FOOTBALL.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 4, 28 June 1882, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

' '.' A majah was pUy ad oaAhe Recreatip-f ' *' l &el_n<_.7 Iwfcyreeu two Jftaens of .'the jV_uner«Jion and Manchester^ Clubs, on .1 rl^WW** HU bf*ng jnpatfjy returned jflj^r jt%;*lty}dmg half*J*|cks when the •fr iftajb* jic|i__rti__ge f ocean*). Tba Feili- *.- taf;taansJworking better together have l^fbieir opponents fcad^ie m rule, the best * 'of She- >ac*itnsaages. They gradually . worked the ball down close 1 to the Palv aeAt^ goal, Harrison baiag obliged to before thie first quarter ' .*Was,iipA 'On Feilding kicking off from _ (^he;sppoßite/end ji series of scrimmages , j (j tOO^jrfftfie, aod.the ball was again kept ,. J jfieas.,,the Palmerston goal nearly the •i jWholf ;Ua*e. the Palmerston captain forci.. ing 4_own again in i sel&defence. During ' e dthßlMnld quarter the game was atill very !^fea«y7«ontt»sted, Neither feide having •^iSolW. L Sri«_imaging'%as the order of , Hhfrdiy, FenaiUg stiU hiving slightly the IJ *"Ses£b*f it. ftarnson. in forcing the bill dowu.al.pped, and, failed to stop, and : ri. k4«vA • toiHtiWfrtiM^&D'PWjfa bo?- -- pluekil&rdurrtg oi tkt£^--W*lF&*' l^' I '' l^'toid^i>. }a a*y id vantage} 'being * obliged 4nce~nuriw*~ i\*fa4o*mAd*n&' ToOttUch pratoel canty t , A^^jiv^lp'Wheefc^-wbo- placed* brll." «>'iia^ft>rward't«tne, ; being always on^tie ball, and, collarihe splendidly, -pybds, * Greah--'^M't&kl^***^ aff' did go^d, err ice for F£jMpg/ 7 aad garrison, Garraaif, aH fo ftfcnfflfftpn«. T.heW»tfih *aa jyouby, ,«^<N&te fm«».?.|ry" toinothing. lhe play genei^j was good, i the worst .part f iotfbe as|f__i»»agsevtli* jwoper organising .'*f.w_H#h should Ae attended to. Three cheers we«djiven.To*r either side, and' the j teams'^.pa'^M^ofr^he 1 best of term*, i •Jfetesri Cimhih^ andy Jackson officiated ■._■■) . A ' '