SIX GOALS TO FOUR

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 19 June 1933, Page 3

SIX GOALS TO FOUR

AUSTRALIA’S SOCCER TEST DEFEAT OF NEW ZEALANDERS. FIVE THOUSAND SEE GAME. (United Tress Association —By Electric Telegraph Copyright.) SYDNEY, June 18.. Australia, beat New Zealand by 6ix goals to four in the second soccer test at the cricket ground yesterday, thus regaining the ashes. The attendance was 5000. I The teams 1 were: Australia. —McNabb; Evans, Parke® ; | Tennant, Davidson, O’Connor; F. ; Smith, Hughes, G. Smith (captain), 1 Cameron, Crowhurst. New Zealand.—Zuill; Stone, Gerrard- Stenhouse, Christie (captain), Crabb; Ives, Chapman, Kershaw, Graham, Kay. . The referee was Mr D. Quinn. The game provided remarkable football. a strange reversal of form by the tourists being a- pronounced feature. Australia excelled in short passing rushes in the first 15 minutes, G. Smith opening the score until a pretty •screw kick. The New Zealand attacks in the first spell were easily repulsedMcNabb was very safe in goal, G. Smith netted two more for the home team and the game appeared to be a walk-over when Cameron and Crowburst succeeded with great kicks lne goals came mostly from right-wing passes by F. Smith. At half-time Australia was five to ml in the lead. After the interval came a revelation. I The New Zealand forwards were determined to .show Australia had much underrated the team. They attacked from the whistle and within 10 minutes Chapman, Kay and Ives had goals from kick-and-follow-through tactics. Excitement was intense when Kershaw netted from a penalty kick and the visitors were only one behind, ine All Black supporters roared enoouragempnt when the forwards continued their tactic, McNabb bemg hgrd pressed to stave off a number of hot was fleeting when Hughes made Australia secure by netting a lucky goal from a. scrimmage an front The “tourists continued their attack and the dying effort nearly succeeded when both Ives and Kay lust cleared the top of the bar with terrific kicks. The unanimous verdict is that McNabb saved Australia from deteat. Hew Zealand is an improved team since its previous appearance at Byclnev, the forwards combining better with the halves and attacking and defending with greater understanding. Christie, Kay, Kershaw and Gerrard were best for New Zealand. 'G. Smith and Crowhurst were outstanding toi A NORTH TARANAKI FIXTURES'

RESULTS IN OTHER' CENTRES Rlssultsi of association football games played in North Taranaki on Saturday are : ' Moturoa 1 v. Caledonians 0. Albion 5 v. Pirates 4. Stratford 3 v. Waitara 0. Results in other centres arc*: Wellington.—Pet-one deservedly won the replaved Chatham Cup tie against Hospital ‘by 4 goals' tn nil.- Senior A matches resulted: Diamonds 8 v. Swifts 2. Martst 6 v. Lower Hutt 0. Waterside 6 v. Teolimical l Old Boys 1. Senior B: Nada, 6 v. Island Bay 2, Onslow 6 v. Rovers 0, Seatoun 5 v. Stopout 2. Obristdhm-dh.—Technical 3 drew with Thistle 3. Western 1 beat Rangers 0, No-m-adls 3 beat St. Albans 2. Aujcld an d. —Tr ain ways 2v. Oirehunga 1, Comrades 5 v. North Shore 2, Pon-sonb-y 4v. Thistle 2, Abe,ls 4v. Y.M.C.A. 3, Glen Lines 3 y. New Lynn 1.

