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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 281, 22 August 1921, Page 9

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- SATURDAY’S GAMES Played in ideal weather, the competitions were advanced another stage on Saturday. Thistles wore too good for Y.M.C.A. B, Diamonds accounted for Institute, Y.M.C.A. A easily defeated Brooklyn, Karori won from South. Wellington, and Waterside beat Potono. [Swifts went down to Marist, while at Porirua- the winners of the championship, Hospital and: Porirua, played a drawn game. Senior Division. Diamond 4, Institute 2. Y.M.C.A. A 7, Brooklyn 2. Karori 2, South Wellington 1. Waterside 5, Petona 1. Thistle 3, Y.M.C.A. B 0. Marist 3, Swifts 0. Hospital 2, Porirua 9. Second Division. Marist 8, Island Bay B 0. Thorndon 3, Gas Company 1. Petone beat Island Bay A. Thistle beat Swifts. Y.M.C.A. 4, Waterside 8. Third Division. Stop Out 3, Diamond 3. Institute A 2, Seatoun 1. South Wellington 5, Institute B 0. fourth. Division. Y.W.C.A. 7, Johnsonville 0. Marist 2, Karori 0. Porirua 1, Institute 1. Miramar 1, Diamond 0. ' Marist 1, Technical 0. Petone 2, Brooklyn 1. ’ Fifth Division. Soatoun 1, Marist 0. Island Bay 2, St. Thomas 0< Kilbirnio 4, Karori 2. Institute 4, Brooklyn 0. Sixth Division. Kilbirnie 3, Soatoun 2. Island Bay beat Y.M.C.A. Seventh Division. Institute 1, South Wellington 0. Marist (N.) C 2, Kilbirnie 1. Marist (N.) B 2, St. Peter's 1. Marist (T.) 3, Thorndon 1. Eighth Division. Institute 3, Marist (N.) B 0. Marist (N.) A 3, Seatoun 1. THIRD DIVISION -REPRESENTATIVES. Third division representatives to play Palmei’ston on August 27 at Palmerston are:—Goal, Bentley (Seatoun); backs, right Barr (Institute A), left Flinch (South Wellington); half-backs, right Rus ter hoi te (Institute A), centre Jeffries (Institute A), left A. Rudholph (Marist); forwards, right wing Taylor (Seatoun), Maddocks (South Wellington), centre Ryan (Marist), left wing Calvert (Institute A), Lewis (Seatoun). Reserves: Reyling (South Wellington), Noel Smith (Institute A). Any player not able to travel ia asked to communicate with Mr. D. Stirratt, telephone 2599, or Mr. H. Yeoman, telephone 20 —226, at once. LADIES’ MATCH. The Aotea Club’s A and B teams played a match at Newtown Park on Saturday. The weather was perfect. The Reds pressed from the word “Go,” repeatedly attacking the B’s goa4,-line. Their goalie was in form and cleared time and again. .However, the persistency of the Reds met with success, when Miss G. Landymore shot a goal. This livened the B team up, and after a spell of even play the' right wing of the Blues broke away and shot hard at goal twice, both shots being grandly saved, but Miss Clark, coming at a fast run, scooped the ball into the net and equalised. In the second spell the Blues played a hard game, their halves and backs playing well and frustrating all attempts by the Reds to break through. Just before time the right wing again got going, and Miss Campbell scored the winning goal for the Blues. The most prominent players were Misses Sawkins, Campbell, Flitcroft, Sullivan, Nicholas, Letham, and Rowell. Mr. Yeoman was reforea. CANTERBURY BEAT OTAGO. By Telegraph \Press Association. Dunedin, August 21. An interprovincial Soccer match be- * tween Canterbury and Otago was played on Carisbrook ground on Saturday and resulted in a win for the visitors by two goals to one. The only score in the first spell was a goal by Norman (Canterbury). Shortly after resumption, Norman again scored, and with ten minutes to go Reddiman (Otago) scored. Canterbury had all the best of the play.