FOOTBALL.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2542, 1 July 1909, Page 3

FOOTBALL.

THE ALL-BLACKS IN AUSTRALIA. JlNirro Vitus's Association —Copyright (Received June 30, 7.25 p.m. SYDNEY, June 30. The All-Blacks defeated the “Kangaroos” by 20 points to 8. TO-D A7’FMATCHES. Tho matches to ho played on Victoria Domain to-day are : —Gisborne v. Star, 1.45 p.m., and City v. Alhambra, 3 p.m. , The following will represent City : Luttrell, Malloy, Tocker, Grenfell, Witty. Pullett. Bennett, Stagpoole, O’Neill, Roderick, Bragge, Grant, Brio-lit, McLean, and Holmes. The Alhambra team will be chosen from the following: Craig, McLachlan, Somervell (2), Whitfield, Parker Turoi, Newton,, Giddes, Darvill, Carter, \Vllliams, McConnell, E. Clarke, Casley, ,'ijson, N.> Carter, and Stevens. REFEREES APPOINTED. At a meeting of -the Referees’ Association last night, referees were appointed for to-day’s and Saturday 6 football matches as follows : To-day’s Matches-.—Gisborne v. Star, Mr. H. Carr; City v. Alhambra, Mr. t. Osborne. . , _ . Saturday’s Matches. —At Victoria Domain: Seniors, United v. Y.M.C.A., Mr L. Williams; juniors, Kaiti-City v. YMC 4. Mr. W. McCredie; third grade, Y.M.C.A. v. Kaiti-City, Mr. M. Osborne; practice match, Te Kura v. Kaiti-City, Mr. J. C. Williams. • ■ Country Competition at Makauri.—Seniors, Takitimu v. Makauri Mr. W. -Howard; juniors, Te Kura v. Makauri, Mr. W. Hay.