Football News.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 23, 27 July 1894, Page 2

Football News.

All members of the Feilding First Fifteen are requested to be at Messrs Billens and Bunting's studio at 2 p.m. sharp to-morrow, in order to have photo of team taken. The return Cup match between the Kea Kaha and Feilding Clubs takes place on the Feilding Oval to -morrow afternoon, and it should be the most interesting match yet played this season. When these clubs met in the first round Feilding were victorious by only three points, and to-morrow both sides will do their utmost to win. The visitors are said to be the favorites. The following are the names of the Kea Kaha team for to-morrow's match : — Backs: Weight, Isherwood, Hewitt, Giesen, Duncan, Podevin ; forwards : Pyke, Wishart, Prendergast, Elliott, Sedgwick, Newburn, Bell, Eyre, De Lnen, Fenton. The second fifteens of the Feilding and Kea Kaha Clubs play at Palmerston to-morrow. Mr H. Goldfinch's coach will leave Manchester Square at 12.45 sharp. The Pirates and Marton should play to-morrow, but it is likely that the latter will forfeit. The Marlborough Union finds it impossible to visit Wanganui this year. An association football match wsvs played at Wanganui on Wednesday between the Oroua County and Wanganui College teams, and resulted in a draw, each side scoring a goal. During the first spell F. Myers scored a goal for the County by a good corner kicked by Gray. On changing ends the College played up with great determination and Andrews succeeded in scoring.