FOOTBALL.
[hv TELEGRAPH —PER TRESS ASSOCIATION.] WANGANUI BEAT AUCKLAND. WANGANUI, Sept. 10. At Rugby, AYangantti defeated Auckland hy ten points to eight, after a scrambling forward game, marked by a dramatic ending. Auckland maintained the load until just on the call of time, when, in the midst of nit attack' hy Wanganui, AlcAulifi'e potted a goal, which gave the home team victory.
SOUTH CANTERBURY V. WELLINGTON. TfAIAIIU, Sept. 19 The interprovincial Rugby match, Wellington v. South Canterbury, attracted ti large attendance to-day, keen interest being taken in the match. The play was fast and open. The game ended in a victory for Wellington by 25 to 18. ENGLISH TEA AT DEFEATED. CAPETOWN, Sept. -9 The Eastern provinces beat the British Rugby team by 11 to 6. TAD UNA PARK SQUABBLE. IM'GBY UNION SECURES LEASE. DUNEDIN. Sept. 11. Another round in the battle between the Rugby Union and the League "its decided by the Union obtaining from tho A. and P. Society a further 5 years lease of Tahuna Park. Roth bodies had waited on the Society. the League urging that, the lease he put up to public auction. Tin* Society, however, felt it was under a moral obligation to give the Union a renewal.
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 September 1924, Page 3
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204FOOTBALL. Hokitika Guardian, 11 September 1924, Page 3
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