FOOTBALL ACCIDENTS
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DTJNEDIN, 11th May. A football player named Mothers, a resident of Port Chalmers, had a leg broken, while playing Rugby (third grade) on Saturday,
PALMEKSTON N., 11th May. Several Manawatu Eugby players were injured oh Saturday. At tho showgrounds, JPalmcrstoii North, Fred Hayes, a-St..Patrick's Club player, suffered injuries to his head and it is believed his skull is fractured. \ •
Jack Towler, a United player, suffered a compound, fracture of the jaw, and it is thought that his skull is also fractured. , .
Bobert Guy fractured his leg on. the football field at Foxton. ■ >
On the showgrounds at Palmerstoii North. C. Marehant, a Technical, School boy, had his nose broken. '. . ! .
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 110, 12 May 1930, Page 17
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