Otago B.H. favourite in vollevball
School volleyball teams from Nelson, Blenheim, Dunedin and Christchurch are competing at Cowles Stadium today and tomorrow tn the South Island secondary schools’ champion* ship.
each of the boss’ and girls’ ships; they were selected after regional tournament*
leads the senior boys' held, and will be attempting to retain its title. Other strong teams are Kings High School (Dunedin), Nelson and Waimea Colleges, both of Nelson, and the top Christchurch entrants, Aranui and Cashmere High
mam challengers to the Nelson and Nayland college will present strong opposition to Christchurch and Avonside girls’ high schools. The top Christchurch teams in the junior grades are Aranui (in both), and the Christchurch Girls' High School and Kaiapoi High School girls’ teams.
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