FOOTBALL.
v (By Diogenes,) The Following (earn will represent the Royal Stars in .their match with the Masterton Orientals on the Carterton Reserve on Saturday- next, play to commence at 3 o'olock sharp— Baoke—Kuby, Kemp, i!ioolson, Gampin, Alf Bayliss, Andrew McEwen, Crother; forwards—H. Hodder, T. Hart, McGuinneVAlb. D'Laony.W. Oorlett, A, Booth,©. Biickeridge. Emergencies-Wright, Whyte, Underhill, Campbell.
The following players have been chosen to represent the Junior Wairarapa team to play agaiust the next eighteen, at Carterton, on Saturday, 13th, in view of the match against Wellington;— Full baok, Emmett; throe-quarters, E. Jackson, Faulkner, Richards; halves, L. Sullivan, El; Wrigley, Ay. Maguire j forwards, Butemiiiit, fl, Merewood, A. Cadwallader, Kumme/, F.' Humphries, A, and H. Beard, Yates. Emergencies; backs, Eton, Kiddie and W> Karaitiana; forwards, Simeon, Oliver and Doekeiy.. The following are the eighteen : Full back, R, Kemble; throe-quarters, Karaitiana, Kiddie, Jackson; halves' Eton, Hansen, Smith; forwards Simeon, Oliver, Dookery, A. Welch, A. Chambers, Eanganui, J. Wright, Quin, H. Mitchell, Gunther, Agnew, Emergencies, backs, Quin, Ha«&jns, 0, Webb ;'■ forward!, 1 J. ner.
TheTaranakirepresentatives played at the Thames on Wednesday, and defeated the best local fifteen by 9 points (a potted goal and & goal from a try) to i points (two tries). The weather was fine, and there was a large attendance, The game was a very interesting one throughout.
The following team will play against Eketahuna next Saturday for Tutae-kara:—Full-back, E. Bodmin; threequarters, Wolland, Hau, Mirama; halves, Meyer, N. Bodmin; forwards, 0, Brown, Drew (capt), 8. Brown, Heuderson, Adam, W. Cavanagh, Lubkie, Haka, Watohman,
"Taihoa" in this week's Catholic Times refers as follows to the recent" Wairarapa-Taranaki mat'ok;-Victory was undoubtedly the result of combination, as although the Wairarapa forwards, by fine individual dribbling, took the play on more than one%caBion uncomfortably close to the'risitors' line, the want of backing up and thegood defensive play of the opposing baoks prevented a soore. Watson or Gray do not appear to have Bhown up.' well, thoso who witnessed the match v
selecting McKenzie, Tom and Harold Welch, and Malcolm bb the best of the Wairarapa forwards. It seems a pity that really good men like the two mentioned should not keep up their form, but it is not the first time that first-rate players in the province have been inclined to trust to their reputation ; as an instance, witness the fall of the Ponekes a couple of years ago through the same cause. Wairarapa will need to wake up, or their fall will be as rapid as their rise.
The following team will represent the Orientals in their match at Carterton next Saturday:— T. D'Aroy, Williams, Hansen, B, Walker, Webb, King, Welch, Fellinqham, Braggins, ' Widens, *• Reynolds, Marsh, Jumbo, Tifjjyhnd Wellington j emergoooies, "Tr'and H, Walker, Corbett and Cade,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4184, 5 August 1892, Page 2
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454FOOTBALL. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4184, 5 August 1892, Page 2
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