FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 June 1922, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

THE RUGBY GAME CENTRAL DIVISION. A The following appointments have been made for the first junior matches to-morrow:— Midhirst v. Ngaere, at Midhirst, at 2.30 p.m., Mr. R. H. Harkness. Strat/ord v. Inglewood, at Stratford, at 2.30 p.im., Mr. C. A. Gray. Toko v. Cardiff, at Cardiff, at 2.30 p.m., Mr. J. H. Thompson. TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW, INGLEWOOD CLUB. The following teams have been picked to represent the Inglewood Club: — Second grade v. Stratford, at Stratford: Adams, Cameron (2), Haslett, Hickey, James, Julian, Kirk, Lumsden : (2), Old, Orchard, Schrider, Street, Towers, and Wilson. Fourth grade v. Stratford, at Stratford:— Allen, Baker, Bublitz, Burrows, Clegg, Evans, Franklyn, Hamerten, Jefferies, Langridge, Mumby, O’Byrn (2), Roberts and Spurdie. THE NGAERE CLUB. The following will represent Ngaere against Midhirst, at Midhirst, t-morrow: Meuli, Bloomfield, Meuli, Basley, Meuli, Simon, Coleman, Pennington, Tippins, Walker, Powell, Connell, Pennlall, Fryday, Quayle, Booker, Hyndman. THE MIDHIRST CLUB. The Midhirst team to play Ngaere will be selected from the following: Chard (3), Walker (2), Johnson* (2), Carroll (2), Anderson, Tempro, Kivell, Collings, Haigh, Breen, Corklll, and Flower. RULES FOR SPECTATORS. At Monday’s meeting of the central division of the Taranaki Referees’ Association at Stratford, the referees were instructed that in future spectators at football matches must be kept behind the fence (where there is one) and that play shall not continue until this is done. THE ASSOCIATION GAME TEAM FOR TEST MATCH. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. The following team was selected last night to train for the first "Soccer” test match against the Australians at Dunedin:— Goal: .1. S. Ewing (Wellington). Sacks: McAuley (Otago), R. Braithwaite (South Auckland), J. P. Flood (Canterbury). Halves: W. Brownlee and D. G. Jones (Wellington), Knott and Corbett (Auckland), Simpson (Canterbury). Forwards: W. BrundMi and Rarity (Otago), A. Bissett Hooper (Auckland), G. Campbell, C. W. Ballard and Wanton (Wellington).