FOOTBALL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17572, 24 June 1925, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

THE RUGBY GAME. ELLESMERE SUB-UNIOX. I nited Seniors v. Leeston, at Spring- j st on: 11. Sail. W. Fleming. J. Wright. M. Cox, J. Millard. L. Payne. T. Kit- j fort. J>. Walker, E. Watkins, c. TLutchin- I son. I Ryan. ( Milne. W. Rvan. f-b iilan'airi Haync. C. Woods, C. CliapIT<*skins. .1. .VI ‘ I >ona 1 d!' IT.' \ .’ox. C\\ 'I ! a!»Rood. A. Tlaydock. T. Jordan, W. .ior.dan, Thornpk.n. A. Hamilton. V. I.'arr'i; I. Birch ; ffid A. Mitch-11. Third Grade v. Soutbbridge. at Spring st--n —E. E\ crest, IKiniber. \. Powell. ... Black.-J. Jordan. 11. Wright. J. i’ruden. ('. Watkins. S. Benny, c. Kiniber, X. Musson, K. Woods. «; Parker w Parker. A. Mitchell. <-. SchatTcr’ s! Birch. A. M’Kay, (’. Harris, A. East and CANTERBURY RUGBY UNION | MANAGEMENT « *OMMITTEE. The Management Committee of the Canterbury Rugby Union met last night: present—Mr A. Rev (chairman). It W. s. Seed. Messrs W. Duggan, W. Britton. P. Barrett, R. H. North. A. E Ml'bail S. M'('u il' . .1. K. Molonev. W. Maxwell. i•. w. A Hard, G. P. Panic and R. AY. Britton. The Southland Union wrote staling i ha t t hoy were uiaking strong- represencarry out the proposed Maori tour of the South Island. The New Zealand Union wrote advising that the cups and trophies won by the 192-1 All Blacks‘had been shipped to Invercargill. After t hey bad been on view in Invercargill, Dunedin and Timaru. the trophies will be displayed in Christchurch. The New Zealand Union wrote suggesting that each union in New Zealand should make a. donation of £2 2s towards the memorial to the laic IT. C. Bennett:, who was manager of the last Springbok team which toured New Zealand. was decided to make a donation of The Spreydon School Committee wrote thanking the union for forwarding sixteen passes and a football for members of the school team The Malvern Rub-Union wrote suggesting that a match should he played between their junior representatives and a third grade representative team from the Canterbury Union at Kirwee on Julv IS. * Tr was decided to. hold over this matter pending the allocation of fixtures. The Malvern Sub-Union wrote asking for a match against the holders of the Delargpy Shield on August IS. Tt was decided to forward the challenge to the Ellesmere Sub-Union. The St Martins Residents’ Association wrote asking if the union would receive a deputation to discuss the matter of dressing sheds for tile pi a vers of Rugby in Opawa-Waltham Park. Tt was agreed to receive the deputation next Tuesday. The "Wellington Union wrote asking the Canterbury Union to suggest a date ior the return match. Canterhurv* Juniors v. Wellington Juniors, at Wellington. It was decided to suggest that the game be played as a curtain-raiser for the Wei 1 i ngton-Ca liter bury senior match on August 8. With reference to the proposed tour of an Australian hockey team, the Canterbury Hockey Association wrote asking for permision to use Lancaster Park oval on August .1. prior to the Rugby game against Southland. The association asked for a grant of £SO, as was made on a previous occasion. It was decided to allow the match to he played as a curtain-raiser to tlm representative game, and to assist the association in other directions. T-. J\ loo, T’ referee in the Riecarton v. New Brighton, (third grade. C section) match, reported having orderetl off two .players, one for disputing a decision, and. the other for using bad. After hearing the evidence of the referee and the players, it was decided that both men he cautiond. It was also decided to write to the clubs concerning the affair. An application was received from the West Spreydon Tennis and Debating Club for a donation out of the proceeds of the Charity Day match on July 4. R was stated that one of the objects of tlie club was to help patients in the Cashmere Kills sanatoria. The chairman said he understood the union had been asked to contribute something towards the equipment