FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1926, Page 3

FOOTBALL

WESTLAND SUB-UNION. MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd. The Sub-Union met at 8 p.m. Pres-ent—-Messrs McGregor (chair), Steele, Cutbnsh, Breeze, Moore, Stafford and lleenan. The minutes were confirmed and correspondence outward approved. INWARD CORRESPONDENCE.

From W.C.R.U., in reference to one round for the new competition.—Received. From E. Partridge, reporting on Schools football. —Received, and £2 2s voted to the fund. Permission was granted for a match, "Westport v. Hokitika, on Wednesday, September Ist. with permission for the gate-money to be taken. Kiwi, Excelsior, Kanieri and Kokntnhi nominated teams for the Junior Knock-Out Competition. The Kokatahi Club notified retirement from senior competition, and nomination for junior.—Received. J. Gugich was granted transfer from Excelsiors to Kanieri. JUNIOR COMPETITION. The first round was drawn as follows, on Saturday, August 28tli:—

Kokatahi v. Excelsiors, Kokatahi, Mr Gaylor. Kiwis v. Kanieri, at Hokitika. It was resolved that no further transfers he granted this season, after Monday night next. It was resolved to ask Referee Sumner to submit a full report of kmt Saturday’s game. It was resolved the Breeze Shield be the challenge trophy for tlie junior competition. It was resolved Mr Snell s cha - lenge Trophy be allowed to the Schools 8-stone competition. .! It was 1 resolved to ask the W.C.RAfor a ruling ns to a players in the senior rounds drawing a bye playing o. n junior competition that Saturday. [Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.] (Received this day at 1.5 p.mA VANCOUVER, August 24. Mr Mair, manager of tjie Js T ew Zen-

land League Football team announced at Winnipeg that a. discussion is proceeding for the promotion of international matches between Canada, New Zealand and Australia, starting in Canada in 1927.