FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1921, Page 1

FOOTBALL

ll,' 'm.KOM.UUI-.'Klt PIIRBH association] selection ok teams. WELLINGTON. October 7. The s,.lectors of the N.Z. teams against the Springboks have presented a report to tlm N.Z. I'nioii. in favour of widening Hi,, basis ot selection. They tecommend two t'sims lie cooseii I'liitn each Island, one from the largm and one from the smaller unions. These to he chosen by men in clos,. touch SV it 1, them. These tennis should play ngain st one another, otic match in cavil island and from them the Nor Hi v South teams Iw selected The report advocated strict training lor international matches and that every | fayet undergo lied examination. The selectors also consider too much latitude was given to tlm Africans over the choice of referees. The committee approved of the suggestions and will recommend the annual meeting to adopt them. AUSTRALIAN MIN. 'Received This Day at 8.30 n.m.) LONDON. Oct. li. At League football Australasia heat Will lies hi 2S to I. During the last three minutes Australasia scored thirteen points. The following will represent the Hokitika A Team in Ilnur match ngnin-t tin Marist Ith. Grade Team at 1.3(1 p.m to-morrow in Cass Square :--1 humps in O'Connor, Baird, Preston, Williams. Kellv. Staines. Rutland J.. Rutland 1... Houston, M'ogan. Aitkcn, Mclntosh, lireeze, Nightingale. Tlm following will represent the Hokitika School R. Team in their match against (1 1 cyinoiitli School B ;,t 11 a.m. to-morrow in Cass Square -Kelly. Evans p estmi Rone. Class, King, Shannon; I’ciliam. Eowlcr. Evans, King, Lahore, Staines, Macfarhine J., Macfarlanc A. Finergdicies Pierson, Renton, MacDonald, Tla 11.