FOOTBALL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8445, 18 May 1907, Page 6

FOOTBALL.

TO-DAY'S MATCHES. SENIORS. Maatertan v. Gladstone, at Masterton. Red Star v. Greytown, at Greytown. JUNIORS. Maaterton v. Featherston, at Carterton. * Red Star v. Carterton, at Masterton. Ruahine v. Maryborough, at Mar-tinboro-Jgh. The following aro the teams in today's senior matches:— Masterton v. Gladstone.—Masterton team: Fullback, Prow; threequarters, W. Minett, J. O'Leary, J. Duggan; five-eighth, Garnett; half, Logan; wings, Gray and Riley; forwards, Fielding, Barry, Lyall, A. Ross, Mackellar, C. Ross, B. Chapman. Gladstone: P. King, R. Andrews, Meta, Painter, Duncan, Te Atua. Hoke, Jaro, B. Rangi, Cody, Rawhira, Hector, Boyle, Moana, and Homo. Red Star v. Greytown.—Red Star team: Wing; threequarters, Willoughby, McLachlan, Wrigley; five-eighth, Dorset; half, Wali;.:r; wings, Spring and Scorrar; forwards Fulton, Norman, Collett, Chamberlain, Corbett, Todd and Wickens. Greytown team: Rogers (2), Brown, Familton; Haigh, Stevens, Morris, Jones, Scott, Hastings, Wines, Raison, Jury, Feast and Fuller. It is said tljat each member of the proposedj.New Zealand team to play against the Northern Rugby Union (England) has to deposit £SO towards the expenses. Messrs H. W. Kelly (Wellington), D. Gallaher (Auckland), F. T. Evans (Christchurch), andH. Harris (Dunedin) will select the New Zealand team to tour Australia after the Worth and South Island match at Christchurch on the 3rd June. Rugby is on the boom in New South Wales this season and o 'reat interest ja being taken in the visit of the New Zealand team. In 1908 New South Wales will send a team to England, and says a Sydney writer, "if our team downs the 'All Blacks,' then the success of the proposed tour is assured."