THE ALL BLACKS

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 25 July 1929, Page 6

THE ALL BLACKS

QUEENSLAND BEATEN EASILY HOME ."LAM OUTCLASSED ALL {(.(KIND N'KW ZKALANU HACKS GIVE (il)OD INHIBITION ;Unite<i Prone By Eloctrio Telegraph—Copyright) (AuHiraliau i'rcaa ahiiocmUou) BRISBANE, 21th .Tulv. The All Blacks had no dillieulty in defeating Ihe Qiioonslanders who were outclassed in all departments of the game. Inn notably in the bail; division. There was dull weather and a crowd of 2000. which increased tu -1000 during the game, which was played on the exhibition ground. The teams were as follows : Queensland: Full back, 11. Hebb; threequartei's, C. Adair, T. Brown, (!. Ward, E. McGhie; five-eighth, R. .Miles; half, J. Woodward; forwards, A. Fn/.zell, L. Phillips, .1. Long, 11. llamalainon, -M. White, J. Bayada, F. Boris, F. Thompson (captain). New Zealand: l< nil back, Tuck; threequarters, (ironside, Hook, Geddes; live, eighths, l.ilblirne, Cundy ; half, Leys; wing forward. Purler (captain); forwards, Kivell, McWilliams, Rika, Steere, Malmiicy, Roid and Colterell. Porter kicked off, the New Zcalanders winning four scrums in succession, and unfolding back movements each tune which took the play into the home hall. Ward broke through supported by Frizzed and rushed play into the visitors' twenty-five, then play became more even. Lilbiirne got through smartly, running cleverly lo the home twenty-live, but a forward pass held up ihe movement. Shortly after the hall went right along the New Zealand three-quarter line and a score seemed certain, but MeGhie took a loose p;iss, making another characteristic burst to half way. His pass was missed anil .New Zealand again pressed. Twenty four minutes after the start Geddes scored for New Zealand, finishing a three-quarter movement from a ruck in the home Iwenlv-five. The kick |al, goal failed. New Zealand 3, Queensland 0 .Met line's cleverness proved the bright spot in Queensland's play. The New Zealanders now took charge of the game and from a ruck near the line Reid touched down, but again the kick failed. New Zealand 6, Queensland 0 New Zealand broke through a minute after resumption after half time, Greiiside scoring, but again (he kick failed. New Zealand 9, Queensland 0 Porter was playing a heady game. starting several movements. The crowd, which had increased by about 2000 since tho match began, saw Queensland on Ihe defensive when a beautiful passing movement started by Queensland in their own twenty-live was spoiled by a knock on. The New Zealand forwards wer c now pressing, and winning tho rucks. For a few minutes Queensland rallied, ibut then. Cundy received the ball from the scrum, beat the full back and scored, converting the try. New. Zealand 14, Queensland 0 Five minutes later Geddes followed through a long kick and scored. The kick failed. Nearing full time McWilliams scored and Cundy goaled. Then Kivell went over and Cundy goaled, the game ending: v New Zealand 27, Queensland 0