bad weather further delay is inevitable. SCHOOL FOOTBALL. Playing at Anzac Square yesterday afternoon South School seniors after a hard-fought game defeated Waimntaitai seniors by 8 to 0, a trv beiusi scored by H. Rush. Mr P. Tutty ieforced the game