FOOTBALL.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17862, 2 June 1926, Page 5

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY.

OLD BOYS* CLUB. The following are the Old Boys teams for Saturday:— Seniors v. Merivale—Nixon, Carleton (2). Hobday, Harris. Hay. Dailey. I-nw, Clark, Gray, Jacobs, Speight. Skipworih, Dickson, Baird; emergencies, Donnelly, Mortlock. Juniors v. West Old Boys. Xo. 12. North Park—Anderson, Meikle, Simes, Searrell, Smith, Shipley, Hardie, Evans, Simes, Bowes, Chaipbers, Smith, Page, Oliver, Watson. Hobday. Third v. Christchurch, No. 7, North Park—Richardson, M’F’adden, Trist, M’Millan (2), Harper (2), Hooper. Turgis, Cameron, Sturrock, Bightband, Crosbie, Chester, Murray, Carl. Under Twenty v. St Andrew's, at St Andrew’s—Mapplebeck, Bluett, Sullivan, Ha stio, Crawshaw, Hobbs. Sharp, Pickles, Vaughan, Beattie, Wilkinson, Wood, Reynolds, Fowler, Harris, Hay; emergency, Miller. Under Nineteen v. Christchurch, No. 14, North Park—Carmichael, Jones, Cobden, Jacobs, Armstrong, Holmes, M’Bulty, Ell, Whatman, Fyfe, Cookson. Greer, Keys, Smith, Woolley (2), ChesUnder Eighteen v. Merivale, No. 2.">, ’North Park—Gaskin, Cockayne. Tapper (2 >, M’Phail. Hargreaves, Paterson. Menzies, Origor, Scott, Dayton, Collins, Barnett, Spence, Williams, Dew, Free-, born, Dawe. Schoolboys v. Christchurch, No. ~ North Park, Christchurch ground— Wishart, Boulton, Gallagher, Paynter, Heasley, Way. Wai-deli, Harland, Bowes. Dyer, Scott. Woodbury, Morrison, Pollock, Smart, Pearson. Blake, Wells, Nurse, Frebble, Baldwin. Y.M.C.A. TEAM. The team to represent Y.M.C.A. in the six-a-side tournament to be held on North Hagley Park No. 2 at 0.30 tomorrow morning (King's Birthday), will be chosen from the following:—Bennetts, Cope. Bruce, Brian, M'Pherson, Smith, Shaar, Gregg.

LEAGUE RUGBY.

TO-MORROW’S ATTRACTIONS. To-morrow, League supporters will have an opportunity of witnessing the fastest and most exciting of games at Monica Park. It is several years since a ben gw seven-a-side tournament has been held in Christchurch and. with teams from all clubs competing the excitement will run high. Medals are being awarded each winning team and patrons are assured of a first-class entertainment running continuously all day. Senior events commence at 2 p.m. and notwithstanding countless attractions, a good attendance is anticipated.

ASSOCIATION.

There will be plenty of entertainment for followers of Association football Canterbury will try* conclusions at English Park. This match timed to start at 3 p.m., will he preceded by a cur-tain-raiser. Yorkshire v. Lancashire,