Football

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 29 May 1914, Page 3

Football

HUNTLY V AH IA “ The fas r played on tlie grc 3 verdict of the foo '-sis who turned on Saturday to vi natch between th hia and Huntly t ) first half Huntly 1 all their o w n way • u ring tlle second s rior condition ant lie visitors making fully apparent. i©n played a sterlir 1 with practice and that comes from pi , will he improved the season comes While all played .lber of the win nil rpassed his fellow eing characterise nd vim that was witness. Of the men Rhodes, W. F on, and Kat a were the assistance their »o their side bein meritorious. Win finally brought tlie end the scores stoc Ngaruawahia ;>r Ngaruawaliia

McKeown and Rhodes scored a try each, Henderson converting the latter, while (he Inst men-, tioued score:! a goal from the field. The Hun try score comprised three goals from the-field, two of which were potted by Tumate Mahufca, and the third j by H.. Burt; and two tries so-I cured by A ir. Peek ham and j Tumeke, one being c inverted by H. Burt. _ HUNTLY ROVERS’ FOOT- j BALL CLUB. Tiie following team has been j selected to represent the Huntly j Rovers in their m ite!) against ; Taupiri, at Taupiri, to-morrow : j Fullback, T. Pa wo on ; threequarters, Tumeke, Tumate Ms- i buta, H. Peckham; five-eighths,] A Raynor, R Peck'iam; forwards, H. Burt, W. ; Raynor, S. Richards, J. Dunn, i Mitchell, P. Hill ; emergency, j Kao Tarawhiti. In the two matches played the Delta reps, have suffered two defeats, both Huntly and Taupiri securing a win against them. Much interest accordingly centres on the result of to-morrow’s match, Huntly v. Taupiri, which should prove a close.and exciting contest. association" The members of jl o A w ' : ' tion Foc +l ” M practice oi creation t ~.ua to-morrow atternoon. If ! ! untly pi ayei s mean to keep the cup now in their possession, practice must be. constant and assiduous.