FOOTBALL.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43330, 26 May 1908, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

WAIHOU Y. MORRINSVILLE, Tite senior football match Waihou v. Morrinsville resulted in a win for Waihou by 14 poiuts (!i tries, one converted, and a penalty goal) to nil. Mr Lowry gave general satisfaction as referee This match puts Waihou and Matamata even, so no doubt the next meeting of these two teams will be interesting. TE AROHA V. MATAMATA. The Te Aroha seniors failed to make the journey to Matamata thus forfeiting the match. TE AROHA lIY. MORRINSVIULE 11. This match was played at Te Aroha on Saturday last, and resulted in a win for Te Aroha by 16 to 3. Mr L. Buchan made an efficient referee, while Messrs H. Keesing and Reg. Willis held the flags. The game was well wiirth watching, and some real good football took place. Tries for Te Aroha were secured by G. Beeson, G. McKee, and E. Mackie, two of which G. Bygrave converted. G. Bygrave also landed a nice goal from a free kick. K. MiLean crossed the line for the visiters. For Te Aroha 0. Atkins, E. Mackie, aud G. Wallace were the pick of the backs, while the forward division was well represented by T. Gavin, Peat, and S, Jennings. For Morrinsville N. Clifford (captain), K. McLean and Little (backs), and Invin and Moore (forwards) sliohe out the best, WAIHOU 11. V. MATAMATA 11, This matah resulted in a win for Matamata by 8 points to 3. PIAKO REPS. V. WAIHI. The above match will bo placed on the local green next Saturday, and should prove well worth watching. The selector (Mr Glynn-Lewis) has chosen the following to represent Piuko : Full-back—P. Hogan. Three-quarters J. O’Grady M. Timmins W. Joughin Five-eighth—Alf. Leonard Half—W. Price Warner Dodd A. Leonard Hogg > W. Quinlan J. Fairer Cummorford L. Buchan 11. McCabe Emergencies : Forwards ; D. Barrie, iS. Jennings, Percy, E. Farrer, Mitchell; backs, Jack Timmins, Joe Timmins, MoPike, Garland.