TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW'S GAME
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(By Telegrapb—
AUCKLAND, Last Night. The exceptional interest in the first match of the Springboks' tour of New Zealand was clearly demonstrated at Eden Park to-day when a large crowd watched both the touring and local players training. There was great Bpeculation as to the strength of the team the Springboks would: field against Auckland on Saturday. It is evident from the $eam chosen for the match that the Springboks are taking no risks. The teams are as followi — Sprlnghoxs. Full-back: G. H. Brand. j Three-quarters: J. Bester, L. Babrow, J. White, D. O. Williams. Half-backs: T. A. Harris, D. H.' Craven (scrum). Forwards: M. M. Louw, J. W. Lotz, H. J. Martin, L. C. Strachan, P. J. Nel, W. F. Berg, W. E. Bastard, C. B. Jcnnings. Auckland. Full-back: R. G. Busk. Three-quarters: J. Dick, A. Prentice,, K. Byerley. Five-eighths: D. Solomon, B. A. Eal-1 leen. , Half-back: W. Frankham. Forwards: T. H, Pearce, W. E. Hedley, C, S. Pepper, T. Lockington, R. B. Hiffl, W. Lange, R. Anderson, F. Solomon. * Mr. A. Thompson (King Country), a former Canterbury and South Island representative, will be referee.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 159, 23 July 1937, Page 6
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