FOOTBALL.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 May 1923, Page 4

FOOTBALL.

SATURDAY'S G A AIKS. The Westland Sub-Union fixtures for Saturday are as follows: SENIOR. Kiwis v. United. Cass Squa'V.. Kokatabi v. Ha.ri 1-Jari. at Kokatabi. Excelsiors v. Honiara, at Humarn. JUNIOR. Ataliura v. Excelsiors, Cass Square. 1 l'ni 1 lJari v. Kokatabi, at Kokatabi Ross v. Rimu, at Riinu. Kiwis v. United, Cass Square. THIRD GRADE. School v. Excels ic rs.

The fixtures arc now iipproacbing a more interesting stage, and with the games of the last lew weeks the players should be Jupil.Uv getting into form which the line weather of the past weeks should have aided considerably, 'file games should again provide some close contests.

Ifxtelsiai’ Juniors against Araiiura at I ,;t() sharp.— Davidson. Pcrliam. Preston. Thompson. Harris. Shaw. AlaeKarla no, Eo-s, Rutland. AiacFarlanc. Gibbons, .Montague, Ogg. Aitkeu. Glass. Eir.erg. Wiliiams and Rosenberg. ’I he following " ill represent. Excelsior dial Grade against School at if p.m. : Swill, Heim'.. Re wo. Preston, l’almor. Cameron. Alt Enrlane, Stevenson. Ko.vler. lintland, Nightingale, King, Staines. Dale, .McDonald. Emerg. Gibbous and Aldridge. KIWI TEAMS FOR SATURDAY. 'Pile following will represent Cue Kiwi Football Club in its matches to-mor-row : - Seniors: Stevens, Hoy. Steel. Moynihan. Diincrail. Stevens. Giittcu. Kearns. Walker. Irving, IVrliam. Leslie. Olliver, Sliaimon. .Juniors Haussmann. Jones. Siop--I'iirth. C .indwirk. Breeze S., Breeze D.. Raine, 'White Pf'ahlert. Fleming, Muirhead, Howat. Eleming. Kidd, Halm. MANAGEMENT COMAHTTEE. WELLINGTON. May 9. The fir-1 meeting of the newly elected Management Committee of the New Zealand Rugby Union was held tonight. Mr S. Davis was elected as chairman. Alessrs Picniig and Deans were appointed delegate's to the Oimypie Council. The ro< ommendation of the annual general meeting to appoint five selectors from each Island was adopted. It was decided t,> invite the l liens to send in tlie names of gentlemen considered as i|iialiliod to act as selectors. U- was decided that applications for reinstatement lie decided on their

merits. It was decided to write to the New Zealand representative in England, advising him of the desire for an Imperial Conference on the rules. South Africa and New South Wales are to Lo asked to support Nrw Zealand. South Africa ami 1924 was suggested as the place and time of the conierence. Tlie unions are to he circulated and asked to secure the co-operation of all old players. Tlio question of tlie amusement tax was raised, it was reported that a deputation had waited on tlie Hon J. C Coates who promised to place the matter before the Prime Minister. The following eommitee was appointed iitanee, Die chairman. Alessrs Little and Wylie. Representatives ou the New Zealand Referees’ Association ami the Monscar Cnp: Messrs Kitto. Little and Hornig.