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ALL BLACKS' 9 REAT VICTORY AT EDEN PARK—After a titanic struggle in the third Rugby Test on Saturday, New Zealand defeated Britain by 15 points to 10 Britain made a thrilling effort in the closing stages, but could not pull the game out of the fire. The pictures show, top: J. McD. Hodgson flinging himself fearlessly under the feet of Porter and Batty as the two latter endeavour to clear from a British attack. Reading from the left of Porter, are O’Neill, Parker, Rew, Morley, Corner and Lucas. Centre A part of the hug; crowd near the grandstand. Centre right: Perched up on a high stump, with a pair of binoculars, this enthusiast was much too interested to see the cameraman below. Lower: M. Corner, the diminutive Auckland halfback, clearing well from a scrum, as Hodgson races round in a desperate attempt to beat down the kick. Hart (2) is chasing up the ball. Lower right: Bicycles and ladders made it easy for some enthusiasts to see the game.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1035, 28 July 1930, Page 16

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ALL BLACKS' 9REAT VICTORY AT EDEN PARK—After a titanic struggle in the third Rugby Test on Saturday, New Zealand defeated Britain by 15 points to 10 Britain made a thrilling effort in the closing stages, but could not pull the game out of the fire. The pictures show, top: J. McD. Hodgson flinging himself fearlessly under the feet of Porter and Batty as the two latter endeavour to clear from a British attack. Reading from the left of Porter, are O’Neill, Parker, Rew, Morley, Corner and Lucas. Centre A part of the hug; crowd near the grandstand. Centre right: Perched up on a high stump, with a pair of binoculars, this enthusiast was much too interested to see the cameraman below. Lower: M. Corner, the diminutive Auckland halfback, clearing well from a scrum, as Hodgson races round in a desperate attempt to beat down the kick. Hart (2) is chasing up the ball. Lower right: Bicycles and ladders made it easy for some enthusiasts to see the game. Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1035, 28 July 1930, Page 16

ALL BLACKS' 9REAT VICTORY AT EDEN PARK—After a titanic struggle in the third Rugby Test on Saturday, New Zealand defeated Britain by 15 points to 10 Britain made a thrilling effort in the closing stages, but could not pull the game out of the fire. The pictures show, top: J. McD. Hodgson flinging himself fearlessly under the feet of Porter and Batty as the two latter endeavour to clear from a British attack. Reading from the left of Porter, are O’Neill, Parker, Rew, Morley, Corner and Lucas. Centre A part of the hug; crowd near the grandstand. Centre right: Perched up on a high stump, with a pair of binoculars, this enthusiast was much too interested to see the cameraman below. Lower: M. Corner, the diminutive Auckland halfback, clearing well from a scrum, as Hodgson races round in a desperate attempt to beat down the kick. Hart (2) is chasing up the ball. Lower right: Bicycles and ladders made it easy for some enthusiasts to see the game. Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1035, 28 July 1930, Page 16

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