FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 103, 9 August 1910, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

NORTHERN UNTOX TEAM'S PROFIT, J By Cable.—Proas Association.—Copyright ' Reoeived 9, 12.55 a.m. Sydney, Last Night. | The tour of the English Northern Union team realised approximately! £12,000. ' They take £7,200 on the basis of GO per cent, of the gross proceeds. The guarantee was £3OOO. The amount taken in Sydney was nearly £9OOO. AUCKLAND v. HAWKE'S BAY. By Telegraph.—Press Association!* 'Auckland, Yesterday. The following team has been chosen to represent Auckland against Hawke's Bay on Saturday: Miller, Stewart, O'Leary, Murray, Power, Magee, Morse, Wilkes, Tyler, Sellars, Wylie, Cunningham, Maguire, Hay ward, Hall. PLAYERS SUSPENDED. Dunedin, Last Right. At a meeting of the Otago Football Association to-night P. Aitcheson, member of the Alliance club, was suspended till the end of 1915 for continued deliberate tripping. A. McLeod,, a member of the same club, was similarly dealt with for violent charging and kicking. Cormack, also of the Alliance club, was suspended till the end of June, 1911, for striking an opponent. The suspension of 5 years imposed on Lawson (Mornington Club) by the Wednesday Association for striking the referee, was endorsed. SOUTHERN' DIVfSIOX. liawera 11. defeated Xormauby I. hyj 19 points to 3. ! Okaiawa 11. defeated Kaponga 1. lv: 27 to 3. Waimate 111. defeated Patea 111. by 3 j points to 0. The Tnsrlewood Club having admitted the protest entered by the Stratford Club against their thirds, Clifton have to play off with Stratford for the cnainpionship of the northern end. The match will be played at Inglewood on Thursday. The secretary of the Taranaki Rugby Union has received a letter from uhe Education Department approving of the conditions oi» the Bayly Memorial scnolarship. The football match between the Stratford and West End primary school teams resulted in a win for the Stratford boy? by 9 points to nil. The Stratford bovs y thus become the champions of the Pnmj ary Schools' competition,