FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 8 September 1921, Page 4

FOOTBALL

| i,v TMI.KCIIAIMI —l'Klt I-IIESS ASSOCIATION]

jjI’JtIX(!UOKS V. MAOiUS. A SLM.KNDIP TUSSLIC. XAIMKII. Sept. 7. Tin- match he tween the Sprinphoks and the New Zealand Natives was played this afternoon ill the presence of aixiut IiOOO. ami resulted, after a hard yinio. in a win for the visitors hy ■/ r.nints to In the first spell Zeller scored I t orn a passinp riish, ill which the hall went 1,, Townsend from the line-out, and wahn,idled hy all the hacks. De Vilhers tailed to convert. The Manus a htt.e later carried plav to the visitors' <|tmrters. and Topsidl coaled from a live kick. I’lay was fairy even, hut toe Uricnns' iine-ottt play to their hacks was superior, and they were many times set ill motion, hut the delenders tackled well and kept them out. The spell ended' with the score unaltered. The Maoris had so far hail the advantage ol a substantially helpful breeze, hut their opponents’ defence wasveiy solid, addc to which the Maoris’ hacks did licit handle the hitll well. in the second spell, with the win;., it was expected that the Africans would make the pame a runaway, hut li e \uioe-; played with more vim, and tulle hold their "own. Townsend. for the vi-itors. plavetl a line hall-hack pame. is,, repeatedly set the hacks in moitoa. hut mi 1 v on two occasions were the; successful, from a neat movement, the hall went from a line-out. and wa •handled hv all the hacks, and dually out to Van I Icerdeii. who crossed o\< r. |)e Villiers apain missed t'e peal. |a id ISlake appaienlly marked neai r |„. visitors' poal. hut it was not allowed. and Townsend broke away and raced down iho held, supported hy Zeller. On roach iup the full-back, transferred to Zeller, the kittci i.o ed for the line, hut was overhauled a lew yards away hy Make, hut tile hail r. li ml infield." Townsend picked it up aim dived over, tluniph he was apparently pushed into touch he fore eros-inp. and ike el ow'd demonstrated apaillst the do eision. The place kick failed. 'lni Maoris rallied slrnnply. and set up a hot attack elo»» to the Sptiiip. ':; pool. Oarliek then dashed over am! Turoia pooled, makinp th • scores P tu b wits much ni tin* clo'iiiL’- its j»!:iv Hin t u;t U*i! irnm one end of the pioiiod to the other, hut i he African's ucie rather the hcttei in ii;e elosinp slopes. Time was called v.itli the position unaltered. The Africans’ line eemhimit ion 1 -

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