FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 14 July 1922, Page 1

FOOTBALL

TO-MORROW’S GAAIES.

The AVestland Sub-Union’s competitions will l>e resumed again to-morrow, when the second round fixtures will he continued. The following are the fixtures, with the referees to take charge : SENIORS. Kiwis v. Uniteds at Hokitika at 3 p.m.-*--Air Cutbush. Excelsiors v. Hnri Hari at Hari at 3 p.m.—Mr Sutherland. JUNIORS. K iwis v. Rimu at Hokitika at 1.30 p.m., Mr A. Sumner. Kokatahi v. Arahura at Kokatahi at 3 p.m.—Mr Mark Wallace. Excelsior v. Hari Hari, at Hari Hari at 1.30 p.m.—Mr A. Sutherland. The following will represent the Kiwi Seniors in their match with Uniteds on Saturday at 3 p.m.—lJevaney, Kearns, Stopforth. Leslie, Cunningham, Tomlinson, Shannon, AYalker, Williams, Irving Dunoiaft, Ross, Stevens, Jones, Rougher. Emergency—AVilson, D.

Arahura Football Team—TT. Tainui, B. Cunningham, D. Ala son, J. Tainui, D. Tainui, G. Tainui, T. Tainui, AY. Palmer, J. Marshall, J. Flucty, N. Keogan, ,T. Alason, B. Finch, A. Muir P. Afuir, TC. Alason, IL Dalgleish. L. George. .T. Cropper. A car will leave the Greyhound at 1 o’clock sharp.

AIAORI BUG BY TEAM. SYDNEY. July 13

The Manuka sailed at 1.15 p.m. today for Auckland. The Bughv Union AI aori team are passengers. Nineteen of them are suffering from minor injuries, which are attributed to the hard Australian grounds, especially those in the country centres. The manager stressed the need for a conference to discuss the interpretation of tile rules, stating that the decisions in many instances were remarkable, and were not at.all in agreement with the interpretation in New Zealand.