FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 266, 4 August 1921, Page 6

FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

management committee meets. Tho weekly meeting of the, tb ‘Se^ri‘tosr n (lion, secretary). 11. Yeotnan. PJ Banks B- Hendry. C Webster, H. L. senior team reported that thev iourneyed to Nelson to play the Neteon Association on Sat "L d^' y in la ® t ' d raw Th“°y thanked the NefiAssociation for the most generous banner in vvhlch they had entertained the team. A return match has been asked for by the Nelson Association to “ako place in Wellington this season It P Tlie b WelHngton school boys’ team will leave Wellington on Friday next to play Manawatu Association schools at Palmerston North on Saturday. . The referee's expenses in connection with the Brown Shield match on 4tatui’dav v. Canterbury called for much discussion. and It was decided to write to the New Zealand Council with regard to ll Tho n Wanganui Association forwarded a balance-sheet of tho recent Brown Shield match V. Wellington, and a elieauo for £57 ss. wsß received as Wclliußton share of the cote . Thorndon Club protested ajjainf--the decision of the council in their recent came with Gas Company and asked tor an anneal to the New Zea Sand Council for a further ruling. Tt was decided to refer the matter to tho New Zealand Council as requested. The transfer of b. Lewis from Marlst third division to Seatoun was granted, there not beinff a rcffular place in the Marist team for *Lewis. . t , It was decided to play the Browu S mat eh v. Auckland at the .Basin lleserve on September 3. Canterbury Association wrote thanking the locall body for the splendid recention riven, to their team during the vWt to Wellington last week, and added: XV e are satisfied the better team won. and send our congratulations to your Brown rhlrld team ” It was decided to play n school bovs’’ match at Otaeo this Poason In answer to the application of 4ncrc Association for the visit of a Wellington Masterton Football Club wrote askintr for particulars nnd copies of the rules of the ffame. It was decided to s»nd the letter to the New Zealand Council.