PONEKE BEAT SELWYN.
, The, ground at New town Park on-, -.vhiuh Ponekc and Selwyn tried conclu-sions-was heavy and uncertain, antl-gen-eral conditions wove against good football. The game as the result "was unexciting and at times almost, dreary the victory gninj,' l.<) I'minko liy ;IS yoiiiU to i,_ .Hio-iUfIV Wy was registered, by H,
Tilyard, but S. Shearer was unsuccessful with the kick. Breaking away, Wogan kicked the ball right through the Poneke defence, and, beating Wright for the ball, he scored Sehvyn's only try: Piince failed to convert. ' Front a penalty, S. Shearer kicked a fine goal, H. Tilyard scored another try, and Shearer again kicked a penalty goal. In the second spell, Hickey scored near the corner, and just before the end of tho game, H. Tilyard scored his third tiy. The final scores were Poneke 18, Selwyn 3. Mr. D. J. Guiney was referee.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1924, Page 4
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146PONEKE BEAT SELWYN. Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1924, Page 4
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