FOOTBALL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16452, 14 June 1921, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY, NORTH CANTERBURY SUB-UNION. The following will represent North Canterbury Sub-Union in n match against Hurunni Sub-Union at Am her ley on June 18 ; —K. Matson, V. Robinson, Scrimshaw AS’. Young, G. Bruce, C. Manning, C. Tate. T. Tothili. L. Henderson. J. Wright, G. K Murray, I\. Henderson, M. Free, A. M’Nalij and S. Ryan. Efnergencies: Backs —G. Smith, F. Burgess, J. M’Kenaie; forwards— Lemon, Millar, X. Kelcher. EL LESM ERE ASS OCI ATT ON. Following arc the results of Saturday £ matches: Leeston 9 v. Southbridge 3; Irwell 10 v. Dunsandci 0; College 3 y. W«i bora 0. Juniors—Southbridge 9 v. Leestoi

ASSOG?ATION. THE BROWN SHIELD. [Per Press Association.! WELLINGTON, June 13. At a meeting of tbo New Zealand Football Association, challenges for the Browu Shield were received from South Auckland and Auckland, end were referred to the local association. It was stated that Otago also was challenging. Advice was received from Sydney that when the Australian Association was in a position to guarantee the necessary quota for the visit of an English team, the New Zealand Association would be advised. With regard to a cable from New South Wales, it was decided that it was too late to make arrangements for a visit of a combined Queensland and New South Wales team. It was decided that the latter should visit New Zealand in 1922, provided the necessary guarantees were available from affiliated associations, also that the visit should be, returned in 1923. The appointment of referees for Brown Shield matches was referred to the New Zealand Referees’ Association, neutral referees to be appointed as far as possible.