FOOTBALL.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18406, 12 June 1925, Page 13

FOOTBALL.

RUGBY.

' - TO-MORROW'S GAMES. ■Blether 01d ys can MXDain *itb .the 1 Wew > n tllo ftrst sr * dc com P et, " tio n is .' {"pre** nt "* opcn I" 08 *"' 0 "' T &' s '' v* to-morrow, when the "Whites t mil s&* o,lt *S a ' nßt 3Jcrivalo on LancasI tor P* rk ] ' in <ho nal • ma,tcll o£ tlle I , t round. Old Boys are unfortunate in * wine without the •crvioes of Harris and eCarl»ton''in the ,jackß and *• Gray and " eiioworth in < ho forwards. Merivale have ivwrn improved form each Saturday, and short tune a S° accounted for Christ- '*._..], the only team that has beaten Old tSJs this season. However, last Saturday told Boys B°t l- omc against Linwood, whilo •W latter previously beat Merivale fairly rZfif Judging ty the past performances '■ I both teams, the game should be Mie ' I the meet CTCn Been on O v *' *'" 3 ?L. 0 j) and should attract d, record crowd. '' Both Uams play an attractive bnck game, «V ttttrons may come to tho Park, assured ' i » bright and breezy display of Rugby u it slioald be played. Another game of. importance is that te<«en Christchurch and 'Varsity, which «ill take place on the south ground. 'Vaf- .,' weie rather badly beaten on Saturday to Albion, but it must be remembered that wort of their Btar players were absent, ai>l iZm they settle down to their uiuul swhin» back game they will givo Christ''"«inrch * very lively time, >iorth Cant rbury y Albion meet on the west ground in what llionld bo a- mest ever, game, though on Jt": f improved form Albion should be ' ihehtb/ superior. Patrons at the Show firernds will ho provided with a bright Say in a senior B game between . jhnstehurch and Merivale.

TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.

ALBION CLUB. / Senior* % North Canterbury, Lancaster Park, 230 pra—T. McLean, M. Eaglesome, V Beaumont, T. Lawton, H. Lilburne, 11. Cos. B» Thompson, T. Sincock, J. O'Connor, W Hicks, R. R. Masters, J. Kenned}-, K. T/tvhe W. Spcnce, J. Middleton, L. XewJimlors %. Christchurch, Albion ground, South Park—Jack, Grant, Munson, Bigham, Vewton, McKenzie, Burke, Johnston, Caldcr, Beattie, Shaw, Edwards, Lummis, Fletcher, Alexander, Sincock, Clarkson, Counihan. ' Third Grado v. West Christchurch Old ' B«y« West Old Boys' ground, No. 26—Fnlltord Dawson, Lepper, Todd, Newby, Douglas 1 'White, Jack, Nelson, Orenfell (2), Kin- , ley', BiMey, O'Grady, Smith, Selby, and Coefahan. fourth Grade v, West Old Boys, Polo No, f_ gearlo, Meadows, Streeter, Haworth, Murray Meagher, Luke, Brown, Somorvillc, Irq'nn, Baird, Roborts, Mutton, O'Loughlin, Killick, TurVey, Oliver, Henderson. Fifth Grade A v. New Brighton, at New Brighton—Saunders, Stewart, Winder, Wynian, Broad, Elhs, Smith, Robertson, .Kinley, Broad, Wilson, Oakley, Smith, Ashby, Lep- , per, King. ' Fifth Grade B v. North Canterbury at, Rangiora (bus lea res Post Office, Square, at 1,15 p.m.)— Anthony, Burrell, Pimm, Fisher, Ilhodes. King (2), Anderson, Jamieson, Tinfoil; McCann, Wakefield, Gowans, Hargrc&vcs, Shaw, Sibley, Scllars, Cbaston. *r Sohoolboys v. Merivale, Merivale ground, I- Forth Park, 1.15 p.m.

