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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 69, 13 June 1927, Page 3

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£lO Football Competition £lO NO ENTRANCE FEE Send in as Many Coupons as You Like ! Owing to the fact that the ordinary club fixtures in the Soccer and Rugby codes are being suspended next Saturday to make way for special matches, a change will be necessitated in this week’s competition. The main Soccer attractions next Saturday are a representative trial ifiatch and the replay of a Chatham Cup-tie, while in the Rugby two representative matches will be played, viz., Auckland A representatives v. Thames and Auckland B representatives v. South Auckland. The inclusion of these four matches in place of the usual eight club games would leave only eight results for this week. With the big increase in the entries that have been coming forward, and the nearness of so many competitors to a completely accurate forecast with twelve results, it is more than likely that with only eight results (one of which is given in), the competition would prove too easy It has, therefore, been decided to include the senior A grade men’s hockey in this week’s competition, which will thus embrace the four main winter sports. The coupon published in Saturday’s sports edition is therefore cancelled. The Coupons will be published in THE SUN’S Sports Special every Saturday night, and evety night throughout the week until Friday night. The prize will be awarded to the reader who correctly forecasts the eleven results. In the League competition the bye will be allowed a count as one result. CUT ALONG THIS LINE Matches Played Saturday, June 18 LEAGUE —Senior A Grade CITY v ATHLETIC DEVONPORT v NEWTON PONSONBY v RICHMOND MARIST—A BYE SOCCER POSSIBLES v PROBABLES NORTH SHORE v TRAMWAYS RUGBY —Representative Matches AUCKLAND A v THAMES AUCKLAND B v SOUTH AUCKLAND MEN'S HOCKEY—Senior A Grade SOMERVILLE v ARETA UNIVERSITY v WESLEY ST. LUKE’S v MOUNT EDEN NAME ADDRESS CUT ALONG THIS LINE UNLIMITED ENTRIES CONDITIONS 1 — Cross out names of teams you consider will lose. It a draw, leave both teams untouched 2 Fill up coupon in ink with name ana address in capital letters, cut it out and when sending by post address to: Football Competition Editor, Box 630. Auckland, so as to reach us not later than 10 a.m. on Saturday Coupons may be delivered by hand at this office up to that hour _ _ 5 -No responsibility will oe accepted oy the Competition Editor for any coupon lost, delayed or mislaid. Proof of posting will not be accepted as proof of delivery, or receipt, and no correspondence will be entered into, or Interviews granted ♦-—The Competition Editor's decision is absolutely final on all questions relating to this Competition. B— ln the event of a tie the prize will oe divided. 6 Employees of THE SUN are not allowed to compete. 7 | n the event ot any number of matches Deing cancelled, postponed or abandoned, subsequent to the publication of the coupon, the right is reserved to withdraw the Competition for that week, adding the Prize money to the following week's competition 8 — The result ot each week’s competition will oe published in tne Monday’s issue of the paper following the Saturday upon which the com* petition is decided.