Soccer

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 740, 13 August 1929, Page 14

Soccer

ARAPUNI . . ‘ Arapuni beat Te Aroha at tho Her—ries Park on Saturday by two goals to one. There was a. good attend—ance and a fast. exciting game was witnessed. Scores for Arapuni were obtained by Kennedy, and from a mis—kick by Te Aroha, and-for Te Ai‘oha by J. Richie. Mr. Richie ably controlled the game. ‘ HUNTLY Huntly journeyed to Glen Massey on Saturday. The Waipa ground was totally unfit for play. A description of the game is not warranted, for it was a scramble in the mud and slush, the locals running out Winners by the odd goal in three. Gerrard (G. M.) and Dodds (Huntly) were about the pick of the mudlarkers. Pukemiro, on its own ground. was getting the best of Wanderers, leading it by 3—o when the referee, Mr. F. Logkie, called a. halt owing to weather conditions. Thistle journeyed to Hamilton, and was beaten by Rovers, 3—o. The following will probably represent Waikato in the Webster Shield competition, which takes place at Wellington this month. The team is subject to a. slight revisionz—Goal, Berry (Rotowaro): fullbacks, Topuss (Glen Massey), Godsell (Kimihia));' halves. Brown (Glen lVlassey), Pawnon‘ (Rotowaro). Powell (Huntly): for-i wards. Fisher (Huntly), Connew (Glen Massey), Boyd (Rotowaro)). 'McLean,‘ and Stevens (Glen Massey): emergen-‘ cies, Martin, White, and Manderson (Pukemiro). ‘