FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 7 August 1931, Page 6

FOOTBALL

SATURDAY’S GAMES. The senior game set down for Cass ■Square to-morrow afternoon is that of Rivals v. Blaketown, while Excelsiors travel to Greymouth to measure, then strength against United. The Cass Square game should prove-an interesting one.. The ground should b dry, and as both teams endeavour to op-.ii the play the contest should providt some- good) football. t The junior game for the Breeze Shiahwill be played at Rimu between Rum and Kiwi and this should prove a gooo fast game. The following team will represent the: Exbelsions in their match with Uni teds at Greymouth to-morrow: Martin, King, Muir, Schroder, Nightingale, Hughes, Davidson, Eager, Thompson, Freitas, Bannister, Kelly, Gugi-ch (2), Hughes. The team to meet at the shed at 12.45 p.m. The. Excelsior junior team to play Harihari on Cass Square to-morrow at 3.p.m.—Thompson, Edwards, Hall, Preston, Keogan, Evans; Collyer, Dale, Adamson, Richards, .Jones, Chisholm, White, . Anderson,.. Connors. Emer : Cook, ./Leslie,. O.’Brien. . The following players will represent Rivals in their match with Blaketown at Cass Square at 3 p.m. td-niorrow: Pfahlert (2), Webster, Schist, Houston, -Baran, Mitchell. Mi’rtin (2). O’Cor iior, Stopforth (2)., Liarcomlje, Richards, ''Monk; Pierson.

. The Kiwi Football team to play -JRiniu, -at Rimu', to-morrow, will be selected from- the following: Sumner, Diedrich, Webb,.-.Wright, Auld, Olsen (2), White, Broadbent, Atkinson, Morgan, Walker, Stapleton, Heinz, Roberts, Hewlett, Rnine. Bus leaves. Newman’s at 2 o’clock sharp. SOUTHLAND WINS. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association) INVERCARGILL, August 5. In a representative match, p ayed here this aternoon in fine weather, with an overcast sky, the Southland team defeated Wairarapa; by 23 J points to 16.' Southland had the lion’s-share of the ball throughout, but made numerous mistakes. An officia lannouncement of the main winning numbers, of the Windfall Art Union appears on page one to-day.^.