BROADSIDING.
"COLONIES" BEAT ENGLAND. AUSTRALIA AND N.Z. VICTORS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this clay. ; The "Colonies" beat England by 30 points to 17 in the first official broadsiding Test match at Monica Park on Saturday night. The teams were:— England.—Langton, Harrison, Clibbert, Greatrex. ] "Colonies."—Case and Van Praag (Australia), Hobson and Kilmister (New Zealand). , There were eight heEits, of winch Van Praag won three, Kilmister two, Case two and Langton one. In the fourth heat Hobson ran into Harrison, who suffered a broken nose. AUSTRALIA BEATS ENGLAND. ® SYDNEY, February 2. v At the Speedway last evening Australia won the fourth Test against England by j 39 points to 33. Australia's success was , largely due to the Xortli Queensland rider, , Max Cfrosskreutz, who, in liis 30 Tests 1 against England, lias scored 327 points. This feat has not been achieved by any I other speedway rider. a
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 28, 3 February 1936, Page 12
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