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ALL BLACK TEST VICTORY AMAZES SOUTH AFRICA

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■ L - (From ; "N.Z. Truth's" invercargill y^' : r '■,•■■■■ I'l^ll^^jj'l'fll yysjouthi.^ ."-. by.24:to'2s at;th.e,.enrf_of'a match Which, though not ; high-iirade, was full of thrills provided chiefly by the greens m the second spell. THE maroons had a lead of eleven ** points at the end of a mediocre first spell m which the greens notched -. ; a;,penalty three,' to four .fries, one con--1 'verted. ':; "\y"" '':.''* y'y" ' ' \*f . ■ ; ' : Bird, of Pirates, scored /one and of Star* the other three. "■■" The place -kicking was atrocious on ; each: side. ' ..:■ :■■' •.."-.:> '". ,•-. .The Second . half opened 'up - with Southland' pressing" ° 'on Wairarapa' s and from, a set sqrum Hunter Mcvkenzie went oyer. ;; ThO conversion fj made it nineteen .: to three. -■f- - Then greens took charge of the game y and ~ Cundy showed his prowess by 1 crashing free to 1 send onyto IDrurie and Ward for a great try?;; -.-; .The visiting forwards fed their backs by bunching arid the backs, played brilliantly against weakening opposition. ' * • ' v The points, ran, up to 23, four, ahead . of Southland, and the crowd- began to y jrielfc- •,; ■ ■•.-■,.-. -•'_ y-.- _ .<y y JJ "jJ^ ff :- : 'vß'.'f l iie i- green's were- still attacking"; hard !'.-' when , suddenly m . v fthelr':pWh.- : forty a forward kicked hard froni a ruck. Don. Murray dashed , up on. the blind, yand: passed to Diack, .who crossed about four yards from the corner and .viihen.kicked. the winning goal. >:•. The effort was spasmodic/ bill It , won the game by a point. •''■' - Wairarapa looked a beaten .side at the end of the first spelli but had, practically all the play in* the second. The losers' play Jn the second half • was flrst-class. The home side appeared to peter out though they aged to get their noses m front. , ' t Ward was the pick of a' fair' bunch. In the second spell Cundy and' .Strlngfellow were always m the pic-, ytUre. . '.;' -■■"'. : ! .^. Cprmack did well at full-back for ■• the' winners. i££T Hpwd6h;^'yJ^s^heyyliiies^lQpye'-fp-ward, --with. McLeod a good 1 second, v- - Guy Oughton, McAuliffe and Bell played up to. form.

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NZ Truth, Issue 1182, 26 July 1928, Page 14

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343

ALL BLACK TEST VICTORY AMAZES SOUTH AFRICA NZ Truth, Issue 1182, 26 July 1928, Page 14

ALL BLACK TEST VICTORY AMAZES SOUTH AFRICA NZ Truth, Issue 1182, 26 July 1928, Page 14

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