HONOURS EVEN

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 7

HONOURS EVEN

UNIVERSITY RUGBY TESTS

NEW ZEALAND WIN SECOND

(United Press Association.—Copyright.) SYDNEY, 28th <March. lhe second Test match between the w2°2L'^ 1 Sy**to* R«Bby teams tte'&rl yeSterday ' M<i WaS WOn by

The following were the teams;— man6l^ Z. eal? nd .Uw^aity.-Butler, Free-H™^^.l-jndsay, Brandanovitch, Love, Holden, Hindenach, Keegan, Dunne, Als'vH n UrMT'T <?H^an' SnSh/Morete!' r;h»«ney T Umversity.-Ross, Mann, Burge, S**? n- J^pn, Sheehan, Lamport, Widffin^T'T? Win, dey«, Finlay, Flymi, uingst, Doyle, and Rosenblum. nesdav's C°nd NionS'7 Wl re J simi]^r to WedtnSLj w i i Zealand again lost the sun ani la klcked off against the wind and X- » ? y Wa! very yen- BotJi sMes m^™^ . Urn at at<a<:k>ng. Some likely IS R.TT Bpoiled at the criti^i wfeV? w hech .ran Bet "i 8 bael« moving round! BH° Ne^ ?, ealand defence wai I«H WV i T ■ and Ros «' the respective tSl^'? S^ veral good line Ecks. thiiVnw Zea uand f?rwards were holding ftotTW 3 be*ter than in thi Hrihwf -Bnd well in several good aribbUng- rushes. The New Zealanrfora terbift <& th£ hH fro» *Se scrum bet 8V*> "{J* t«»eir handling was poor. After at thehn r nr ™^™&*y scrambled over time bShT/ <*.ree minutes before halfVZ%- wo? VlC^ fa^led' and spell ended. New Zealand 3 points, Sydney nil . tookTZtt &itf thf resumption B yuHeV goal but h£ vf mad! a good atteßW* a* goal, but his kick went just outside. The amon<t S M fderß Were kee Pin* the baH "™S n* ,th, e forwards, wh Q were working weU and tackling hard. Shortly afterward! byPacev" 6! an He as ti'TiJZ y' \ .penalty against Sydney gave .STnifVay^ r^nua run, evaded Sheehan and Buree and ?o° rclv^ he C°rner- Bute agaif'faflel Sydney then took a turn at attack The: thlnT 6 m^ the r uuck *° import, and Tl,£L 1*T !d thr°ußh several fiands to Burge, who scored. Ross converted Play brightened up. Holden got the ball" from the scrum, and dashed to the Sydney lin? where he lost" possession, but Afey dashed over and scored, Lindsay's kck failed were S T m' tthe ?J ack forwards m sonflfusefu? work. MOTett gettiD^ A^further exciting piece of play started by the Sydney^ full-back, ?efulted in lydnefa??,^- *ck went wide a?th! yB? £r d Btlo»S]y> and hammered ed witl ?°*fc* Tl' W^? scored- B»tler failel with the, kick. The game ended:— New Zealand .... i* Sydney '.'."'.'.'.'.'.V. U