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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1780, 19 June 1913, Page 6

r WALK-OVBR FOR NEW ZEALAND. By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright (Rec. June 18, 11.25 p.m.)

Brisbane, June 18. The New Zealand-Queensland , League game at Toowoomba was played in beautiful weather. Tho Npw Zealailders gave a snlendid exhibition of passing and of tackling. The Qneenslanders displayed no dasli, and at times wero completely outclassed. Half-time saw tho scores; New Zealand, 16; Queensland, ?• final score of tho match was: New Zealand. 32; Queensland, 6. Duvall, Ifwerson, and Harmml scored two tries each; Hayward and Bradley one each. Ifwerson kicked four goals. Queensland secured two trios.

association. STORM IN A TEA CUP. Mr J P. Paton presided over the usual meeting of the Management Committee of tho Wellington Football Association liV A protestf was received from St. John's Club against Hospital. The nature of the nrotest was that the referee awarded a goal to Hospital which should noUwre been given. It was decided to T »fer tho matter to Mr. J- Inoe, tho referee, for a atmouncei i y m t Wellington's share of the "gate" in the CanterburyWellington match, played on the Basin Reserve on Juno 3, was £U 9s. Bd. Canterbury's share was >£14 9s. 9u. It was decided that clubs be informed that all matches must start punctually to time. It was stated that unless the games were started on time clubs would bo penalised. Junior matches slmll commence at 1.45 p.m. and senior at 2.40 P A letter was received from the Mana. watll Association asking for a Wellington team to visit Palmerston on show day (to. morrow). It was decided that a team bo S °Mr. J. P. Atkins, one of Wellington's delegates to the New Zealand 1 ootball Association, wrote explaining tho reason of his absence from a recent meeting of tho Now Zealand Council. Tho explanation was considered satisfactory. Otago Football Association wrote stat ing that every endeavour was beiug mode to send a boys' representative team 10 Wellington this season. ' , Mr. W. Duncan, treasurer, had given notice at a previous meeting that 110 would move "that the appointment of tho delegates representing tlie W.F.A. on tho N.Z.F.A. be cancelled." On moving his motion last evening he was ruled out of order by the chairman. Tho latter pointed out that as delegates to the W.F.A. had been appointed at tho annual meeting of the W.F.A. the committeo had no power to cancel their appointment. The mover said that lie had brought the matter forward on account of the fact that at a recent meeting of tho N.Z.F.A. Wellington was not represented. During a general discussion 011 the wholo subject it was learned that Wellington had appointed two delegates to tho parent body, olio of whom only had the power of voting at executive meetings. Mr. Duncan asked how the appointment of tliis special delegate was made. In reply he was informed that the question was ono of mutual agreement between tho two delegates as to who should attend meetings of the N.Z.F.A. and vote. The question then arose as to how Wellington would fare if tho delegates with voting power happened to be out of town, which happened on many occasions. It was finally decided that the Wellington Management Committee should appoint tlio "voting" delegate to the council. With this object in view, Mr. Duncan moved: "That Mr. Williams 1)0 appointed Wellington's delegate on the executive of the N.Z.F.A." This was lost by four votes to three. Subsequently it was decided that Mr. Atkins bo appointed delegate on tho executive of the parent body, and that ho bo asked to notify tho other delegate when he cannot attend. BROWN SHIELD MATCH. • Next Saturday afternoon Wellington representatives will be called upon to defend a challengo from Otago for tho Brown Shield. The match is to take placo 011 the Basin Reserve, and is to cominonce at 2.15 p.m. Tho Otago representatives, under the managership of Mr. J. C. Cameron, arrive in Wellington by tho Maori to-morrow morning, and will stay at tho New Zcalander Hotel. They return homo by tho Mararoa 011 Saturday evening. The teams are as follow:—Otago—Goal, J. Bailiie; backs, E. Taylor (right), T. Young (left); halves, A. Stephens, C. Reid, T. Fraser; forwards, G. Forbes, J. Gimlin, T. Thorn, *G. Campbell, and .1. Thompson. Wellington — Goal-keeper, Belhamie (Brooklyn United); full-backs—right, Cross (Hospital), left, Parsons (St. John's); halves—right,' Rickerby (Thistle), ccmro. Roots (Hospital), left, Shaw (St Johns); forwards— outside-right, Roberts, Corinthians), inside-right," Gibson ('thistle), centre, Hughes (Hospital), insule-lelt. Skinner (Hospital), outside-left, Barnctt (Thistle). Reserves—Favell (St. John s), Browtdco (Thistle), Ballad (Coniiihioiis), Loiul=mnn (Thistle), and (V.M.C.A.). , . , . Mr. B. I/. Salmon has been appointed referee, and Mr. J. Inco will act as Wellinctou's linesman The other linesman will be chosen by tho Otago toam.