FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 29, 24 June 1914, Page 8

FOOTBALL.

i■... -,j.ii'ij REPRESENTATIVE MATCH v. XARANAKI. (Special to tlie Daily News.) Hawera, Last Night. Tin: following is the Wellington team Ui play Xaranaki at Hawera to-day:— Full back: Capper. tVoe-cpiarters: Xwomey, Baird, and M.Xaggart. Hall: Nunn. Vi ing forward: A. Gilchrist. Forwards: Eront row, Kyne and i';ii'lew; L'aton, (lock) Dent, and Mei.iihuio: buck row. Cotter and Donne. [ Emergencies: J. Daley and Gair. | The Xaraiuuu team will be a-s publishI eil yesterday, except that IT. WhitlingI I'iii will take the place of Carey, who i i- unable to play. ! Xlio ground at present is wet, but I tli"rc are signs of the weather clearing.

The following team will represent M.iir second juniors against Stratford District High 'School, at Stratford, on Thursday: E. Hooker, <G. P. Puller, L. Mason, Tamati (2), R. 'Evans,' H. Guslr ('. Lcuhind, C. BHrringer, W. Hwvev, I'. Xhorsol, J. Carr, C. iTSoswell, S. Skipper. E. Hart, 11. Bayly, F, Orann, .1 Frewin, 0. Gloeion, H. ■Anion, E. Hill, B. Curlina, J. Parker.

BRITISH TEAM IX AUSTRALIA. COMPLAINS OF UNGENEROUS TREATMENT. TEAM WILL DO BETTER.

By Cable—Press Association —Copyright Received 23. 8.35 p,m< Newcastle, June 23.

At the reception tendered to tile English' footballers, Clifford, manager of the team, referring to the defeat at Sydney, snid the executive had not displayed a generous spirit in playinr? a thoroughly representative team against the Englishmen,. vAo had only been ashore for four days after a six weeks' trip. They could not he expected to show their true form tinker such circumstances, but would give a better account of themselves next Saturday.