| OLD. BOYS* CLUB. ' i S«mors v. Merivale—N«on, Hobday, h Carleton, S. Carleton, R. H*rris, .A. Hay, Moy, Paikcr, Clark, Donnelly, y ßaird, > Bvras, ikipworth, Low, Gray. Emergencies. Boag, Armstrong. ■ , Juniors v. Tramways, Old Boysi ground, XJ?.—Simea, Richards, Bowbyes, Fleming, Graham, Dew, Mortlock, Forsyth, Minsor), Jicobs, Speight; Arnold, O'Brien, Milncs, Esson, Gunn. ; • , ■ , Ctrl, Soarroll, Hardic, Meikle, Smith. Ogier, Badfiold, Davis, Pctric, Steel, McGec, C«mfkp, Ilaberfiold, Evans, Watkins, B. Johntelrd B v. Linwood, Old Bays'* ground, ,VJ —MoFadtlen, Ward, Campbell, Thomas, 1 Gray, WlttHtngton, Lightband, Nuttall, "Speight, Dixon, Cooper, Graveston, Hopkins, • -Kobbs, Netting, Richardson, Corsbie, Bal5?TJnd« 20 Ar, T.3J.C.A., Polo No. 4- ' Ttflor, Berry, Crotnb, Shipley, Armstrong, Hayr Harper, McMillan,'Simos, Bowes, Sey- ' »onr Slurtock, Smith, Chester, 1 Perkins. •f Under MB v. St. Andrew's/ at St. Andrews—Coulter, Mipplebeck; Anderstm, Brown, Rw, D'Auvergho, Opie, Reynolds, Tuigis, Hoopsr, Jenkin, Holland, Rich, Oliver, Gent. Emergency: Cumberworth. i Fourth A r. 8.H.5., Wharenui ground, \ N.P-A. Brewn, Wallace, Trist,. . Pringlo, Cotden, Joms. Baldwin, Holmes, Webster, Chaster. Pickles, EH, Grfeer, Keys, What- , irsn, Henwwsd. / . Fourth B t. Belfast, 'V-waity ground, N.P. i l ' -Wallw, Roberts, McKenzie, Jack, McNulty, Cooks, Doak, Woolloy (2),. Layton, . r Barnelt, Kilne-, Hogwood, Dawo, Tapper, !• Beittie. '~> K • " ■ ' - : \ > NORTH CAIWERBURY CLUB. ' 'i %>fleniora v. Albion, »t Liancaater Park—J. h . Soott, A. Bioger, W. Shirley,/ W. Drage, 'J ! A, Inch, L. Hawkins, ■Q. Mckrjcns, E. D. '-IJ* H. Smith, G/ Young, J. .J. ifi-iHughey, E. TeasdaJe, G. McAlpine, G. f*i Greig, J. HorrelJ, L. Foote, A. Lambert,. D. ■ j't'V.Coates. ~ M*Bird Grado (under 20) r. Merivale-A,' ground' No. 3—J. Cox, I*. Chappell, &s,Z*W\>tatom. D. Garrett, L-' Hawkins, E. luwetti,. X Miles, G. Milne, N. P, Roberta, A. Banby, L. Seal,' v'&jSrjtftae, H. B. Cathenvood, K.. Clark, K. MVpJShy, .'■.,' i *M"iniir4 Grade (open), v. Wharenui, at Rangimt&-(). AUftrf, T. Barbor, L. Berry, S. S. James; S. Jones, T. Love, E. Jselmesi A. Mardon, R. Rossiter, F. Smith, & B. Bucklej, Sutherland, W. Fahcj, F. Cox, I'*<s£ Ford. ..'■:• •■ fita&t v. Albion B, at Rangiora— A. J. Henderson, C.Y. Pulley, C. O'Neill, A. Fisher, F. Dcv- * J®kP« J«Haes, B. Swtt, E. Gerrity, L. ~ «*aP9»W?< A. Cox, G. Worsfold, &R Xxmy, B. Prcwery, J. Pnlley. CHWSTCHURCH OLD IvMli *" BOYS* .CLUB. ' '' Gtade v. Rapaki, at Opawa Park Rioratkn, Barrett, Robb, StewiwriM upook,'" Smith, Craytiorae, Barrell, McClaTkwn, Gee, Marshall, Cole, Jack, g^WK-ind s - H*Tdy-f-l&Thinl Grade v. Albion, .on own ground, i&Wtii Park-F. >. Bedwell, W. (2), K. Campion, A. Hepwortfe. :»WfOi"l'. J. Graham, ~L. Cavall, D. Lee, i»JrM. Gallaher, S. Barnett, Needham, G. J. O'Brian, and Saunders. Grade v. Albion, Polo *A T o. 7<rjWßXte>t> Collelt (J). Sutherland, Wilton, "' Bonne tt, Phillips, Stanton, Marks, Hff*,*» Starts, Thompson, Barnes,' Stcans, COLLEGE OLD BOYS* Si.; CLUBi^^^**l' B v. Linwood, at Ensor's 'road,;, it 1.30 p.m. sharp—T. PorMgW'W, Cur-wen, E.- Ruwell, J. W. Johnston. T. Perry, W. iSKM«on, I). Binnio, R. Mitchell, T. Lawn, ipraSaKcLenaghan, T. Barnes, W. Gayley, T. Hay, L. Mardon. ||y||mioß will play a match against the fc&|HHHr B team at Ensor's road, commencing (under 20) v. 'Varsity A, at Bira read—H. E. Taylor, K. Cameron, ||||3> l Suwns, H. Gasson, M. Watorhouse. K. i^^CTr? B .' R. Johnston. JV-. Aldersley, H. PatEfford, E. Lane. -J;- R. Smith, WmtSFlP*' Bl Barnes, A. J. Smith, T. al[«r»2i ' J*rden. ' ' - . Grade v. Merivale A, at Polo 5—T. Kitty, H. C. Wilson, J. Barbarel, W. Red,way, L. M. Collier, C. Speok, D. Hender"Welch, fl. Rhind.'T. Mather, A. L. Barnett, L. Bunny, S. Kidd, K»WU,knett.. Grade v. Merivale A, at -Polo M&lggSnd jSo. 6—Reed, Spencer, Sneddon, Hbbba, Bennetts, Bull, Halliday; Beaumont, Wheeler, Barbarel, fif/jJWW. Bieckeri Loader, Sodgers, Eld- - ■vX& CLUB. Bade (open) v. Christchnrch A, round N.P- Dodds, Walters, MilVoyce, Barwick. Willis, P»rkes. Cay lor, Olivor, ,3tcKenac, Strontaon, Barclay, Ferisuson, Ander>de, nndw 20 v. Old Boys A. Polo •' 4—Copp, W. Silvester, Sharp, hti D»wson; Jim Dawson, Howi9, Hyde, Silvester, - J'raser, Ansa, Barton. Simmoaas; emergent

ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYS' CLUB.

Third Grade v. 'Varsity A, on St. An-cuv-w's grounds—C. Gardiner, A. Smith, i'. Thompson, K. Hilson, J. Priestnal, K. « y ?~ Ids * C - Cor»bic, Royds, \V. McDonald, « Woods, A. Hilson, G. Mortlock, H. McKay, L. Schluter, G. Ray. WAIHORA CLUB. Seniors v.lnvell, at Waibcra Park, Motulit ra n~S- An £ re ™. T. Wheeler, W. Jobfvi> m," H*\ T - Eaitte i'' F - Chapman, W. OKeilly, N. Withel, R. Anderson, L. Coop, a. Thomas, 0. Miller, J. Miller, Y. Withell, Suckling. Emergencies- G. Thompson eon, W. Taylor. Juniors v. Irwcli, at Irwcll-H.' Cossar. H. Silvester. D. Suckling C. Brcwn W. Irving, A Miller, K. Tabeck. K. Man?on, K. Humphries, A. Hodgen, S. Turner, M. Brady, R. Tobeck, V. Barnett. D. Hunter, Emergencies: H. W. Kimbsr, T. Griffen. RAPAKI CLUB. Juniors—C. Fowid, J. Williams, Skelton, C. Gilmour, J. McCormick. R. Maulden, C. lorteous, C. Miller, C. Paulson, S. Watson, E. Bcale, H. Smith. C. Reed, F. Riwa; emergencies: Nixon. FowTJ. Third grade—E. Paulson, C. Serra, WilImrifi, J[. Scott, L. Warne, D. Sn»ddon H. Ashworth, R. Scott, R. Bcale, C, Payne, It. Sinclair, A. Mather, F. Mav, B. Bland.

LEAGUE. TRIAL GAME TO-MORROW. There should be :omc sparkling football at Monica Park to-morrow afternoon, when a combined Otago and West Coaet team will rneet Canterbury in o, trial game to select the South Island team to meet the North Island. The selector has choaen two very fine who should provide some fust, opsn fcotball. The backs in the Cantorbury team., are a particularly fast lot, and every mati is noted for his clean handling, while tho forwards are an even pack with individual brilliancy in the loose. Though thecode started in the south only last season, its representatives managed to beat the .local men in two games, and reinforced by •wellknown players from tho Coast, should be very hard to beat. The inducement of the tjip to Australia will make every man strive his hardest, .so the game should be a- fine one. There will be a frequent tram service to tho .gates, and a- curtain-raiser between two good third grade teams.

