RUGBY FOOTBALL

Hokitika Guardian, 22 July 1932, Page 6

RUGBY FOOTBALL

AUCKLAND TEAM FOR TOUR. (Per Press Association— Copyright.) AUCKLAND, July 21. Mr F. E. Sutherland, cole selector (and manager) picked eighteen of 'the 22 players for tKe.Southern, tour. The first match will * be against' Hawke’s Bay on July. 3D, and the last against. Canterbury on August 20. — Full-back: Hazelwood, three-quar-tei-A: Caughey, Corntlnvaite, Pearson'; five-eighths: Maclndoe, Jamieson; half-back, D. Carter, (University)',, forwards-; Finlayson, Hadley, Palmer, Drake, Batty, Potter, NeLon, Stone, Newdick, Wicklund,' Brown. Jhe party is to.be completed with two wing three-quarters, a five-eighth ,and another forward. G. L. Weir and K. Carter (Ponsonby) are unable to obtain leave, Caughey, Palmer, Solomon anc. Corner will join the team later, am they will all be available for the watih against Wellington or perhaps Wairarapa, if required. Solomon and Corner will return to Auckland after the AVellington match, but • Caughey and Palmer will travel .on South, with the team. CHRISTCHURCH, July 22. The annual match between Clirist’c College and Boy’s High School was played to-day. The final score was: School 1.9, College 6. THE N.z; TEST TEAM. (Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, July 22. Tire All Blacks team will he chosen -from' the following;—Collins, Hart,' fCaughey, Ball, Bulloclc-Douglas (one to be omitted);' Page, Pollock, Kilby; Cottrell. Hore, Palmer, McLean; Purdue, Steere, 'Manchester, Clarke, Barry, Solomon (two to be omitted); Tire “Herald” says that Hart’s inclusion would greatly strengthen, the attack. The Bledislo'e Cup is now being exhibited in the Government Office window, and is attracting great attention, and is much admired. \