FOOTBALL

Wairarapa Daily Times, 31 March 1925, Page 5

FOOTBALL

The Bed 'Stnr Footbn.il Club desire ito thank the 11 uia Aerated Abater Company for a generous donation of cor- • dials, etc., towards the club’s annual reanion last night. The following were among the toasts ' honoured at the Red Star Club's annual - .ve-union last night:—“ Wairarnpa Rugby Union- 7 (Mr A. J. Shepherd —Messrs J. O. Pinhev and B. R. Raynor); “Red ' -Star Football Club” (Mr F. C. Evans —Messrs E. Welch and J. Wing; “Referees” (Mr Ron. Cowie—Mr Bert Wil,son); “The Ladies'” (Mr Simpson—Mr .'S. Willoughby; “Chairman” (Mr L. Welch—Mr J. 0. Pinhev). Mr S. S. Dean has written as follows m£to the Red Star Club: “I have to thank yon for your kind invitation to attend vour re-union, but regret that'l am unr;ible to attend on account of having a prior engagement in Wellington early on Tuesday morning. Kindly express sny regret at not being able to attend. Wishing you all a happy evening and /much success in the ensuing season.” T.S. SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNEY. ODDFELLOWS ’ TEAMS. The following teams will represent tfcho Oddfellows’’ Manchester Unity (holders) in the F.S. Shield for seven--a-side football, on Saturday next, at The Park Oval: — MeGruddy, A. Colder, A. A. Barnes, -C. Wilton, .T. B. Sutherland, N. B. Sutherland, J. 0. Pinhev. W. Yates, Bob Allan, D. Pauling, L. Henry, J. McAllister, M. Willoughby, L. Roff. M. Fly, F. Clooney, Sid Jenkins, 11. Hick, B. Livingstone, 11. W. Butcher, <5. Rushton. Emergencies: G. Murdock, Alee McKenzie, W. Darvill, C. Roff, A. P. Smith, S. J. A. Barber, A. Bippon, R. McKen-