HOCKEY
N.Z. TEAM IN AUSTRALIA
THE FINAiL MATCH DRAWN
(Australian Press Association.)
/•' SYDNEY, Aug. 24. The New Zealand hockey t;am played their* final'match of the tour to-day against/a New South Wales eleven, was greatly strengthened by the inclusion of three countiy era. ks aim ! the New Zealanders were lucky tc escape defeat and to maintain an unbeaten record.
Spiers and Moore (gaolies) saved the New Zealanders^on many occasions. Turbitt did not play owing to an in-, jnred knee. ' ‘ " The New South Wales defence included TonkiH, Australia's b iot back, who played a great game. The New Zealand forwards appeared to be stale after their,Jong tour, and lacked their customary combination. Munro suffered a badly cut but hie continued to play. The scores a.t half time were: New South Wales 1, New Zealand 1. There were brilliant rallies in this second half, but ne’thi.r side was able to add to the score, and the fkal result was a draw f each side having a score of one goal. The scores were For New Zealand, Welboume; for New South Wales, Htlr» tel. .
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 August 1932, Page 4
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