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X.Z. HEAT X.S.W. Af'STIIAMAN AS!) N.Z. CAUI.K ASSOCIATION SVDN'KV. May IP. The New South Males | ulo team which defeated New Zealand Saturday, was the red team not the white. Inday New Zealand in the defeated teams mutest:, met the New South "Wales whites, which yesterday sitllered ueleat |>\- the Victorians. The weather was wretched, with jToip'.cnt heavy showers, which made the grounds exceedingly sloppy. The New Zealanders took the Held minus Nelson, who is still on the injured list. Their combination showed a considerable improvement on Saturday's display, W. MacKcn/.ie repeatedly thrilled the spectators with it daring successful dashes through the Held, C. Ma Keiixie ably seconded him. and Evens and Campbell were always enterprising and aggressive. though in defence tlteir opponents were much weaker than that met on Saturday. At the fourth ehttkka. the scores were two all. Campbell and Lyons being the scorers for New Zealand. Dunne blindiite rain in the fifth ehttkka. Lyons put the visitors ahead, and trout then on they easily held the lead. AlacKettzie addin* two goals made the filial scores—New Zealand five; X.S.W. two. The New Zealanders play in the final of the Beaten Teams Match on Saturday.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 May 1925, Page 1
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