LEAGUE FOOTBALL.

Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15998, 29 May 1924, Page 2

LEAGUE FOOTBALL .

KING'S BIRTHDAY ATTRACTION

HAMILTON V. LOWER WAIKATO

A special match between Ham U> ton and Lower Waikato has been arranged for Tuesday next (King's Birthday J, at Hineraoa Park and an entertaining exhibition should result. The folleaving will represent Waikato.—o. R.«ynor, D. Johnston, B. Paki, S. RaynnVr, N. Jackson, F. Jackson, B. Lornie, '.P. Mason, A. Dawson, L. Hutt, J. Bishop. P. Mik'i, S. J. Wilson. Emergencies : P. Patterson, W. Smith, A. H. ScoU. J." Daley.

Management Committee. The'weekly meeting of the Hamilton Rugby League was held in the League's room last evening, Mr <■< Gilmour presiding oyer a full attend-.'. ance of delegates.

Two applications for players membership were received and accepted. 11, was resolved to report to the New Zealand Council four ex-League players for playing under the Rugby Union.

Reports from the grounds and judicial committees were received and recommendations adopted. Arrangements were completed for a Hamilton versus Lower Waikato fixture on June 3 (King's Birthday) at Hinemoa Park. The Hamilton representatives lo be selected by Friday next. It was also decided to leave the matter of a suitable curtain raiser in the hands of the junior advisory board. After the delegate on the Hamilton Diamond Jubilee committee had made his report it was decided to notify all clubs to submit names of their teams for the seven--a-side competition, commencing at Seddon Park at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday next.