New Zealand 1949 (original) (raw)

The FA Trophy, for teams representing provinces, continued to be the premier award in domestic football.

There was no national club championship but Chatham Cup, a New Zealand FA Cup style competition, was played (see below).

Provincial Leagues

"Major" Associations (listed from north to south):

Auckland

1.Eden AFC 2.North Shore United AFC Eastern Suburbs AFC other participants not knon

Wellington

1.Seatoun AFC 14 24p 2.Waterside AFC 14 23p 3.Institute Old Boys 14 19p 4.Marist Brothers OB 14 13p 5.Hospital FC Porirua 14 10p 6.Diamond FC 14 10p 7.Railways 14 9p 8.Technical Old Boys 14 4p

First Division A increased to ten teams for the 1950 season (which means no relegation for Technical Old Boys).

Petone AFC join the First Division A from the Second Division (as a reward for winning the Chatham Cup).

The full table can be found here.

Canterbury

Winner: Christchurch Technical OB

Otago

Winner: Northern

"Minor" Associations:

Hawke's Bay

Winner: Napier HSOB

South Canterbury

Winner: Northern Hearts

Southland

Winner: Brigadiers

Taranaki

Winner: City

Waikato

Winner: Rotowaro

Wanganui

Winner: Wanganui Athletic

Chatham Cup:

Qualifying Rounds

Wellington:

Petone 7-1 Wellington Marist
Petone bt Railways Petone bt Institute Petone 1-1, 1-1 Waterside [1-0 on corners]

SUMMARY

Association Entries Representative

North Island: Auckland ? Eden
Taranaki ? Moturoa Wellington ? Petone South Island: Canterbury ? Technical OB
Otago ? Northern Southland ? Invercargill Thistle

COMPETITION PROPER

Ohakea 0-2 Petone Eden 2-2 Petone (at Blanford Park; game stoped after 90 min normal time and 40 min of extra time due to bad light) Petone 4-0 Eden

Final

[Aug-27] Basin Reserve, Wellington Petone* (Wellington) 1-0 Northern of Otago [Hewitt]

- Petone played in Wellington's 3rd level division (The top two divisions were: First Division A and First Division B. Petone played in the Second Division)!

Petone: Ben Savage, Bob Reid, Fred Peters, Bob Walker, John Blundell, John Jakens, Jim Russell, Dave McKissock, Wally Hewitt, Frank Naylor, Jim Gale Northern: Jim Stephenson, Mick Ives, Bob McLean, Arthur Williams, Wally Meehan, Brian Walsh, Albie Jenkins, Ivan Walsh, Bill Berry, Norman McDonald, Bernie Cox.

Referee: F. Callaghan (Wellington) Attendance: 12 000

1948.

1950.

list of champions.

list of final tables.

all-time tables.

list of cup winners.

list of brown shield winners.

list of fa trophy winners.

About this document

Partial sources: Capital Soccer, [Smi 66], [Hil 91]

Prepared and maintained by Peter Kungler and Andre Zlotkowski for theRec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation

Authors: Peter Kungler (peter dot kungler at roche dot com) and Andre Zlotkowski (nzfooty@hotmail.com) Last updated: 30 May 2004