FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 17 July 1907, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

X.Z. TEAM IN AUSTRALIA. Sydney, July 10. The New Zealand football team were, entertained at tile Sports Club. It lias been decided to play to-mor-row's match on the Sydney Cricket Ground owing to the Sports Ground not being sufficiently large to hold the expected attendance. The visitors wiH lose the services of O'Sullivan, who is suffering from a slight injury to Ms shoulder; Probably Paton will replace him.'" Received 16th, 10.47 p.m. . Sydney, July 18. The New South Wales team to play New Zealand to-morrow is tTie same as last Saturday's. , THE PROFESSIONAL TEAM. "Per Preß9 Association. Wellington, July 10. The Post states that it is understood the All Black professional Rugby team to tour the North of England will leave WcUngton about the end of the third week in August and will go to London' direct. The first match is to be played on October 6.

r Per Press Association. ' Chrißtchurch, July 10. Ait the meeting of the Canterbury Rugby Union to-night, the chairman stated that arrangements were well in hand for a Canterbury team to tour the West Coast. J. McKinley, a member of the Sydenham Club's junior flag bam, was suspended till the end of the 1008 season for kicking an opponent in the Albion-Sydonham match last Saturday. • The following wiR represent Tukapai '-' Ist Juniors againßt Eltham on Saturday at Eltham:—Bullot, Webster, Finn Rtohr, Storey, George, Glynes, McGiven, foker Perry, fiturmey, Morris, Jones, - and MeAllum. ' The Whnganui reps, play Buller tonay- at Wanganui. The following will represent Star ITJ. to play Stratford TO. on the Ramtourse at 1.30 p.m. on Thursday:—H. / f rocl-rtt, L Patterson, a Bach, O.Bond r ?, n\ Te Alua ' Stocle ' w - W°ods, «• Bell, Penwarden, Lealand, Richards (•2), Lowe (2), Julian.