ASSOCIATION.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17569, 20 June 1925, Page 9

ASSOCIATION.

| LYTTELTON V. RANGERS. Lyttelton kicked oft, and from a ras. "" ,<p= v-flrc Mitchell relieicc. M Uaiißhlan hroko tlirouen. no.] to re: 1 ort -.. Tb-" tUhocn Fiord for Ranf~( 1 ; • Gibson scored again for Kan* r cis and at ljalf-tirue the score was: Hangers 3. Port 1. The final score was • i.angers 5, Kyitc.um 2. SUNNYSIDE V. THISTLE. ““''““S “not 1.1 SO.j.a n-hoju l.Ucouer caved, aud tnrcc corners to “bourn.. Tii jn -j-rotter■ DJoku turoueu uuu sue Jujcoucr nr j aj Suanysiue cotitmuea to be danur, l u ot shot from Browning. Aitkcu, "alter, auu Flaherty were p.ominout ,u “the’’ball' ,luoughYo levcUvd the d scores'*».?th if grea’t I rS S ; rroucr picked up from PurUie uu.l I Ve' ™ ol,^ enl - Jtitcr a cross from rjorc- Sunn >* 6i tt«’** tally three. Half-time Sunnyside 3. Thistle 1. Ou resuming. Thistle attacked strongly, and I.llia narrowly missed. Flaherty rc" pulsed a Bunnyside attack, and at the other end Dick fully extended Callaghan with a . good shot. f rom halfway M’bachlan hroko away for tSuunyside. Trotter snapped up tho centre, and he scored from close in. From give-and-take play Dick made ground for Thistle. Callaghan failed to gather a cross, and Patterson placed to Ellis, who scored unopposed. Almost immediately Sminrsirie rushed play to the other end, and Trotter made the score: Sunnysklo 5, Thistle 2. Sunnyside had the best of the following exchanges, Sutherland and Trotter narrowly missing goaling. Jn a Thistle attack . a .cross from Dick had Sunnysido in difficulties, but under pressure Callaghan cleared well. Time was called with Sunnyside attacking and the SUNNYSIDE .... FIVE THISTLE TWO