FOOTBALL.
The Crescent Club met a mixed team of Tinwald and Ashburton players yesterday in the Domain, when the former team won by fourteen points—threa trua and one goal, to eleven points—one try, one penalty goal, and one goal. In the first spell scores were obtained for the winners by A. Pilbrow, J. Prichard and E. Robot tom, but attempts to convert were failures In the second speU L. McDonald, for Tin wald, kicked a goal from a mark near half way, and B. B yie and C. Cl»rk secured tries, one of which was converted by C. Clark. J. Prichard for Ashburton and J. Jackson converted. Mr E. Conter acted as referee, and Messrs Willis and Morgan line umpires.
Sydney, August 15. The following twenty-five have been finally selected to represent New South Wales in the New Zealand football tour :—• Allcock, Barry, Brannd, Bliss, Clayton, Oupples, Carson, Cobb, Dibbs, Edwards, Gallcway, Henlon, Hanna, Lane, Lohan, Lusk, McMahon, Parish, Ransen, Riley, Surman, Sawere, Scott, Walsh, ilnd Wyburd. In the absence of several uni versity and other cracks the team cannot be regarded as a strong combination. Tha forward division is good enough, but the half backs will probably show weak ness before many matches are played.
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