ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 18027, 23 May 1930, Page 11

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

SCOUTS DEFEAT CUBS. YESTERDAY’S MATCH. A return match was played under Association rules between Claudelands Cubs and the Frankton Scouts A team yesterday. The Anal score... was 5 to 4 in favour of the Scouts." 'The teams lined out as follows: Frankton A.—Palmer (captain), A.: Farquhar, I. Farquhar, Jones, Murray?-; Crabb, Fitzgerald, O. Farquhar, Cox, Caulam, Miller (goal). ■Claudelands Cubs. — Hardingha.m, (captain), Hogben, Jacka, Walker';) Walden, L. Higginson, W. Higgins on,’’. P. Mead,. L. Mead, Butt,' Forster(goal). Hardingham and Jacka shot two/; goals each for the Cubs, while ray, Farquhar (2), Crabb, and Fitzgerald secured points for the ScoulsZi The Cubs. , ~..1* Until Forster came into goal at the--interval the Cubs were fielding 10 men only and the score stood at s—o.5 —0. However, after half-time, they puUgclJ together and notched four goals.” Hardingham was the best forward, but Jacka marred his record by mis- ; sing an easy and certain shot, at goaf/' Walker played his usual safe garner while the Mead brothers always worked consistently. Higginson also nlayed a sound game and assisted witbr most of the Cubs’ goals. The scouts. Miller made quite a creditable showing at goal, while Coulam was th,« best of the backs. Crabb played his' usual sound game, always giving his other forwards a chance. Fitzgerald and A. Farquhar played very well, while Murray usually stopped the rushes that came into his territory,. Mr A, Crabb was referee. * . r ? -< ■ f v * Wf.' ( If 1 > t > Hamilton Wanderers. “i-J. Morwood, Morgan, English, Gardi-. ner, Smith, Schildt, Ward, Thomson', ' Rogers, Webster, Schonau.