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Wairarapa Age, 31 October 1924, Page 7

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TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. UNITED. Seniors to play High School at the Memorial Park:—A- Dixon, A. Fayen, A. Hoar, F. Hoar, H. B. Maunsell, P. Minifie, J. Newbould, F. Phillips, C. Simpson, T. Voyce, P. Watts. Juniors, to play Masterton, at the Park Oval: —F Miller, E. Jenkins, F. Dixon, R. McEwen, F. Williams, A. Denbee, T. Carr, W. Morris, L. Collinge, . Lockwood, R. Barton. Team will assemble at 1.45. DRUIDS. Juniors, to play G'reytown, at Greytown: Murray, Wooffindin, Kilmister, Staines, Franks, . Yates (2), Smith, Minifie. Gibson, Fairbrother, McLaren, Pay; Cars leave Smith's at 1 o’clock. HIBERNIAN. To play Waipoua:—T. McGinnity, A. O’Leary, J. Sutherland, B. Curry, J. Charters, J. Dibley, G. Hunter, T. O’Brien, J. Hannary, J. Cross, B. Horne; emergencies, P. Ryan, T. O’Leary, G. Marsh and P. Eastwood. MASTERTON. Seniors to play Featherston, at Featherston. (Cars will leave Fire Station at 12.45): —E. Freeman, R. Gee, D. K. Logan, J. O’Dowd, G. Barr, A. Ibbetson, S. J. Smith, M.- Wilfiams, R. Smith, T. Jordan and Miles. COVERING OF PITCHES. London, Oct. 29.—The advisory committee of Lords adopted a recommcnd***ion, enabling the covering of a pitclTlffter 11 o'cloc.j in the morning of the day preceding the match until tiie latter begins, together with reprotection thereafter when necessary; and, in any case, nightly during the continuation of a match, but covering is removable if it is fine at 7 o*’clock in the morning. The covering after the commencement of a match must not protect a larger area than 18 feet by 12 feet at each end, and must not protect over 3J feet in front of the popping crease. —(Reuter.)