ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19662, 23 August 1935, Page 11

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

SOUTH AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS. FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. Play in the South Auckland Football Association’s senior championship competilions will be resumed to-morrow when two -games will be played. Although both of the Hamilton teams will "bo engaged there is no senior fixture -carded for Seddon Park. Claudelands Rovers will travel to Huntly. and try conclusions with the Starr team. Although Huntly lias maintained top position on tho championship table for sonic weeks and Rovers have been further down, followers of the game at Huntly may expect a bright display of football io-morrow. < Hamilton Wanderers will also play away from home when they will meet Pukcmiro on the latter’s -ground. Wanderers have been unfortunate in

losing Caldwell and -Raven, but nevertheless they should give -a good account of themselves to-morrov. • The primary schools -competition will be suspended to-morrow, the on y fixture of interest at Seddon Park being the meeting of Glen Massey, the champions of the intermediate competition. -and Claudelands Rovers mediates. The game, which com mence at 3 p.m., will Be -controlled by Mr E. Storey. .. The teams to represent 'the 'Kami - ton clubs will be as follows: Claudelands Rovers. Seniors.—Webster, Wright, Crabb, Parkes, -Rogers, Haines, Thomson, Crabb, Collins, Martin, Wallace. Intennediates.-r-L. Mead. Nichols n, .Tones, Davies, Magnall, Kirk, P. Mead, Webster, C. Crabb, Moore, Higgmson. Reserves: Iremonger, Gurnell. Wanderers. Burdis, Gardiner, McLean. Docherty, Clarkson, Bullock, Rennie, Crabb, Stewart, Donaldson, Lark, Griffiths, Fisher. Cars leave Para Rubber Company corner at 1.30 p.m. SCOTLAND DEFEATS ENGLAND. LONDON, August 21. Seventy thousand people attended ihe Jubilee international Soccer match. Scotland defeated England by four to two. ~ , The half-time score was three to nil. The weather was fine.