THE NEXT TEST.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 188, 10 August 1936, Page 12

THE NEXT TEST.

i ; . • V~ f N.Z. TEAM SELECTED. 0 ONLY ONE CHANGE. 1 e The New Zealand team to play England in the second and filial Test next Satury day will he the same as that which j figured in the first Test with the exception that C. Dempsey, the Newton player; will replace J. Hemi at full-back. Hemi, who I had not long recovered from a leg injury, e twisted l is ankle early in the match on e Saturday, and evidently the selectois do not think it likely that he would be fit within a week. In view of the New Zealanders' showing, the policy of the selectors in placing practically the same thir- ® teen in the field again is a wise one, and = it can only lead to better understanding among the team. The team is as follows: i Full-back: ® C. Den.psey (Auckland). Three-quarters: L. Scott (Auckland), W. Tittleton (Auckland), L. Brown (Auckland). Five-eiglitlis: i T. Trevathan (Auckland), A. Kay 3 (Auckland). I Half-back: R. Powell (Auckland), s Forwards: I W. McNeijjht (West Coast), W. Glynn (West Coast), J. Calder (West Coast), J. Cootes (Wellinge ton), F. Pickrang (Auckland), S. g Watene (Auckland), captain. THIRD GRADE. e Otahuhu 8, beat Newton 5. [. Ponsonby 17, beat Richmond 11. ® PRIMARY SCHOOLS. INTERMEDIATE. e Newton 8, beat Richmond 6. ,f Otahuhu 8, drew with Marist 8. ( i Avoudale 0. beat Manukau 0. Green Lane 22, beat Mount Albert 3. , ' Ellerslie 17, beat Balmoral 0. d , 4 GAMES IN THE SOUTH. e NAPIER. e Te Ngalre Petnne 32, beat City 2. J CHRISTCHURCH. , Linwood 26, beat Addington 22.