FOOTBALL.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 796, 20 April 1910, Page 7

FOOTBALL.

ENGLISH NORTHERN UNION TEAM. liy Tek'L'raDh—Press Association—CoovrlehL London, April 18. The Northern Union tram to visit Australia and New Zealand has been completed. It consists of: Young, Ward. Webster (Leeds); Batten, Kirrar, F. Smith, and .Jukes (Hunslet); Levthnm, Shorrock, J, 'J'homas, D.. Jenkins, and Raii)sdale (Wigan); E. Jenkins ()'!bbw Vale);" Riley (Halifax); Davies, and Bartholomew (ituddersfield); Newbould, and Kershaw (Wakefield); Boylen (Hull); Curzon, Loimis (Sajford); Helm, and Avery (Oldham); Ruddinck (Droughton), and Winstanley (Leigh); I'adhury (Runcorn); and Sliugars (Warrington). - Twepty members of tho team will sail by the Orient liner Osterley. The departure of Sharrock, Thomas, B. Jenkins,' Lcytham, and Avery will be delayed for a we.ek, owing to their having to play in the semi-final league match. [It, will be seen that all but two of the players forecasted in 'J'bk Dominion's ''Athletic Sports" column yesterday are in the team. Thp following men are English internationals: W. Batten (left wing three quarter back), J. Lomas (left centre), '!', I|. Npwboiild (scrummage half-back), and A. E. Avery, R. l'adburv, and W. Juices (forwards). Welsh ijiternutionals :: C: 'Jenkins (right centre), ,T. Thomas and J. Davies (outside halfbacks), 'IV H. Shugar? (forward). The programme opens fit Sydney on June 4.]