Richard Munt, the Redcliffs right-half, delivers a pass in the premier mens hockey match against Pegasus at Porritt Park on Sunday. Redcliffs, a team with a blend of youth and experience, is placed fourth in the championship and is making its presence felt. On Sunday it took a late goal by the competition leader, Pegasus, to gain a 3-2 win, and the previous week Redcliffs held the defending champion, Harewood, to a 1-1 draw. This week Redcliffs meets Woolston —Photograph by DAVID ALEXANDER
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Press, 24 May 1988, Page 44
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83Richard Munt, the Redcliffs right-half, delivers a pass in the premier mens hockey match against Pegasus at Porritt Park on Sunday. Redcliffs, a team with a blend of youth and experience, is placed fourth in the championship and is making its presence felt. On Sunday it took a late goal by the competition leader, Pegasus, to gain a 3-2 win, and the previous week Redcliffs held the defending champion, Harewood, to a 1-1 draw. This week Redcliffs meets Woolston —Photograph by DAVID ALEXANDER Press, 24 May 1988, Page 44
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