FOOTBALL.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3256, 29 June 1911, Page 6

FOOTBALL.

THE RUGBY GAME. TO-DAY’S MATCH. A team "will be- picked from- the f°l~ lowing players to represent Star in their match against Alhambra at Victoria Domain this afternoon: - Kokin, Tamati. Hepburn, Weston, Chris, _ Roderick, Cruickshank, Wena, Rangi, Davis, Brewan, Greaves, Wi, Buckley. W) SATURDAY’S MATCHES. 1%) team to represent the Garrison Thirds in their match against Y.M.P. at the Park at 2 p.m. on Saturday will be chosen from the following:—Atkinson, Dennett, East, G. Abbot, J. Walters, Oman, Sant, Trafford, Hansen, Cammock, Stitchbury, Cogar, Hargreaves, Williams, McGonigal, Tier, Stevens, Church, File. CHRIS'I’S COLLEGE v. HIGH SCHOOL. [PEE PEESS ASSOCIATION.} CHRISTCHURCH, June 28. The annual football match, Christ s College and the Boys’ High School, was played to-day, and resulted aftei an exciting and splendid exhibition of the game in a draw, each scoung six points. NORTHERN UNION GAME. WIN FOR NEW ZEALAND. ■ [UNITED PEESS ASSOCIATION —COPYEIGHT. (Received 1 June 29, 12.50 a.m.) SYDNEY, June 28. At Newcastle the New Zealand League team defeated the Hunter River district team by 21 points to 20. DrizEling rain foil, but there was a large attendance. Play was fast and even throughout, and the first half ended Newcastle 12, New Zealand 10. In the second half the visitors turned the tables on their opponents, scoring 11 points to the local’s 8 points. For New Zealand Siddels, Seagar, Mason, Woodward and Stannaway scored tries. Seagar converting two. Mason kicked a penalty goal.