FOOTBALL.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 May 1924, Page 1

FOOTBALL.

The Sub-Union competitions continue to-morrow, tjie games for Cass Square being senior and junior teams Clubs. There is interest in the outcome for the senior game particularly. On last Saturday’s plaly the of the local team tlie country visitors should have a substantial win. The juniors meet at 1.30 and the seniors at 3 p.m. TO-AIORROAV'S AIATCHES. SENIORS. Excelsiors ,v. Kokntnhi at llokiiika, at 3 p.m.—Air A. (,'utbusli. Hariliari v. Kiwi at Hariliari, at 3 p.m.—Air A. Aske"'. JUNIORS. Excelsiors v. Kokntnhi at Hokitika., at 1.39 p.m.—Air 8. Moore. Arab lira v. Boss at Ariihura, 3 p.m. —Mr Muck- AA’aljaee. Ilium v. Ru'atapu at Riiatapu, 3 p.m. —Air J. Phillips. THIRD GRADE. School v. Excelsior A. at 3 p.m.—Air AV. A. AYilson. , ... Ki"'i A v. Kiwi R.—Air F. Lynch. Excelsior B bye.

EXCELSIOR TEAAIS FOR TO-AIORROAV. Seniors against Kokatnlii at 3 o’clock:—Best, (I reeves, Dicdrich, Hart. Bishop, Bannister, .Kortegast, Frqser I).. Alorgan. Ross, Henderson, AleFarhiiie, Palmer. .Duncan, Glass. Timer. Anderson and Boakes. Juniors against Kokntnhi at 1.30 o’clock:—Thompson. Cook. Harris, Shaw*, Preston. Kelly, Alclfa rlano, Davidson, Rutland, Williams C,, AlcDonald. Aitken. Montague. AA'illiams 11., AYilliams G. Kiner. Ogg, and lleeiian. 3rd. grade A. .against School at 3 p.m.:—Preston, Selby. Scott, Rutland. Hutchison. Davidson S.. King A.. Fowler. Gibbons, Stevenson. Evans, Dale. Staines and Nightingale. Reserves: Shannon and Palmer. B. Thirds.—A bye.

The following players will represent Aralmra in their game against Ross at, Arahura on Saturday at 3 p.m.:—T. Staines, ,T. Taiiiui, K. Alason, (!. Tailiui, D. Tainui, T. Tainui, I, Tainui, J. .Marshall. T, Rnelifqid, AY. Gray, E. Kenyan, T.. Alujr, S. Wright, S. Rowe, P. Aluir. Emergencies—Al. Tainui. V A. Aluir, Baigcnt, Lousieh.

The..following i.s the Rimu team to play Rimtapu at Ruatapu r.t 3 p.m. to-morrow. Cars leave Newmans Garage at 1.13 ji.ni. and Rimu at 2 p.m. —O’Connor (2), AVilloughby, Kelly, AI ills, Rooney, Ilo"'at, Smith, McLeod. Comport. (2), N. Cain, Free. Maloney, Corsan, Ganiyno, Devlnn, Woolhouse. kiwi TEAMS FOR. HARI HAITI. The undermentioned.players of both teams arc requested to meet at the Shed this evening at 7 o’clock sharp. Juniors— ITaussinann, Berry, Morel, Head, Breeze S., Breeze. D„ Raine, Jones. AVhite, Stopforth, Kidd, Pfahlert. Fleming, Rougher, AJorcL Seniors—Stevens, Oliver. HaHiday, Steel. Duneraft, living. Powlcy, Hagai*. Kearns. Shannon, AA’nlker, Perham, Leslie. Griffin, Adams.

CHRISTCHURCH AIARISTS. WELLINGTON, Alay 8. * The New Zealand Rugby Union received to-night’ll copy of the resolution by the AVcllingtnn AlariM (Tub, protesting against the failure of the Central Executive to deal promptly and reasonably to meet tlie difficulties that existed between the Alarist Old Bovs in Christchurch and the Canterbury liugby Union. AlrS. S. Dean: I suppose all we can do is to receive this? Air K .AA'ylic said they had still to hear from Canterbury. AL* Alullany: Are we going to make any attempt to gel them hack into tlie game ? Ah- Dean: AA'o are waiting on Canterbury now. AH* Alnlluny: I think wo should shake them up again and 1 think a lot will come hack if they get the chance. The longer it. goes, the worse it gets. Air Dean: Hold it over till next meeting and that will give Un-'in *•" "P* port unity. Air Alullany: Men are going to Christchurch from AYellinglon and Auckland Alarist (Tubs are almost sure to join in with the ALinsts there and play League. Air Dean: That is so: The matter was held over, for a week.