FOOTBALL.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1925, Page 4

FOOTBALL.

WESTLAND SUB-UNION. MONDAY. JUNE Bth. The Sub-Uni; u no t at 8 p.m. IV's.cut Me -r, F. ALGFivgor (I’resident). 1). Howell. Cutbusli, Staff r Breeze, l awn. Adam-on, Alunv. Ilowat ami lleen.tii (So: ret .try 1. The Referees Assoi i;aion reported ret'.numemling .selection oi referee lor Hil t man Shield inuleli next Saturday, against Grey from Messrs .Mrlvor. W. Vds iii. F. Ileeuan an I A A-kew . Rc'ci'M- I ;md resolve I that lie name of 8. Mere he also added. From Kumara Club raking date to b" fixed for tile pe-t; nned match with li. a at Ri s'... Re. eiv rd. From West Coast Rugby Union asking for I,'iUman Shield match at llokilik.i on Satoiday next. Received ami igreed to Tim action of the President and Secetaiy in postponing matches last Sat--11 titty was approved. From West t oast Rugby Union sluing 011 Saturday. .June 22th. the intrr,’nioii match (’oast v. Bailor would he ilayetl at Greymoiitll ami that a reproontalivc fixture tit Hokitika would he

played later. either list Alarlboroiiiifi or Golden Bay. Ueeeived. In funiK>ction. uiili (lie AralmrnKauieri mulsh .sot down for last Saturday and not played. ii was resolved it lie played at a dale to lif fixed taler. It was rfsnlveil that all junior and senior inatrlies tie postponed next SatKroni I). Meteor. referee, reportin': ('. Smith lor roiieli play last Saturday. Koioieotl and referreil to tin .! ndieial Commit tee. The third -Trade mat h Kxeelsiois v. Kiwis was set down for -Saturday at lii.in. It was re-oleed that the rep. jerseys lie eolleeted and liamli d in to tlie Treasurer. It- was resolved that any juniors soletted in a representative team for Westland shall not lose their junior status. Unsolved that referees he instrm-ted to in.speei the spike,s on players hoots before all malehes. ft was resolved that the Treasurer he instrueted to pay pereeulatte el fates due to the Boroueh Council to the Town Clerk, alter lieinji passed for paymem- hv the Suli-I'nion. Westland team to play Crey for the Pittman Shield on Cass Square next Saturday: - - WieJn Wepan Pumralt Si eel Tionclei'.'jn (I. Tninni Ah. Cleary {C apt.) Shaw Bevnney Carter Thompson Bannister Walker l’erham Griffin Kmeryeneips : Cihhous. Crifliths, Breslau, Shannon, (Beeves. Potieherlv.

: X.S.W. DEFEAT EU'EEXSI.AXn. | SVDXKV. .1 mu* S. ill Kli'J.y l.iagile. New South Wales 1 dole;: [ (-11 (J n ■ -!.) 11. I to-dav l>v -J7 to Hh i ! KXt•' I.AXD V. X.S.W. ! SVDXKV. .!unc S. ' forty thousand watched tin' second Soccer mutch v. Xew South 'Wales. Play in tJie first session was fust and bright. There was little to j choose between the teams. The scores | at half time wore New South Wales one goal. England one goal. (’a rtwright. the local goal-keeper wa-. iii.itiivd, and had to retire daring the j second halt. Xew South Wales we.ro further bandit upped by the loss of I c-adheater. who was stKo injured. For the remainder of the game they played v. ith nine men. England pressed to advantage. and addeii three more goals to their total. The final scores were: England four, Xew South Wales one. Doth reams gave a fine exhibition.