Rugby Southland Old Boys Beaten
(NX. Press Assn—Copyright) SYDNEY April U. In the curtain-raiser to the game between the Wallabies and New South Wale* today, a crowd of 7752 saw Drummoyne Club defeat Southland Old Boys, 29-15. The match was ptayed under the Australian 25-yard kick dlepensation. It produced some dazzling tries, with Drummoyne finishing too strongly tar the New Zealand visitors.
For Southland, J. Dunlop and K. Borland scored tries. Borland kicked two penalty goal* and J. Loudan one penalty goal.
Wallabies Beat N.S.W. (N.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) SYDNEY, April IS. “Power" forward play, smart teamwork, and general “knowhow” enabled Australia's 1062 Wallabies to overwhelm New South Wades. 29 to 9, today. It was the first of Australia's major trials for the South African tour. It was largely a disappointing affair. There was too muco scrappy play in a game that rarely flowed. The Wallabies scored four tries—two bv the wing three-quarter, J. Joyce, who played strongly, and one each by the full-back. J. Lenehan. and th* front-row forward. J Freedman.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30107, 16 April 1963, Page 13
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