of the playground at the Children’s Fresh Ai r IT om o. Air Moloney suggested that the union should give some help to the Coal and Blanket Fund. The Wharenui Club wrote suggesting that some assistance should be given to the widow and two infant children of F. N. «llasson. It was stated that the late Mr (llasson was a popular member of the club, and was club captain. The club was organising a benefit. It was decided that the cases mentioned be included in the Charity Day benefit, and that the finance committee bring forward a recommendation as lo the allocation of the funds. The New Brighton Club wrote protesting against the inclusion in the Albion fifth grade team of J,. W. Broad, on the ground that he was over age. It was decided to refer the matter to the Albion Club. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The following is the draw for Saturday, with grounds and referees;— Senior A.—Linwood v. Christchurch, Lancaster Park Oval (Mr L. Guiney) ; Old Boys v. North Canterbury, Rangiora No. 1 (Air C. W. Allard); ’Varsity v. Albion. Lancaster Park South (Air F. O. Schmidt); Merivale a bye. Senior B.—Technical v. Riecarton, 'Show Grounds No. 1 (Air O. D. Fraser); ’Varsity v. Merivale, Lancaster Park West (Air L. Clarkson); Christchurch a bye. Second Grade, A Section.—Al i'bon v. 'Vaisity, Show Grounds No. 2 (Air D. Barrett); Old Boys v. Linwood, Old Boys No. 25. North Park (Air J. R. Alurphy) ; Kaiapoi v. Christchurch, Kaiapoi No. 1 ' (Air T. Bain); Alerivale a bye. Second Grade. B Section.—Old Collegians a bye; Ilapaki v. Technical. Ensor's Road (All* G. G-. Denniston); West Old Boys \. Sydenham, Sydenham Park (Art* P. C. Jones). Third Grade A. A Section.—'Varsity A v. Christchurch A, ’Varsity No. 5, North Park (Air R. Rudkin); OJd Boys A v. Wharenui. Wharenui. North Park (Air AT. L. Higgins); North Canterbury v. Y. Y.AI.C.A. No. 23. North Park (Alt* W. Harman); St Andrew's Old Boys a bye; Alerivale v. St Bede's, St Bedes i (Air AT. O. Sinclair). Third Grade A, B Section).—'Varsity C v. Old Collegians, Elmwood Park No. 1 (Air H. Cox); Linwood v. Halswelt. Halswell (Mr IT. E. Moore); Old Boys B v. Christchurch B. Christchurch No. 7, North Park (Mr H. Rollinson); 'Varsity B v. Wesley, Wesley No. 14, North Park (Air (’. AULachlan). Third Grade A. C Section.-—Riecarton v. Sumner, Polo No. 1 (Mr F. E. King); West Old Roys a bye: Sydenham v. Kaiapoi B. Polo No. 2 (ATr E. 11. Cross): Albion v. New Brighton, New Brighton i Mr G. S. Biltcllff). Third Grade B (under twenty).-—bin-Avood v. Old Boys B, Linwood Park (ATr R. Barnett); Boys’ High School v. Technical, Boys' High School (Air H. Walker); 'Varsity B v. Merivale A. Alerivale No. G, North Park (Air S (' Murray) ; ’Varsity A v. Old Boys A, ’V;ir?it y No. 29. Xorth Park (Mr J. Rradshaw); North Canterbury \\ Rapaki, Old Boys No. 27. North Park (ATr J. (Tordon i : Alerivale B a bve; Y.M.c.A. v. Rt Andrew's, St Andrew's (Air E. E Luttrell ». Fourth Grade. A Section.—-Technical v. Boys' High School, Polo No. 4 (Mr E Hunt); Albion \. Old Boys A. Albion. South Park (Air W. Duggan): West Old’ Boys v. Merfval-- A. Merivale No. 28, South Park (Mr A. R. Henderson). Fourth Grade, B Section.— Linwood v i Alerivale B. Polo No. f> (Mr A. Woodsford); Sydenham v. Christchurch, Opawa Park No. 2 (Air J. Gray); Belfast Itie.arton, Riecarton No. I (Mr W. 1 Cowles; Old Boys B a bye. Fifth (Trade.—-I,inwood A v. Kaiapoi. Polo No. «; (Mr E. Cade); Linwood R \ Abril' ( p n,PI l ( '" ry ’ 'Htristchuroll No. 2 4a, '• N v '‘- 1 (Alt* E. limpson) ; Albion B v M.-rivil,-A. Polo No. 7 (Mr K. H. Perrin , • bion A v. Alerivale B, Polo No. S (Air A. Sixth < Iradc.—-Morivale' v. Sydenham. ! Fydciihan. Park. 1.30 (Air A. Thump-' s " n >: N»w Brighton v. T.-.-!i „ j,i Christchurch No. 7, North park i ;.) (Mr R. Baird). Linwood v. T.-imie.R A. Linwood Park. 1.30 (Air E. Todd). ! j D Christchurch, i belli; Merivale v. .Sydenhani, Lancaster Park South. 1.30 (Mr A Hooper i ; Ei n . wood A v. Linwood E, Lancaster F.irlr West, I SO (Air H. E. Davis. K