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Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1920, Page 7

De brought off reasonably early, the programme as arranged will have to-he carried out without any postponements, and lu view of the programme of representativo fixtures, as well as the probability of a New Zealand team visiting Australia this season, It is Imperative that club football should be pushed ahead. Already the majority of clubs in North Tnranakl have had practice games, ami ihc form shown augurs well for interesting play In the competition fixtures. A number of new men have stripped off. Some of them will undoubtedly prove an acquisition. To-day Tultapa ' """ '" -' ' fit match to a naki ox-reprcset. l „ l „c, „„„ ulo moouus ui tiiese two old rivals should attract a large crowd to Waltara. The presence of the soldier All Blacks, Cain (Clifton), and Brown (Tukapa), will lend added interest to the match. These popular Tartmakl representatives can look forward to a great reception. B. Roberts, the young Okaiawa back, while practising at Okato last week, had the misfortune to break a small hone in his ankle. This will probably compel his retirement from the game for this season. At the annual meeting of the Itahotn Poofhall Club, officers were elected as follows: Patron, C. L. Kaspor; president, W. C. Green; vice-president, M. Voultaire, C. W. Field, \Y Fleming, H. G. Annis, \V. B. Dawson, D. Maroney, A. W. riiilllns, L. Billing, G Gibson, T. p. Htighson, A. F. Chapman, A. Cameron, W. Hodson, G. Pressor, Mare Horo; secretary and treasurer, 11. L. Kasper (reelected); eoacli, F. Baker; delegate to T.ItU., C. L. Kasper; club (..■—-■-- « -- mittee, C. h. Kasper, A. W Phillips, N. Moi-unu, u. fining, ivatson and tlie chatanan and secretary, ei officio. The Southern Division fixtures will commence on May Bth., hut as there are only uvo teams in the senior division, ihe competition will finish earlv three weeks ahead of the Northern Division Saturday eomnetiIA telegram fro Zealand Union ha of Patca. Wellington 's reinstated F.

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