FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1930, Page 6

FOOTBALL

WESTLAND SUB-UNION.

MONDAY, AUG. 25th

The Sub-Union met at 8 p.m. Present: Mesrs H. 11. Coulson (Presi-' dent), Ciulmsli, McGregor, Stafford,! Breeze, .McDonald and Keenan. Apologies 10. absence were made lor Messrse Deadl and Lawn.

The loliowiug ■nominations were received lor li'.e junior 7-aside.tourney at Itoss on Saanday: Ilium A. and 8., Kiwi A. and 8.. Excelsior A. and B. All junior games set down for Satujr-' day, Aug. 30l1i. were postponed to enable junior teams to participate, in the Boss 7-asiJe uiurnev. ;.>•

From H Staines and A. Stevenson, applying to be rechv-sifie i as juniors.— Received; to he recommended to the w.c.r.u. Referees available for Toss;—J. P; Coulson, F. Freitas. A. Cntbush, 1), Heenan and J. M - .-Cleary.

Messrs. F. McGregor,-It. ,M:.'T)nrand A. Cutbush were appointed a j n eial committee dor the Ross, tourney. Explanations re eived from various: Senior B. players in regard to nonattendance for Senior B. game were ac-‘ cepted. - •

NELSON COLLEGE WIN TOURNEY

'By Telegraph—Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH, Aug. 25. By heating Wellington College by 11 to 5 to-day, in tiie annual interCollegi ate Tournament, Nelson College, won the contest.

Playing for the wooden spoon. Clhrists College and Wanganui Collegiate School drew, 14 points each. Next year tigs tourimsitenfc will be played at Wanganui.

WELLINGTON TO UR

WELLINGTON, Aug.' 25

Tile following Rugby players will represent Wellington on the Southern tour, which includes a Ranfiudy Shield match with Southland on Wednesday week: — ; Heazlewood, Ball. Cooke, Mackay, iPollock, Oliver, Xicliolls, Page, Foley. Kilby, Porter, Coulson, .Teasup, McLean, McPherson,' Barry,.Reid, Diertrich.' Fell; Berry.

SECONDARY SCHOOL,S’ TOURNEY

INVERCARGILL. Aug. 25.

The annual South Island Secondary School Rugby tournament commenced here to-day in 'brilliant sunshine, and before a large attendance. In the first match Otago defeated Christchurch by 14 to 8, after a rather disappointing' display • by both, teams.. •’ 1 "• T r

The second match between Southland and Timaru wan highly exciting; and spectacular. Southland gaining a meritorious win almost on the call’df time, the final scores being seven to five in favour of the home team. The tournament will be concluded on Thursday! BROAD CASTING FOOTBALL.;

EFFECT ON ATTENDANCE. DUNEDIN, August- 26. The majority of members, claiming that broadcasting the description of football matches from Carisbrook was seriously reducing the attendancesthe Rugby Union decided to withdraw permission to the Company to broadcast the garaaJErp.m Carisbrook where Otago and Wellington meet nextSaturday.