SOUTH WELLINGTON v. PETONE.
There was a rattling game on the Peione Recreation Ground between South Wellington and Petone,' th« town team leaving the field with a margin of 3 goals 4-1, to their credit. From South Wul-Hngtoi.\-i kick-off Petone forced play"solidly, but Dawo relieved anil the' Wellington forwards carried on. Kirn: sendfn.i; in a hard shot, breakincr onc""o/ thp unnghls, but the rebound and good work hy the homo backs .«enf Pcloiii-'s fnu/fc lino away fur a goji'L from the win". Wellington iH|ii;Oisoil niter nwr play Xv Uoylms ami JKoborf.i?, l.hr. lal tr.v putlin'p Qirnwrk a low, faot 'dfivG. Id the cecs-
ond spell the game was South Wellington s, Petone .playing with any amount of dash, but placing not too we'll. Stocks added his team's second point, following a corner, and the third came from King, also following corner play. Smart work led up to the fourth "goal, the ball being carried from South Wellington's goal to the far posts with fine passing from a clearing punt from Gell, in goal for Wellington. Petone kept at it solidly but could not reduce the lead.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1924, Page 10
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186SOUTH WELLINGTON v. PETONE. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1924, Page 10
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