FOOTBALL.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXV, Issue 4753, 19 September 1924, Page 2

FOOTBALL.

ALL BLACKS’ SECOND GAME. CORNWALL DEFEATED BY 29 TO 0. News was received in Paeroa shortly after seven o’clock this morning that the All Blacks had defeated Cornwall, at Camborne, yesterday by 29 points to 0. The next match for the All, Blacks is to be played to-morrow against Somerset. PLAINS FIXTURE. FINAL JUNIOR MATCH. Tlie Turua and Ngatea junior-grade teams having secured an equal number of points in tha season's matches, a game will be played to-mbrrow at Ngatea to decide which team will win the shield, at present held by the Turua club. The game will start at 2 p.m. sharp, and should prove very interesting. The following teams have been chosen, but the arrangement may possibly be altered : - Turua—Full-back, Johnson! threeiquarters, R. Madgwick, E. Clarke, G. Porteous; five-eighths, A. Elvin, J. Jones ; half-back, R. Frisken ; rover, A. Hayes; forwards, W. Elvin, L Zeiglar, E. Hill, F. Olsen, W. Taylor, J. Spencer, H. Aberhart. Ngatea—Full-back, R. Phillips; threq-quarters, B, Hayward, A. Cleave, D. Hutchinson ; five-eighths, A. Courtenay, W. Blacklaws •_ half-back, W. Berkenhead ; rover, T. Alderson ; forwards. O. Cleave, T. Taranaki, S. McKay, P. Solomon’, T. Mitchell, B. Cook, H. Stone.