FOOTBALL.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1922, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

t TARANAKI V. WANGANUI. * TO-MORROW’S MATCH. ! By Telegraph—Press Association. Wanganui, Last Night. The Wanganui representative team to play. Taranaki at New Plymouth on Saturday is Full-back: Collier. Three-quarters: Head. Potaka, Weir, 1 Five-eighths: Peina, Delves. Half; Baddeley. Wing: A. Brown. Forwards: W. Smith. Stewart, Harre, Packer. Rosa, Abbott. Cox. Reserves: Hartley (back), Collerton (forward) . Four members of the original selection are not available, x NEW SOUTH WALES TE/.M. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Sydney, August 3. The following alterations have been imade in the New South Wales team for the second test match: Newman. Ferguson and Fox are replaced by N. Smith, Elliott and Marrott. CENTRAL DIVISION. FOURTH GRADE FINAL. Playing at Stratford yesterday for the Central Division's fourth grade championship. Stratford T.H.S. "A" team defeated Stratford fourths by 12 joints to 8. CARBINE SHIELD. . TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW. Star.—Smith, Hoffmann, Julian, Buliott, Hoskin. Gray, Bishop, Pearce, Ardern, Shaw, Beggs. Buttimore, Pollock, Lovegrove, Mills, Parker. E. Hoffmann. Tukapa.—Boon, Andrews, Boswell, Stohr, Hurley. Hooker, George, Todd, Hatley, Kirk, Crone, Morilleau. McGinnis, Evetts, Hamblyn. Emergencies: Allen, Yates. 'rile Star fourth grade team to play High School D on the Racecourse No. 1 ground at 1.15 p.m. to-morrow is as follows: Hughes, Rogers, Stureney, Gush, Smith, Phillips, Leonard, Utiger, Sims, Nodder. Better, Allen, Wooldridge, Oliver. Burd. Emergencies: Hogarth, Bensley. Scrimgeour. McMahon. DISQUALIFIED FOR LIFE. Wellington, August 1. Regarding the disqualification for life on H. McDonald, L. Buckman and J. Young (all of Shannon) for assaulting a referee, imposed by the Horowbenua Rugby Union, the matter came before the New Zealand Union to-night. A letter from Horowhenua stated that the men had warned off all grounds under the jurisdictionof the Horowhenua Union. The New Zealand Union was asked to make It applicable to all grounds in the Dominion. The Shannon ground had also been suspended, but after a deputation from Shao non, headed by the Mayor, had been heard, it was decided to lift the disqualification off the ground. The Union decided to give the disqualification Dominion application. AUCKLAND LEAGUE COACH. Auckland, Last NighL The terms on which L. Cubitt has accepted an appointment as Rugby League coach were received by mail to-day. After consideration a special committee of the League decided that the terms were unsatisfactory, and the gppnfnt ment of a coach was deferred till next season.