LEADING SCORERS
The leading individual scorers in the local senior competition are as follow:— Lang (Berhampore), 3 tries, 4 penalty goals, 4 goals from trieSj 29 points; M. Nicholls (Petone), 1 try, 3 penalty goals, 1 potted goal, 6 goals from tries, 2a j ]£. King (Oriental), 4 penalty goals; 1 potted goal, 4 goals from tries, 24; Malcolm (Old Boys), 4 penalty goals, 1 potted goal, 2 goals from tries, 20; Swain (Athletic), 6 tries, 18; Murphy (ivlariat), 4 penalty goals, 3 goals from, tries, 18 ; Ambler (Wellington). 4 penalty goals, 3 goals from tries, 18; S. Shearer (Poneke), 4 penalty goals, 3 goals from tries, 18; B. Gibson (Athletic), 4 tries, 12; Eig"s (University), 4 tries, 12; Cookson (Ath-' letic), 1 try, 4 goals from tries, 11; 0'Eegan (University), 3 penalty goals, 1 goal from try, 11; Sutton (Athletic) 3 tries,-9; Hickey (Poneke), 3 tries,~9.; Hawims (Petone), 3 tries, 9; King (Petone), 3 tries, 9; Evans (Oriental), 3 tries, 9; Hume (Oriental), 3 tries, 9: Connop (Marist), 3 tries. 9
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 2
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171LEADING SCORERS Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 2
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