THE ASSOCIATION CAME.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16736, 18 May 1922, Page 2

THE ASSOCIATION CAME.

MA NA G FAT EN T CO M MITT F. F. The Management Committee of the Canterbury Football Association met m the YMCA on Monday; present—Messrs R. B. Bunt (in the choir). R- English. Walker, Ramsay. Mahan, Cornish. Perryman. Rnupom, Riddells. Deans, Read, Thornley. Smith, Bentley and Marshall. In the absence of Mr Froggatt. Mr Mar shall was voted to act as secretary. The Canterbury Referees' Association wrote requesting the C.F.A.. to order fifty referees' charts. Mr Read moved that the charts be ordered. The motion was car lied. The Y.M.C.A. Club asked for permission to travel to Dunedin on June 3. Mr Deans moved that permission be granted. Mr O'Callaghan wrote pointing out errors in the compilation of the Sports Guide." Mr Marshall moved that the matter 1)0 held over till next meeting. The Western Club wrote explaining the playing of an unregistered player. The explanation was accepted. The New Zealand Football Association sent lengthy letters regarding the Australian tour. They were received and ex plained by the chairman. Mr Ramsay moved that the conditions contained in the letters be accepted. Mr Marshall moved that, a committee of five be elected to deal with the Australian tour. The following were then elected:—Messrs Marshall. Cor pish. Read. Bentley and Ramsay. The action of the chairman in promising the South Island team the use of Canterbury representative jerseys was approved. The Referees’ Association wrote that they

had been unsuccessful in obtaining donations for the Australian tour guarantee fund. On several of the referees presen; stating that they had not been approached on the matter, it was decided to refer the letter back to the Reterees Association. and also that all clubs be written to asking for contributions to the guarantee fund. Mr Riddells reported that during the match. Rangers v. Lyttelton on Saturday ho had occasion to order off a Eyttriton player for misbehaviour. It was moved that the player be written to pointing out the seriousness of the oficncc. Mr Read moved that the player be suspended Dunne playing Saturday. Both motions were carried.’ Mr Riddells also reported that the match had terminated fifteen minutebefore time owing to the ball being kicked into the sea and there being no other ball a vail a ble. Mr Beauvais was elected - to the vacant seat, on the Management Committee. Owing to an oversight the name cf 7*l l R. Field, jun . had been omitted from the liet of vice presklents at the annual meet ing. Mr Field was accordingly elected a vice-president. The Match Committee reported that the draw for Saturday was as follows: —St Albans v. Rangers, at English Park: Nomads v. Western, at Linwood Park: Sunnyside v. Ashburton, at Sunnyside: Corinthians v Lyttelton, at No. 1. North Park: -Villa a bye. Juniors: Western v. St Albans, at Richmond: Excelsior v. Corinthians, at No. I. Hagiey. Third: Western v. Y.M.C.A. at No. 2. Hagiey; Spreydon v. Y.M.C.A. R. at. Spreydon; St Albans v. Corinthians, at ?%'o. 3. North Park. The above report f the Match Committee was adopted. Mr Read moved that the Referees' Association be written to asking for an explanation wliv only two referees turned Tip at Haclev Park on Saturday. Mr Bunt moved that a letter of sympathy l>c sent to Mr Colville in his recent sa 1 bereavement. The motion was carried, members standing in silence. The application of M r Smith on behalf of the Ashburton Club for permission ♦.» outer a junior team was referred to the Match Committee for report. CANTERBURY ASSOC! \TTOX. The following arc the matches arranged for Saturda y: Senior Grade—Western v. Nomads, at T.inwood Park, at 2.13 p.m.. referee Mr Rid dolls; Corinthians v. Lyttelton, at Hagiey Park C3>. at -2.45 p.m.. referee Mr Thornley: St Albans v. Rangers, at English Park, at 2.45. referee Mr Davcy: Sunnyside v. Ash burton, at Sunnyside. at 2.30 p.m.. referee Mr Black; Villa a bve. Juniors-Western v. St Albans, at Hagiey Park (2). at 2.15 p.m.. referee M r Trustum: Excelsior v. Corinthians. at Richmond Pork, at 2.45 p.m.. referee Mr Wilkins. Third Grade—St Albans v. Corinthians, at Hagiey Park (1). 2.45 p.m.. referee Mr Booth: Spreydon v. Y.M.C.A. <B). Spreydon. 2.45 p.m.. referee Mr WardedY M.C.A. (A) v. Western. Hagiey Park (4), at 2.45 p.m.. referee 7\Tr Deans. Fourth Grade-St Albans v. Rovers (A), at Kagley Park (2). 1.30 p.m.. referee Mr Perryman; Western v. Sumner, at Sumner. 2.15 p.m., referee Mr Williams; Rovers t.\> a bye. Fifth Grade—Rovers v. Spreydon. at Spreydon. at 1.30 p.m.. referee Mr Yardlev; Y.M.C.A. v. Technical, at Kngli.-h Park, it 1 30 p.m.. referee Mr Knights; Western v. St Albans, at Hagiey Park (1). 1.30 p.m., referee Mr M'Beatli.