NELSON TROTTING CLUB

(MEETING AT GREYMOUTH. GOLD PAPER- A WINNER. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) ' GREYMOUTH, June 17. The Nelson Trotting Club’s annual meeting concluded here in fine weather. There was a hard, fast track and the attendance was good. Thetotalisator handled £7780. The total for the meeting was £13,783. The results are:— WAKEFIELD HANDIOAP. Of £100; 14 miles. 2- Thornworthy, It. (Kenneriev) 1 5- Social Pest, It. (Hendriksen) 2 3- Solario, It. (Doyle) 3 Also started: 7-8 Eewai, 10-9 Arion Axworthy, 4-5 Modern .Lady, 6-6 Lough Erne, 1-2 Portlight, 9-7 Daphne Queen, 11-11 Swift Chimes, 11-11 Attorney, 8-10 Silver Whip, limit. Won by a lengtn, a neck between! second and third. Modern Lady was fourth. Times, 3.29, 3.29 2-5, 3.29 3-5. FOXHILL HANDICAP. Of £100; 1) miles. 2- Sea Gift, It. (J. Bryce) .. 1 6- Alt' Parrish, It. (B. Jarden) 2 3- Sister Mary, 36vds (Berry) 3 Also started: 1-1 .Patchmaw, 10-11 Royal Harvester, 9-9 Winsome Laddie, 7-4 Peter Conquest, limit; 8-7 Sandy N., 5-5 Tasman Flight, 12yds; 10-10 Real Money, 4-6 Hokimai, 36yds. Won by a length, half a length 'between second and third. Patchmaw was fourth. Times, 3.39 2-5, 3.39 3-5, 3.36 4-3? PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of £105; 1 mile. 4- Fernbrook Lass, It. (Ken- . nerlev) 1 2- Guyziah, 24yds (Maidens) 2 5- Dawn Sonoma, It. (King) . 3 Also started: 10-9 Town (brier, 9-11 Lemora, limit; 8-8 Major Brent, 6-7 Directum, 7-6, Gold Harvest, 12yds: 3-3 Lucky Guy, 11-10 Chancellor Boy, 24yds; 1-2 Goldfield, 36yds. Won by six lengths, half a length between second and third. Lucky Guy was fourth. Times, 2.17, 2-16 4-5, 2.19. NELSON GLUB HANDICAP. Of £200; 2 miles. 6- Gold Paper, It. (S. Thomas) 1 3- War ess, 36yds (MeTcague) 2 8-8 -Smooger, 24yds Frost) ... 3 Also started: 4-6 Real lluoii, 12-9 Russell Pointer, 9-9 Autowin, 11-12 Great Thought, limit; 1-1 War Officer, 5-5 Linella, 12yds; 2-2 'Special Sun, 10-10 Nelson Chum, 7-3 Lord Leslie, 24yds. Won by a length, four lengths between second and third. Lord Leslie was fourth. Times, 4.33 2-5, 4.31 4-5, 4.33. 'The- winner led away from Great Thought, Russell Pointer and War Officer. The next time round the only change was that War Officer and Waress had improved their positions. Gold Paper held a commanding lead throughout and won comfortably, establishing a track record. i •VICTORIA PARK HANDICAP. 1

Of £110“ 1-1- miles. 1- Tangatu, limit (F. G. Holmes) 1 2- Recess, It. (Davidson) .... 2 3- Royal Audo, It. (11. Frost) 3 Also started: 5-4 Social Pest, 9-9 Cinema, 4-5 Peter Junior, S-S Rewai 6-6 Solario, limit; 7-7 Nyallo Silk, 24 yds. Won by half a length, a length -between second and third. Times, 2.53. 2.53 1-5, 2.53 2-5. COUNTY HANDICAP. Of £120; 1:1- miles. 1-1 Bronte, 24yds (L. F. Berkett) 1 4- Don -Chenault, 96vds (B. Jarden) 2. 3-3 Radley, 60yds (J. Smith) . a Also started: 4-5 Silver Sea, limit; 2-2 -Olson, lOSyds.

Won: by ten lengths, twenty lengths between second and third. Times, 4.15, 4.13 3-5, 4.23 2-5. RAILWAY HANDICAP. •Of £110; If miles. 2- Lilian Bond, 24yds (R. Berry) 1 1-2 Gun Metal, It. (Donald) .. 2 3- Ruin, 24yds (MeKendry) . 3 Also started: 6-6 Queen Author, 7-S Vagabond King, 9-9 Dawn Sonoma, limit; 4-4 Fernbrook Lass, 24yds; 7-5 Guyziah, ,24yds; 5-7 Rey Spec, 36yds. Won by half a length, a length between second and third. Times, 2.48 2-5, 2.50 3-5, 2.48 4-5. - GOLD COAST HANDIOAP. Of £120; 1 mile. .1-1 Golden Direct, It 1 10-10 Real Huon, It. (Hooper) ~ 2 8-5 Lord Leslie, 24yds (Berry) 3 Also started: 5-7 Rare Pronto, limit; 1-2 Priceless, 12yds; 6-6 Linella, 11-11 Great- Thought, 4-3 Childc de Oro, 12 yds; 12-12 Nelson Chum, 9-9 Royal Parade, 7-S Ulm, 3-4 Waress, 24vds. Won by two lengths, a length between second and third. Royal Parade was fourth. Times, 2.15 2-5, 2.16, 2.14 1-5.