HORNBY CLUB. . Juniors v. Aduingten, at Hornby—H. Wilson, E. Wilson, J. Moffett, L. Coo.'c, V. Jtlowoll, B. Vivian, R. Mackic, P. Parkor, B. Oldridge, R. Matz, J. Stuart, C. Lennox, J. Nuttall (captain); emergencies, A. Head, A. Bryce.W. Burgess. Fourth Grade v. Maristj B, at Hornby— J v Wilson, A. AVard, L. Spicer, A. Scott, C. WorseJev. W. Chainev. H. Papps, W. Vivian, R. Woodhcm, D. Annett, R. Stewart, D. Griffin, H. McGregor (captain); emergencies, J. Halliday, G. Williams, N. Vivian. Fifth Grade v. .'Linwood, at Linwood—C. Stewart, F. Tippett, R. Freeman, J. McGirr, F. Williamson, H. Spicer, C. Pollock, C. Woods, J. Pcarce, M. Bridges, \C. McDonald, R, Lisle, T. Wright; emorgencies, G. Taylor, A. McGregor. Sixth Grado v. .Hornby B, at Hornby—R. Spicer (captain), P. Bums, L. Beale, C. McGarry, H. Standeven. L. Freeman, K. Lennox, F. Muason, J. Chainey,_J. Pine, E. Garrett, C, Bakor, R. Kempthorne; emergencies, L. Finnie, H. Kempthorne. Sixth Grade v. Hornby A—T. WeKsmore (captain), C. Ward, Li McGregor, A. Winter, 'M. Standeven, A. Francis, R. Bealo, E. Porcv, J. Watson, L. HcgHrty, S. Mackic, J. King, E. Palmer; emergencies, J; Wrteht, A. Holmes, T. Baker, J. Thompson, B. Emmerson.

ASSOCIATION.

TO-MORROW'S ATTRACTION. The meeting of Sunnysido. and Ncmads, Canterbury's unbeaten teams and Chatham Cup candidates, at English Park to-morrow is creating 1 exceptional interest in local Soccer circles. The wide range of Jiighclass talent embodied in each of the contesting teams, and tho vital bearing the result'of (ho match will have on the chain? pionshipj is sufficient to justify the opinion that it will provide tho finest exhibition of Association football in ■ tho season's calendar at English Park. Seven players in each' of tho toama engaged havn represented Canterbury in interprovincial matches, and a. discerning critic would readily concede that either combination, could worthily up-' field the fine traditions associated with trio Red and Black oh tho field of play. Fresh from his Wellington triumph, where he Bcorcd four goals for, Canterbury, Trotter will appear as leader of tho Sunnysiilc attack. Wellington critics are unanimously of the ..opinion that Trotter is the finest centre forward ever seen in New Zealand. Behind him is a • quintet of Canterbury's star defenders, for in competition, games they- have conceded but one goal. Tho Nomads' attack is equally brilliant, and hero again tho defence is comprised entirely of representative players. Combined play is the foundation of each team's brilliant success, and with such talent available, to-jnorrow's match should be a memorable. -.contest. ! '' . Following is an amended list of fixtures: Senior A.—Sunnysido v. Nomads, at English Park, referee Mr Mitchell; Bangers v. •Thistle, at- Linwocd Park,. Mr Ferryman; Lyttelton v. Western, at Lyttelton, Mr Robinson. ' Senior B—Kaiapoi v. Addmgton, at Sunnysido, Mr Stout; Technical Old Boy 3 v.'St. Albans', at Ensor's road No. 1, Mr Smytic; .Villa v. Linwood, at Spreydon Park, Mr Campbell. . Juniors—Y.M.C.A. v. Western, at- St. Albans Park, Mr Knights; Rangers v. St. Albans, at North Park No. 1, Mr Bennett; Lyttelton v. .Thistle, at North Park. No. 3, 'Mr Foster. - Third Grade—M'ansts Old Bora v. Tech. nical Old Boys, at Ensor's road No, 2, Mr Garnett; St. Albans v, Linwood, at North Park No. 4, Mr \'nfos: Sumner a bye Fourth Grade—St. Albans v. Lyttelton, at North Park No. 2, Mr Goldman; Maiiai* v. Spreydon, at North Park No. .3, kicked 1.15 p-m., Mr Spencer; .Technical Old Boys * bye. t . Fifth Grade, at 1.15 p.m-Technical v. Spreydon. at Ensor's road No. 1, Mr Cullen • Marists v.' Y.M.C.A.. at Spreydon Park, Mr Wardcll; Western ft bye. Sixth Grade, at 1.15 p.m.-Mansts v. St Michael's, at English Pprk, Mr P. L. Davies; Teohnioal v. Western, at North Park No. 2, Mr E. Davey. LINWOOD CLUB. , - Senior B v. Villa, at Spreydon—Williamson Bird? Maynard, Ward, Tanner Atkinson, Graham, Spencc, Harbut, .Chappie, Nelson.