FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1918, Page 6

FOOTBALL.

TO-MORROW'S FIXTURES. SENIORS. New Plymouth High School v. Stratford, at New Plymouth; Technical College v. Clifton, at New Plymouth. JUNIORS. New Plymouth High School A v. Stratford Cadets, at New Plymouth; Stratford D.HS. v. Technical College, at New Plymouth; New Plymouth High School 13 v. Rovers.

WANGANUI COLLEGE OLD. BOYS v. I NEW PLY-MOUTH BOYS'' HIGH SCHOOL. Football enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that the Wanganui, College Old Roys' team is paying a visit, to Now Plymouth this week-end, and will meet the New Plymouth Boys' High School team at Pukekura Pari: at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. This team has already this season played Wangauui College four times, and has won two matches and 10.-il two, and, when it is ' remembered that Wanganui Colllcgc this year, easily accounted for Te Aute College,, the combination should prove worthy opponent? for the New Plymouth' High Sehool team, whose play against Waimate three weeks ago evoked such favorable comment. The match should provide' a splendid spectacular game, as both teams 1 play that fast, open football, that is so exhilarating to the spectators. The following will represent Stratford A and B teams in their match i against the New Plymouth High School A and B, at New Plymouth, on the Racecourse, to-morrow: —A: E. Fen-wick, C. Clemow, W. Brown, B. Sbeahan, N. Kivell, L. Berg. C. Roscoe, J- Terry, 13. M'Oiiltoueh, H- Johnston, G. Kivell, C. Hampton, W. Kivell, J. Batcher, Conute, Bonner.' B: G. Miscall, A. Brown, T>. Vickcrs. L. Hall. D. MTJonald, V. .Grant, G. Budding. W. Clifton,- -M. Henry, <3. Cotlines. B. Collins, W. Berg, L. Walsh, J). .\nderson, R- Kivell; emergencies, JShaw, W. Gruhb. At Manaia c.n Saturday OptmaTce defeated Waimate by C points, fa try and a penalty goal) to nil. Optmakc ia now two points behind - Kaponga with one game to play. Should Opunalc* win the two teams will bs level and they will need to play again, but -if Kaponga should win or a draw result Kaponga will remain the leading team. A school match between Mana-ia and Kaponga resulted in a win for the forwar Tit S to 8.