FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16262, 12 July 1918, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

MARIS T BROS.' CLUB. To-morrow a match will be played between the Timaru and Christehurch Mariat Bros.' Clubs for the' banner presented by the Old Boys' Associations of the two towns, the present holders being Christchurch. The Tima.ru team arrived last and was aocorded a worm welooma. CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Seniors v. Lin wood, at Show Grounds— L. Cooke, Mateon, McLeod, Woods, Davies, Knight, Watson, Feast, Maitland, Tothill, McCully, Lawn, Murray Bowe and Walter. Emergencies: {Johnston Tallot. BOYS' GORDON TTAT.T, CLUB. Third Grade v. Froggat's Scouts—Yardly, Falloon, Peek, Wells, Cashkra, Butters, McKay, Pillinger, Aaohoff. Brown, Thompson. Emergencies: Chamberlain, Tredwell, Dow. EXCELSIOR OLUB. Juniors—Cummins, Hunt, Murrson, L. Lawrcnco, Whittington, Newoome, Shaw, Parsons, M. Lawrence, O'Callogh&n, King. Third Grade v. Western, North Park— Bates, Watts, Gillespie, Handisides, Flaherty, Kelly, Gohns, Silvester, Muir, McLeod. CANTERBURY RUGBY LEAGUE. A fine programme has been arranged by the Canterbury Rugby League for Sydenham Park to-morrow afternoon, when the final games of the seven-a-side tournament will be played. After the fine displays witnessed last week, the games are beirfg eagerly awaited by all supporters of the code. Sixteen teams are competifig.. comprising four fourth division, three third, five socor.'l, and three combinations, and some fast and keen play should be- witnessed. The senior contest lice between Sydenham, Hornby, and Federal, and the final should be worth seeing. The brilliant Aldington team is in the semi-final of their division, and those _ who have not yet j witnessed the crack passing of the Western I Suburbs will have a good opportunity to-mor- i row. . I