FOOTBALL.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 2 August 1920, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

| SENIOR FIXTURES. V • X ■ ~ A «■ - August . r Tokomaru v'. Hui iliu, al Manakau. Shannon v. Levin, at Shannon. Foxton v. Kuku, at Kuku. 1 J JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. FIXTURES. Second Round. * August 7. Otaki v. Koputaroa, at Manakau. Foxton v. Kuku, at Foxton. Shannon v. Levin, at Shannon. Hui Mai v. Waikanae, at Waikanae. August 14. Shannon v. Otaki, at Manakau. Foxton v. Waikanae, at Levin. Hu’ Mai v. Koputaroa, at Manakau. Kuku v. Levin, at Levin. 1 August 21. Levin v. Koputaroa, at Levin. Foxton v. Otaki, at Levin. Shannon v. Kuku, at Kuku. ] Waikanae v. Koputaroa, at Levin. i Levin and Hui Mai byes. August 28. j Levin v. Koputaroa, at Levin. j Hui Mai v. Otaki, at Otaki. j Iff the football matches on Saturday . Kuku and Hui Mai drew; Waikanae won from Shannon, 37—11; while f Levin beat Otaki 14—6. In the rep. ■ match, Horowhenua were beaten by 1 Taihape by 3 —o. j A match between the Otaki State J i School and Convent lads was played f ! on the Domain on Saturday, when the j I > participants played a most creditable j f game. In the first half both teams held ( [ their own, but in the second spell the . i Convent boys scored three-trios, and i • thus won 9—o. The passing bouts of j | the ladij were good, but there was too j ! much of this when on the defensive— | I a fault that the lads would: do well to f f remedy. They kicked and ran well, j 1 while their scrum work was interest- j ; ing. Mr H. Nicolson was referee. < ■ The first test League football match between the English team and New Zealand was played at Auckland on | Saturday in the presence of 40,000 j spectators, when the New Zealanders were defeated by 31 points to 7. Palmerston North High School de- * feated St. Patrick’s College, at Palmer- I ston North on Saturday, for the Moas- j car Clip, by 3 points to nil. 1