LEAGUE MATCHES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1544, 13 September 1912, Page 6

LEAGUE MATCHES.

SATURDAY'S ARRANGEMENTS. The following fixtures have been, drawn for nest Saturday-Neirtowu v. Athletic at Duppa Street (referee, Mr. S. Brice), Potoue v. Hutt, at Petone (referee, Mr. J. Wray) , . The following team will represent the Newtown Club:—G. Spencer, Cooper, Calmer, Jl'Cardell, Taylor, George, J. 31'Gtrdell, Bolt, J. Spencer, Sullivan, B. King, C. King, W. King, Boon, Ferris, Collins; Parry. The following vrill represent Athletic-.— Murphy, Burke, O'SnllJvan, Wikou, JCelly,. Hamilton, Bradley, Johnfon.-Casey, Adams, Campbell, Chapman, M'Callio-n, Weaver, Wilson, Rap Son. ■■ ■..;■. , .The following teain- will -reprefeiit' Pctone arainst tlie.Hutt at Fctnuco'n Saturday, the winning team.to play off with the winner of the- Athletic-Newiown match:—Barber (2), Hartley, Gloding, Kinlaj-son,, Kelly, White, Risby, Fraser (2), ]fichflrds, Ashton, and H.n'gau. I?.--fproe— J. Wray. . );i TO MEET MANAWATU. The following team has been &ele'cred to represent Wellington against Manawatu on Kclburne Park to-morrow at 3 p.m.:—Goal, Rowan; backs, Ruttcr, Hall; half-backs, M'Glndo, Bradbury, R. Millor; forward?, Black, Tyrcr, Willis, O'Shea, Edwards. Reserves, Jlartiu, H. Hart, W. Hart, Ivps.

CLUB FUNCTION. The annual social gathering of th< South Wellington Football Club was hole iu St. Thomas's Schoolroom on Wednes day evening. There was a large niustci of tho members (about GO), the chair being taken by this president (Mr. J. W Salmon), supported by two vice-presidents, Mr. T. Bland and Mr. Wilson, also by Jlr. C. K. Dick and Mr. Bowles. During the evening, the president presented the following trophies:—The "Progress Cup" (the gift of Mr. E. Bethell), to Bernard Bell; medal (presented by an anonymous donor), for the runner-up for the "Progress Cup," Claude Pyeooft; medal for best all-round fifth-class player (presented by an anonymous donor), H. Tonks. Tho annual report mentioned that 34 games wero played, of which the club won 18 and lost 11, 5 being drawn. The balance-sheet showed that some members are in arrears. Votes of thanks-were accorded tho vicar and vestry cf St. Thomas's for use of club ,room, also to Messrs. Fuller and Son for benefit performance. A vote of thanks was moved by Mr. Wilson, thanking Mr. J. W. Salmon for his services to the club. It was decided that, an attempt. l>e made t<; form a permanent boys' club in Wellington South.