FOOTBALL.

Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1924, Page 1

FOOTBALL.

WKSTBA.NI) SUB-UNION. MONDAY. AUDI 'ST 25th. The Sub-Union met, at 8 put. I Text, nt Alcs.is !•'. McGregor ((‘liair.f. BanTiister, D. Dowell. Stall'ord. Breeze and lleenan. The minutes were cotilirmcd and outward ei ri'es; ondeni e improved. INWARD COBBIvSI’ONDKNCK. Flout Kokatahi Club claiming last Saturday's fixture ayain-t Uxeel.sioio liv lo'fcit and asking ] crmis.sinn to j lay a challenge yame tor the Breeze Shield against llnrihari at 11 a fill :i J'i. — Deceived. It Was resolved that the yame be awarded to Kokatahi hy forfeit. and that | ermissioit to J" lay the Breeze Shield mat'll lie al-o approved to take plat e at llalihai'i on [Saturday next. From F. \Y. Ileeiini re;oiiiny (hat din-ini' the A i.-ihiirn-UNeef-ior mateh last Saturday lie had ocea-doii to cauti. in B. Muir ttwiiel. 'l'. Muir. D. Taiiiui. Bill laud and I'.. Kenyan. Beeeived and resolved to administer a i atlti.'in lo the players mentioned. The Cliairman's action in granting I'ei'ini-sien to .school teams to play last Saturday wtts approved. FIXTURES FOB SA’i'FBDA Y. A I'DUST AOi h. Third Grade Bivals (W-'slpm t; v. \v, si land at 2 p.m. .Mr A. Sumner. duitior Dante —K iw i \'. Bunn. No. 5 ground at 2 j'.m.. Mr B. Hughes. • INTFB-DOBBKDK TOUBNKY. WANDA XU I. Any. 25. Christ’s C.illeye defeated Wellington Colleye to-day liy IS points to !). and thereby won the imer-eolleyiat-‘ Btiyby tourney. ’I he teams were lairl.v evenly mulched. The standard of play was below that of .-nine previous tourneys. Christ's Colleye led by ].d to .'1 at l.alf tine.'. SOCCKi: SF.CDND TU.ST. W FBI. I NOTON. Any. It !- slate! that plmtoyraphs taken (lliriny the second soccer te-t show that Cm sent the Bill over the line into the you!, when Kwiny threw himself on the hall, so that morally China won tile second test.