ALL BLACKS FOR FINAL TEST

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 211, 22 September 1937, Page 15

ALL BLACKS FOR FINAL TEST

-Press Association.)

Likely Personnel Includes Three H.B. Men CAUGHEY A "PROBABLE"

(By Teiegraph-

. AUCKLAND:, Last Night. Indiications of the likely personnel oi the All B'lack flfteen which is to meel the Springboks in the third and finaJ Test at Eden Park on Saturday- were given this afternoon at the first fuL' eombined training operations of the ' players at present assembled at Taka.puna. After all the players hau done about an hour's light training work Ou fche Takapuna Foqtball Club's ground the following fifteen practised solidly as a con^bined unit for the final 20 minutes: — ■ Full-back: J. M. Taylor. Three- quarters: J. L. Sullivan, N. A. Mitchell, T. H. C. Caughey. Five-eighths : D. Trevathan, J. Hooper. Haif-baek: H. Simui*. Forwards: Front row, E, S. Jackson A. Lambourne, D. Dalton; middle row. R. M. McKenzie, S. T. Reid, R. E. King. R. H. Ward; back row, A. A. Parkhill It now appears cortain this team wifi represent New Zealand on Saturday, following the precedent ^tabiished at the training camps for the first and second Tests, when the aetual teana ta take the field praetised together throughout the final week. Gre^t interest was shown i.n the practice, approximately 3000 spectators crowding tho sidelines to watc'h the players in action. Members of the Springbok team, who arrived from Rotorua this afternoon, were obviously delighted to reach Auckland. The players looked a little weary, which was not surprising after tho amount of travelling they had ckme during the past few days. The Springboks will train at Eden Park to-morrow afj^rnoon, after which an announcement will be made of the team to p'lay the All Blacks in the third Test match,