FOOTBALL.
SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR. (By Telfcgraph—Per Press Association.) WEI.IINGTON, Dec. 13. The Cape paper says that the redrafted itinerary /or the South African football tour has not yet been confirmed, but whether our visitors play 22 or 21 matches, a jaunt to Victoria Falls, and a game in Rhodesia have been arranged. If only 21 matches are agreed to by the New Zealand Union, the Border Union will proha lily lose one.
M ANACK.It. APPOINTED. WELLINGTON, Dec. 14. Mr W. F. llornig, of Wellington, was to-night appointed manager ol the New Zealand llughy team to tour South Africa in 1928. The Management Committee of the N.Z I{.U turned down the suggestion of sending an assistant-manager. The South African Union offered to pay the expenses of an assistsnt-nuuiagei if the New Zealand Union really considered one was necessary, but pointed out that their own manager would also be travelling with the New Zealand team. SOCCEIt. LONDON, Dec. 14. In the soccer match at Stamfordshire rain made the ground treacherous. Oxford lveat Cambridge by six goals to two. j LONDON, Dec. 14. In the Association Cup re-play, 1 Swindon beat Crystal Palace, 2-1 •
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 December 1927, Page 3
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