ALL BLACKS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1924, Page 3

ALL BLACKS.

IUSTKALIAN AND N.i!. CAULK ASSOCIATION ULSTER DEFEATED. LONDON, November 5. The match at .Belfast against Ulster resulted : All Blacks 28 Ulster G

ALTER INO RUOIIY RULES. LONDON November 5. Tlie ‘Daily Chronicle” critic, examining the proposals which New Zealand is°submitting at the forthcoming meeting of the Rugby International Hoard agrees with them in the majoritv of cases. 'I ries, be said, aie mine important and more deserving than dropped goals. He hopes the Conference will at least leduce the points for dropped goats to three. He supports the New Zealanders’ suggested alteration of the oil-sale rule whereunder the olf-sider is not to be put on side till an opponent lias touched or kicked the ball. The critic recommends that lines In' drawn parallel to the tonedilinos, five yards inside, and that nobody be allowed between these lines during the line outs. ’1 bough l’.e admits it probably would l.e regarded as heresy to adopt any Northern League rule, he strongly favours that preventing the scrum half from crossing to bis opponents’ side until the latte.- lias the ball in his hands.

RESULTS TO DATE. Following are the results to date (with scores of 1905 team for purposes of comparison) and matches to bo played bv the AH Blacks: 1921. ( 1905. v. Devon 11 0 no *

coming matches. Xov. B.—v. Northumberland (31-0). Nov. 12. v. Cambridge University Xov. 15.—v. London. Nor 20.— Oxford University,

v. Cornwall Of)—0 •11-0 v. Somerset G—0 23—0 v. Gloucester G— 0 •1-1-0 v. Swansea 39—3 •1-3 v. Newport 13—10 6-3 v. I.ok os ter 27—0 28—0 v. North Midlands ■HI—3 21—5 v. Cheshire 18-o 31—0 v. Durham •13—7 16—3

v. Yorkshire . I-J—l •10—0 v. Lancashire . - 0 — v. Cumberland .. .—41— 0 — v. Ireland 0—0 In—0 v. Ulster . i>8—0 —