FOOTBALL.

Otaki Mail, 15 June 1923, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

| REFEREES FOR SATURDAY. I | SENIOR j Shannon v. Foxton, at Shannon, Mi I .T. Sciaseia. ! Wanderer, v. Weraroa, ut Levin .\Fi E. Bevan. Hui Mai v. otaki. al Otaki, Mr T. Pa rata. JUNIOR. Weraroa v. Rovers, at Levin, Mr C. Burrows. Hui Mai v. Otaki, at, Manakau, Mr K. Davis. Te Horo v. Paraparaumu, at Parapairaumu. Mr S. Parker. Foxton v. Moutoa, at Foxiorv Mr H. Neville, Tokomaru v. Mangahao, at Shannon. Mr L. Randall. Shannon v. Kopufnroa, ut Levin, Mr F. Seymour*. THIRDS. Foxton v. Shannon, at Foxton, Mr R. Rangiheuea.. Rovers v. Weraroa. at Levin. Mr T. Wehipeihana. Kuku v. Hui Mai. at Kuku, Mi' Romeo. Te Horo v. Otaki, at Te Horo, Mr L. Udy. FOURTHS. School v. Foxton, at Foxton, Mr \V. Neville. A game that should cause a deal of interest will be played at Otaki tomorrow when Hui Mai play Otaki. Both sides are in good form and a fas! and exciting game should result. The Otaki juniors and Hui Mai play at Manakau. To Horo Juniors: Wells, Clay. Carkeek. Puti. Thomas. Smith, Wells, Stewart, riutey, Chancy, Morgan, Waka. Thompson. Tamuti, Faith. Wilson. Bus leaves Railway station at I p.m. MEETING OF RUGBY UNION. The weekly meeting of the management committee of the Horowhenua ; Rugby Union was held on Tuesday evening. A. Bevan, of Hui Mai, who was stood on the line at last Saturday's Wander-ers-Hui Mai match for alleged swear- ; ing, waited on the committee and de- j ni'e'd having committed the offence com- : plained of. He explained that he was ! in the middle of a crowd of players where such language may have been used, but for which he was not responsible. Jacobs, who was alongside Bev- : an at the time the alleged offence was committed, supported this statement, and on the motion of Mr Sciasc.ia. seconded by Mr Grinistoiie, it was decided that as a doubt 'existed no action be taken. Agreed that the date suggested for the rep. match against Taranaki, August 22nd, be accepted.