SECONDARY SCHOOLS
WELLINGTON JUNIORS WIN
Today's Association football matches) include secondary school games be^ tweeu Wellington and Auckland, Aukt, Memorial and Victory Cup games, audi tho Chatham Cup final between Poiisonby (Auckland) and Millerton (West Coast). . ■ • The Wellington junior secondary; school team, which won the Herbert) Smith trophy at the recent Nortlii Island secondary schools' tournament, defeated the Auckland junior secondary,! schools' team at the Basin Reserve* this morning by 2 goals to nil. The teams were:— Auckland.—Warren; • Warriugtouj, Mansfield; Watkin, Furnell, Hewison.;! McDonald, Lainont, Needham, Brown?1. Liversage. . ■ Wellington.—Willing; Tarrarit, Gar« rod; Gendall, Jones, Myers; Firmeston^ Day, Gates, Yeoman, Kelly. Referee: Mr. J. Lees (Auckland). In both sp.clk Wellington were, superior, and though they led 1-0 at half-time, they appeared to be more than one goal better than their oppom ents. In the second spell 'Auckland; were called on to defend for the greater part of the- time, and only occasionally, threatened the Wellington goal. Botff goals were scored by Gates.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 49, 26 August 1933, Page 15
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161SECONDARY SCHOOLS Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 49, 26 August 1933, Page 15
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