FOOTBALL.
Wairarapa Reps, defeated the Bush Reps, at Masterton oh Saturday by 12 points to three. Following is Wairarapa-Bitsh districts representative fifteen selected to play against the AngloWelsh team in Masterton on Saturday next: — Full-back: Russell (Wairarapa. Three-quarters : Connor (Bush districts), Collins (Bush districts), Darvill (Wairarapa). ' Five-eights : O’Rear y ‘ (Wairarapa), Groube (Wairarapa). Half: Adams (Wairarapa). Wing-forward: J. Workman (Wairarapa). Forwards : M‘Carthy (Wairarapa), R. Smith (Bush districts), H. M'Kenzie (Wairarapa), Harvey (Bush districts), Brenchley (Wairarapa), Swaiuson (Bush districts), Rpss (Wairarapa)* At Wellington on Saturday, Poneke defeated Petone by 13 to 11 ; Oriental defeated Wellington by.s points to 3 Melrose defeated Athletic by 9 points to nil ; St. James defeated Old Boys by n points to three : and Southern defeated Victoria College by 12 to 6. At Palmerston, Palmerston defeated Old Boys by 22 points to 11. At Feilding Kia Toa defeated Feilding by 13 points to 10. At Brisbane on Saturday the New Zealand Professionals, defeated Queensland by 12 to 3) The football match Awahou, v. Albion, played on the Racecourse on Saturday, resulted in a win- for the former by n points to nil. Neither club was represented by their best teams, consequently the display of football was very poor, it being nothing more than a for? ward scramble from start to finish*-
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 386, 19 May 1908, Page 2
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213FOOTBALL. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 386, 19 May 1908, Page 2
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