SOCCER COUNCIL MEETS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1008, 26 June 1930, Page 2

SOCCER COUNCIL MEETS

INTER-ISLAND SCHOOLS MATCH Frees Association WELLINGTON, Tuesds: The Council of the New Football Association met tonign£ £ F. Campbell presiding. Mr. B. son. of Belmont, who * ia * in charge of the arrangements 1 visit of a New Zealand prim _ team to Australia, now , a ?, a^ na stf* wrote that he was giving full c eration to the proposed 'tjh match between primary sch o ® l *; North Island primary schools * - . ment would take place at 1 North during the last week in >. so it was possible that August be a suitable date, and it ranged at a minimum of would depend on the South I sia - .' s .i Tho chairman thought they get in touch with the Ve * ,, *f tin£r - sociation with a view to j. *** boys and securing a ground. ... decided to write to the ** l Association. . w-gi t b* Apologies were received South Canterbury and k * t y Associations for not obtpmi * rlftrconsent of the council before i an interprovincial match. promised that it should not Action in regard to the 5 v player who had b?en tempting to strike a referee i( jtf cussed. Some days afer the was reported by the ref**®®* m was sent back to the Weh.’Bo sociation for reconsideration- ■ not considered that a cauU 2L e player and apology to the 0 adequate punishment, e? P*5J2r si' view of the fact that the P * *v mitted striking at the referee- IJ decided to send a general it* associations that players order jjr held for misconduct should ***, pended until they appeared local committee and the ca „- *«t of. This decision was ar* l , lowing reports of cases in v U - f iers who had Ken imported 10. e< nduct hod failed to attend [ m. eting of the Management f tee. and hatl played on ui« • | Saturday.