THE ALL BLACKS’ FIRST MATCH IN SOUTH AFRICA: Northern Universities beaten by 45 points to 6.—TOP LEFT: The New Zealand half-back, K. C. Briscoe, neatly evades a tackle. TOP RIGHT: Goosen, Universities' half-back, gets his pass away before L.J. Clarke (left) can reach him. Other New Zealand players, from left, are I. N. Mac Ewan (headgear), W. J. Whineray, E. A. R. Pickering, and Briscoe (partly obscured by Pickering). BOTTOM LEFT: Goosen has to kick hurriedly before he is tackled. Briscoe (left) and Whineray (right) await results. BOTTOM RIGHT: Most of the forwards in this line-out seem more intent on preventing each other jumping for the ball than In gaining possession.
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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29224, 7 June 1960, Page 11
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111THE ALL BLACKS’ FIRST MATCH IN SOUTH AFRICA: Northern Universities beaten by 45 points to 6.—TOP LEFT: The New Zealand half-back, K. C. Briscoe, neatly evades a tackle. TOP RIGHT: Goosen, Universities' half-back, gets his pass away before L.J. Clarke (left) can reach him. Other New Zealand players, from left, are I. N. Mac Ewan (headgear), W. J. Whineray, E. A. R. Pickering, and Briscoe (partly obscured by Pickering). BOTTOM LEFT: Goosen has to kick hurriedly before he is tackled. Briscoe (left) and Whineray (right) await results. BOTTOM RIGHT: Most of the forwards in this line-out seem more intent on preventing each other jumping for the ball than In gaining possession. Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29224, 7 June 1960, Page 11
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