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Rugby league Junior Kiwis crush tour opponents

NZPA correspondent London New Zealand’s Junior Kiwi rugby league team won, 56-2, against the Yorkshire youth side at Wakefield yesterday to take its points tally to 110 in the first two matches of a British tour. The tourists scored nine tries and Thomas Perenara had a 100 per cent goal-

klcking record, being successful with all the conversions and one penalty. After their 54-6 win over Cumbria during the week-end the Junior Kiwis already have 20 tries with five tour matches, including two tests against England amateurs, remaining. They led 14-2 at half-time yesterday and faced some

rugged play and tough refereeing, said the manager, Max Williams.

He counted 13 penalties against the tourists and one ; against Yorkshire in the second half.

The Kiwi try-scorers were: Tony Tuimavave, Todd Price, Tony Kemp and Kevin Iro (all two each) and Carl Hall.

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Press, 8 October 1987, Page 39

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Rugby league Junior Kiwis crush tour opponents Press, 8 October 1987, Page 39

Rugby league Junior Kiwis crush tour opponents Press, 8 October 1987, Page 39