SECOND TEST TEAM

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1012, 1 July 1930, Page 15

SECOND TEST TEAM

ONE CHANGE IN BRITISH RANKS GAME AT CHRISTCHURCH (SUX Special KcpretcHtative-—Copj .f/Ji j TIMARU. Today. Tlie British test team which was selected this evening is the same as that for the tirst test, except that Prentice replaces Hodgson, whose injured ankle will keep him out for at least a fortnight. Under an X-ray tjo bon- -s veto found to be broken, but the l:'-. - monts :*re badly strained. An X-ray examination of Jenning-. who also received a knock in 4* iturday's vigorous game, discloses a fr <• - lure of the outer end of his shoulder. Considering that he was sufTVriiyg front this injury his ! >st-niinute try « Lliitain was a remarkable effort. Jennings. who has had painfully bad look, will be out of action for some tin . lie is now wearing his right arm strapped across his chest. Sobey. though still limping, has discarded his stick and oiutches and seems much improved, though it will be some time before he will t»e a bio to venture to run. The second Mount Cook detachnv nt of eight players has returned after enjoying wonderful weather and reveiling tr* the Alpine scenery. The team for the second test, which is to be played at Christchurch, will be as follows: Pullback.—J. A. Passett. Threoquarters.—J. C. Morley. C. JJ. Aarvold. H. M. Bowcott. J. S. Rev Halves.—lt. S. j>pong. p. p. Murr - Forwards.—lvor Jones. G. It. ; - ish. P. I>. I Tenth*'*. H. H. Black 1.. Farrell, 11. Rew. I>. Parker. H. (•'V-