ASSOCIATION.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1543, 12 September 1912, Page 7

ASSOCIATION.

I THE LOCAI, MANAGEMENT. } Mr. H. M'Keowou presided over the - weekly meeting of the Management Comi mitteo of the Wellington Football Asso- . ciatiou last evening. j The Secretary of tho Canterbury Foot- , ball Association wroto stating that ar- ) rangements in connection with AVelling- - ton's visit to Christchtirch on September t U were well in 'hand. The Wellington - representatives leave hero fcy the Mararoa 3 to-night, and return by the Monowni on 3 Sunday. r Permission was granted, by the Now Zealand Council, for a representative ; match to be played on Kelburno Park be- , tween Mannwatu and Wellington on Satr urday, September 11. 1 Tho boys' sub-committee reported as foli lows:—(1) That a school six-a-side tournal ment be played on September 14. (2) That > the Fifth B Division be closed, and that > Porirua bo declared winners for the season 1912. (3) That Marist Brothers ■ (Hawkestone) Sixth B Division team play l the next highest team (Congregational) ! in the same division on Saturday, Sepi tembe-r 21, providing that they have not • already played twice. Should Marist Brothers win they ate to be declared winners of the championship. (1) That Marist Brothers Fifth A Division team play Brooklyn on September 21. If Brooklyn win, or draw, they are to be declared winners of this championship. If, however, Marist Brothers win, thou they play Institute. (5) That Sixth A Division represeritatives play tho Fifth B Division representatives oh Saturday, September 21. Tho report was ndopted. : Subject to the Y.MiC.A. Boys' Club taking tlic risk of losing matches in cup competitions, lleiiiiissioh was granted for them to visit Christchurch on September 21- to- play representatives of tho local branch there*. It vtaa mentioned that an enthusiast had given a set of representative shirts to the association. Mr. J. Howott was appointed' manager of tho representative, team, which leaves Wellington for Christchurch by the Mararoa this' etching. The ' team plays Buruham to-morrow, and Canterbury representatives as a curtain-raiser to tha Erowii Shield hiiltch on Saturday. It was decided that it be a recommendation to the Fixtures Committee that tho semi-final match for the Charity Cup be played ou a town ground. ' were received from the St. .John's and Y.M.GA. Clubs asking that their match in, the semi-final for the Charity Clip bo played next Saturday, September 14. It was pointed out by, the correspondents 'that neither team had any representatives in the Br6wn Shield team, and also that if the uiatch was not slaved5 laved on the day in question compulsory aylight military pnrades would interfcro With the fixture for some three weeks or more. After somo discussion, it was decided that tho request bo granted. SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. Following are the fixtures and referees for Saturday's Association games:— Representative game: Manawatu v. Wellington, at Kelburne Park, at 3 p.m.; Mr. H. Yeoman. .. First Division, Charity Cuh: St; John's v. Y.M.C.A., at Newtown Park, at 3 p.m.; Mr. J. Ince. Second Division, Challenge Cup: Rovers v. Swifts, at Duppa Street No. 2, at 3.15 p;m.; Mr. F. O'C'onnell. Brooklyn v: AVartestown, at Duppa Street No. 1, at 3.15 p.m.; Mr. A. G. Taylor. Toa v. Diamonds- at Johnsonville; Mr. E, Windley. . St. John's v. Petone, at Petone; Mr. C.'C. OHiver. Third Division, Final Henderson Cup: Johnsonville v. St. David's, at Kelburno Park, at 1.45 p.m.;' Mr.' A'.-F: Newbold. Fourth Division'! 'ChallMigo"'Ciip':" St. David's'v. Brooklyn, at Newtown'Park, ut.1.15 -*''!:' Swifts v: Joh'nsdhville, lit Duppa Street No. 2, at 1.45 -pjii.: Mr. R. Duffy. . House, .match: Newtown v. Terrace Congregational, at Diippsl Street No; 1, at 1.45 p.M.; Mr. S. Wiffih. '