SENIOR A
HUIA 5 V. UNIVERSITY 4 i
Huia had the advantage of University dn the No. 2 ground duripr the first spell, the students being kv^t on the defensive for most of the time. Snow fell on the hills while iilay was in progress, and the atmosphere was \ery cold, and this may have had an effect on the plaj'ers. The scoring was opened by Huia advancing from" halfway for Dentice to go into the circle, where he passed for Brown to score. A few minutes later Dentice got into pnsilion again and scored a second goal for Huia. The second spell was an exciting struggle, the students combining splendidly to make repeated allacks on the Hnin goal. Early in the spell Wheatley scored for Huia, and Brown added a fourth. The University forward line then went into action in great style, Shaw scoring three Roals and Cole one. With the score 4-all University looked like having a victory, but Brown scored Huia's fifth goal shortly before the close of play. 1 Mr. W. Keys was umpire.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 133, 7 June 1937, Page 4
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178SENIOR A Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 133, 7 June 1937, Page 4
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