Breaking it Gently
Who won the chartipionship f This teas the first question addressed by the Auckland members of the All Blacks to members of the Auckland Rugby Union and press?nen as the Marama dropped anchor off Devonport early this i morning . Freddy Lucas, the Ponsonby skipper, teas the principal inquirer, and his bronzed face showed more than passing interest in the question. “Varsity,” shouted half a dozen voices. Just a shade of disappointment appeared in his face, but it quickly gave place to a broad grin, as, catching sight of Mr. C. T. Keegan, a Varsity Club official, in the launch, the All Black threequarter shouted down his congratulations to the Varsity representative. He was told that it teas only after two great games had been played that his team, fighting every inch of the way, had finally gone down with its colours flying. With that the Ponsonby leader was content.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 480, 9 October 1928, Page 1
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152Breaking it Gently Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 480, 9 October 1928, Page 1
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