FOOTBALL INJURIES.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19894, 25 May 1936, Page 4

FOOTBALL INJURIES.

FOUR PLAYERS IN HOOPITAI— N 0 SERIOUS CASES. ___. There were several accidents in football matches throughout the district on Saturday. four injured players being admitted to the \\'alkalo Hospital. Severe neck injuries were received by Rex Gear, aged 20. of Leamlngton. when playing for Leamington against Hautapu. George Hutchinson Welsh, aged 20. of Ngaruawahia, received a severe blow to the head and suffered concussion in a senior football match on Saturday. After receiving attention from Dr. D. Martin. the injured player was removed to hospital where his condition is regarded as not serious. A fractured leg was received by Hugh Eastwood. aged 22. of Manawaru, in a football match at Te Arena on Saturday. He is reported to be making satisfactory progress. Injury to the knee in a football match at VVhaiawhata necessitated the removal to the Waikatn Hospital of Joseph Bishop. aged 2i. of \Vhatnwhata. llis condition is not serious. Through colliding with another player in a junior match at \Vhliikahu on Saturday. C. Broadley. a liuntly ‘player. received a severe scalp wound lwhich necessitated the insertion of several stitches. l __..__ . A late shipmcnt of Real Down Quilts ljust opened in lionlu‘r ti: Kingston's ‘ Furnishing Department and they are ‘going on sale at values which must make for rapid selling. These quilts are all filled with pure down under a special process which KIVOS extra i‘uli—ness and richness. The designs are hoih novel and now giving a distincv tirchcss which must appeal. in mm.“ 9/ol.’ 'r \' to 821 s‘; dnom mm; and in size 6 x 5. A9/6 worth 69/6. Group 2. in size 59 x «i, 63/6 worth 59/6; and 6 x 5, 55/- worth 75/—. gives an idea of how keen the pricings are. There are. many other pricings for the interested customer at Hooker & Kinzston Limited, “.\'oted for Better \‘alue.“"