FOOTBALL.
The following team will represent Star 111. B. against Inglewood at the latter place on Thursday:— A. Loaland, A. James, L. Francis, M. Gordon, C. Hoskin, J. Stockman, N. Woods, N. Johnston, E. Davidson, W. Harvey, Armstrong, T. Stockman, Tuhati, Abbott, D. Brett. The team leaves by the 12.50 train. The following will represent tho Stratford seniors against Tukapa on Thursday: F. Collins, Kivell, Fearon, D. Cameron, Lawson, Eandrup, Tockcr, H. Masters, Harkness, Osborne, J. Young, Dyne, R. Fearon, James, Marchant.
Stratford (first juniors) against Inglewood: J. Collins, Cameron, Stohr, Gibson, Anderson, Turner, T. Wilson, JCivell, C. Woods, Tiehbon, Miu'kny, Young, Melville, White, Kaspar. Stratford (second juniors) againsl Star A. at New Plymouth ; A. Browne, Dowling, MeKeown, D. Brown, Lester, liapley, Bonner, Kilpatrick, MacKay, Yickers, Dyson, Goodwin, G. Irvine, W. Thompson; emergency; Glover. Eltliaiu will be represented by the following teams on Saturday. Seniors v. Opunake:—Moir, Dive, Furne, Price, DeLaunay, Boyle, Thomson, McCracken, "VVeir, Seed, MeCauley, Smith, McDonald, A. Moir, Burgess; emergencies, H. Burke, Olliver. Eltham First Juniors v. Opunake, at Eltliani:—J. Carneross, Johnston, H Gibson, Sim, L, Moir, Cooper, Kccves, H. Burke, Maslin, McNabh, W. Ford, May, Ollivor, A. Hansen, Godkm '■ emergencies, Newlove, Whitham, Marx. Clifton will be represented by the following toams on Thursday : Seniors v. Inglewood at Waitara: A. Williams, H. Matthews, L'. Potior, J. Aubrey, H. Paltridgc, W. Lash, E. Grossman, G. Stimpson, L. Tate, A. Lash, H. Uiclis, J. Davidssn, H. Old, F. Knuekey, H. Pui'die. First juniors v. Stars at Now Ply. mouth : L. Andrews, J. Preston, C. i Foreman, T. Isaacs, M. Cain, W. Jury, A. Jones, P. Colo, .I']. Andrews, G. King, Pukcrc, S. Lovcridgo, L. Longstaff, P. Sampson, H. Foreman. Second juniors v. Tukapa at JNew Plymouth: H. McKoy, I{. Sampson, M. Taylor, Skipper, V. Tate, A. Haskell, B. Colo, J. Mortensen, B. Bcrntsen, E. Saugster, Ranmka, M. Cunningham, W. Dernehl, C. Bichcuo, B. Fullor.
The championship matches began at Wellington on Saturday, aud there was a fair attendance of spectators at the matches. A strong, cold, northerly wind prevailed, somewhat spoiling kicking and passing. Considering that it was the first meeting of the season, players were in fairly good form, particularly tho Old Boys and l'onekes, who provided an exciting gaino from start to finish. Old Boys beat Poncke, 17 to 3. Oriental beat Victoria College, 35 to nil. l'etone beat Athletic 8 to 7. Melrose beat Wellington, a to 3.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8099, 2 May 1906, Page 2
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402FOOTBALL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8099, 2 May 1906, Page 2
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