TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL TFAMS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 193, 10 May 1919, Page 10

TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL TFAMS

iK' Till- RUGBY LISTS. The following will represent the Oriental Football (.'1 nb's third grade in the match with Johusonville to-day:— MacCarroll, Acourt, Woods, Ryan, Gamble, Clark, Wallace, Smith, De Latour, Gray, Clulee, Barton, Hall, M'Gill, Smith. Emergencies: Stevenson. Clementson. ' lUe team will leave Thorndon by the 1.10 p.m. train.

The following players will represent the Petone Club to-day:— '

Senior: Hill, W. Thomas, Hamilton, Comer, Poole, J. Shauahan, Nyhan, Ambler, Bowers, Albert Parker, Dickens, Thomas, Smylie, R. Slwnahan, Wylie, Junior: R. Locke, Garner,. Shardlow, K. Gardiner, Brace, V. Bradley, Love, Pickering, Ryan, Bcyd, Parker (2), Lyster, Martin.

Third-class: Eiffe, McCarthy, J. Smith, McSweeney, Reid, Allan, Clarke, Cole, Glover, Hogg, Cotton, Smith, Wild, Jones.

Fourth Class: Cudby, K. Rodger, Ryan, McMillan, Olsen, E. . Smith, Warren, Ashman, H. Nankivell, Brown.

Fifth Class: W. Wilson, Clarke, Usmar, Gardiner, Jowett, l'awson, Nankivell, Bradley, Parrant, T. Locke, Burns, Childs, H. Uoblo, J. Lawrie, Morris.

Sixth Class: W. Eodger, Thompson, T. Lawrie, Higgins, Hope, Nankivell E. Goble, Davie, Cairns, Wilson, Watt, Mfthi's, Kearney, C. Ryan, Aslmlet.

Wellington, who tied with Athletic for the 1914 senior championship (the outbreak of war preventing a final match), is one of the tennis expected to do great tiling \tliis season. There is no moro popular club in the province that tho yellow and blacks. and if L. A. Beard, a brilliant five-eighth in the 1914 team, be got out (he has just returned from the front), part habitues should havo the pleasure: of seeing Wellington more than once on Ihe No. 1 grourid. The forwards are strong, and with a speedy three-quarter line, including Packer and Rn'vident (both representative players), all that is required is Beard to cement them into a fine side. Petone will not be so strong as last, season, nt least for tho first, round. It is likely that Nicholls, Tailored, and Arthur Parker will not be playing to-morrow, and under these circumstances Wellington will have a T>ig following. Captain (Dr.) Ritchie Crawford. a South Island referee with a fine RugJ>y word, both as a player and administrator, will carry the whistle.

'Vmsity, with Aitken, Jaek6on, and Beard available. wil give this Grepns rrroal hpirt for Iheir lnpfitinp; with Ponpke. 'flip team should do better. forward with Beard to lead. Poneke has already n great =ide, and Alipir'e reappearance will strengthen still further the popular Ked and Blacks. Senior nlavers at the nark are reminded that their fixture? start at 2.45 n.m. 11l I'-p fourth grade Athletics meet Oriental Ji (instead of Ponelce) ,at Lynll Bay, No. 2. ASSOCIATION. Tho following teams will represent the Petono CluT) to-day:— Senior: Porteous, Bold, Ingham, Bolton, A. Jowett, Gardiner, Gosney, Gay, Camm, Preasley, McCurley. Third A Grade: Able, E. Stanford, N. .Toivptt, Brooks, Jenkins, "\Y. Stanford, H. Burd, Mullis, Luekock, Piper, Aamodt. Third B Grade j'lteLeod, Caliill, Colquhoun, Deeley, Taylor, P. Bond, Kiddell, Saunders, Puvrant, Grimwood, Wilson. Fifth Grade: W. Jowett, Allan, Phelps, Oraip, W. Burd, Pawson, Monks, Hollis, Cristie, Martin, L. Bond,