FOOTBALL

Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4488, 7 August 1930, Page 2

FOOTBALL

'1 RAVELLING ARRANGEMENTS FOR. NMANAW EIENUA. JUNIORS. The Wellington Rugby Union, in a communication to the Manawatu Union, stales that the match between he Manawhenua and Welling’on representatives to lie staged as the curtain-raiser to the final test on Saturday, will commence at 12.30 p.m. To fulfil the engagement, Palmerston North and northern members of the combined tifteen will be required to leave Palmerston North by the 6 a.m. train on the day of the match, llorowhonua members boarding the train at Shannon at <3.35 a.m., and at l\nput.-m.a at (1.10. While Foxton players will join the train at Levin at (>.;>s a.m., Hui Mai and Otaki players will be picked up at Alan aka u at 7.10 a.m. owing to the train not stopping at Otaki.

The following players have been selected to train for the game against Manawatu at Palmerston X. on Wednesday, 13th August:— Backs: Johnson, Tilley, Taylor, R. Broughton, J. Broughton, Graham, Merwood, Westwood,-Parata, k'affev; forwards: Hakaraiu, Morgan, Fitzgerald, Harrison, Gordon, Safherley, Robinson, Tatana, Williams, Roddick. A practice will he held at Levin mi Monday I.lth August, when limit selection will bo made. MARE NI (HOLES MAY NOT PLAY. Mark Nieholls is suffering from a strained ligament in the thigh :il| d may not plav in tile fourth Test.

THE FINAL TEST

BRITISH TEAM SELECTED. Great Britain will be represented by the following team in the final I'esl match, to be played at Athletic Park. Wellington, on Saturday : Full-buck : .h Bassett; three<iu,•irlers: J. S. K, Reeve, H. M. Boweotf., C. D. Aarvold, A. L. No via; fly-halt: R, S. Spong; scrum-half: T. P. Murray; forwards: front row: H. Row, D. A. Kemlrew, 11. O’Neill; middle row: B. 11. BJack, J. L. Farrell; back row: \V. B. Which, G. It. Beamish, Ivor Jones. Wellington, This Day. The British team have selected F. E. Sulherland, of Auckland, as referee in the fourth Test.