ONE HUNDRED GAMES FOR CANTERBURY.—I. H. Penrose, the Canterbury captain, making a determined run with the ball in the match against West Coast. It was Penrose’s hundredth appearance for the province. The other player is B. R. Ford, the Canterbury right wing.
RETRIEVER.—B. F. Elder, the Canterbury half-back, running to retrieve the ball after it had been delivered untidily by the Canterbury forwards from a line-out The other players, from left, are S. E. Cron (Canterbury), G. Wynyard, D. H. Henham (West Coast), I. H. Penrose, J. F. Burns (partly obscured), A. E. Hopkinson (Canterbury), and M. S. Macrae (West Coast).
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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32706, 8 September 1971, Page 32
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101ONE HUNDRED GAMES FOR CANTERBURY.—I. H. Penrose, the Canterbury captain, making a determined run with the ball in the match against West Coast. It was Penrose’s hundredth appearance for the province. The other player is B. R. Ford, the Canterbury right wing. RETRIEVER.—B. F. Elder, the Canterbury half-back, running to retrieve the ball after it had been delivered untidily by the Canterbury forwards from a line-out The other players, from left, are S. E. Cron (Canterbury), G. Wynyard, D. H. Henham (West Coast), I. H. Penrose, J. F. Burns (partly obscured), A. E. Hopkinson (Canterbury), and M. S. Macrae (West Coast). Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32706, 8 September 1971, Page 32
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